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[evoixmrfq400]

hello.. check out my company and tell me your opinions for my cars and also give some rate if you are not bored

Inland Motors : http://www.automationhub.net/company-ca ... ompany/276

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I can't really be bothered logging into AutomationHub (and I've got a lot of work on redoing my cars before uploading their final form onto the hub again, so I'm going to wait some months). But your cars are super fast and you have approached the fixtures in a unique way, I want to steal some of those design cues!

I think your cars would make good rivals for my cars, if you look at my thread on this forum (note though that they were built in older versions, so the power outputs are different).

[evoixmrfq400]

I can't really be bothered logging into AutomationHub (and I've got a lot of work on redoing my cars before uploading their final form onto the hub again, so I'm going to wait some months). But your cars are super fast and you have approached the fixtures in a unique way, I want to steal some of those design cues!

I think your cars would make good rivals for my cars, if you look at my thread on this forum (note though that they were built in older versions, so the power outputs are different).

Yeap, some are superfast but ill re-adjuste them to not be so powerfull depending on the model...to be more realistic in depend the supercars in real life today

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Oh no, please, I beg you, don't do that! I for one welcome a company that makes ridiculously powerful cars.

I mean sure, if you want to tone it down purely so the cars have some semblance of being able to be used on the road without requiring an entire oil refinery to themselves, by all means. To give you some reference, the idea for my company is essentially that all the cars it builds have at least a 1hp:1kg ratio... it's possible to do this and still score decently in the market sectors.

[evoixmrfq400]

Oh no, please, I beg you, don't do that! I for one welcome a company that makes ridiculously powerful cars.

I mean sure, if you want to tone it down purely so the cars have some semblance of being able to be used on the road without requiring an entire oil refinery to themselves, by all means. To give you some reference, the idea for my company is essentially that all the cars it builds have at least a 1hp:1kg ratio... it's possible to do this and still score decently in the market sectors.

Well i didnt gave much attention to the power to weight speculation but..i see the fuel consuption most..

[evoixmrfq400]

Anyone can leave some rate on the automation hub?