How to Tune a Car in NFS Pro Street
“Need for Speed: ProStreet,” or “NFS: ProStreet,” is a video racing game from 2007. The storyline concerns Ryan Cooper, a street racer on a quest to beat Ryo, the man who disrespected him at his first race. Besides racing, players also need to purchase vehicles, upgrade them with new parts and tune them. Tuning in “ProStreet” makes it possible to customize vehicles to use in different kinds of competitions.
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Instructions
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Purchase upgrade parts for the engine, drivetrain, brakes and or suspension.
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Click on the tuning menu and select “Suspension.” Use balanced stiffness for Grip or Drift game modes and high stiffness for the Drag and Time Attack modes. Use soft steering for Grip and Drift modes and stiff steering for in Time Attack and Drag modes. Set tire pressure to low levels for better grip.
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Select “Engine” and move the camshaft phase to the right for more speed or to the left for better acceleration. Maximize the turbo and nitro settings.
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Move the bar for a gear to the right in “Drivetrain.” This will allow more time to shift to that gear within the RPM green zone.
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Select “Brakes” and set the braking strength to favor the forward axle. Maximize the tire pressures if the car has high quality tires.
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Click "Dynamometric Test" to evaluate the changes. This test will show the vehicle's horsepower, torque, braking speed, acceleration and maximum speed.
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Tips & Warnings
If you have the money, use “Quick Tweaking” to purchase entire packages of car parts.
It's possible to create up to three separate configurations for each vehicle.
Keep the parts on your vehicles at around the same levels or there will be handling complications. For instance, first level tires and suspensions can't handle the power that comes from third level engines and drivetrains.
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