Inspired by Hotwheels Night Shifter
Throttle for propellant toward the jet engines. Pitch for throttle toward supercharged car engine. Yaw for control.
Warning: steer carefully at speed. Slow motion is very highly recommended. Car had low amount of vertical stabilize which may lead to skidding (and loss of control)
Group 1 to engage kinetic brakes.
Gauges
The gauges can be found (to be made) by another person. It also appears on several other places.
External, left: Speed (approximately 800mph is the max reading)
External, right: Throttle (to jet engines)
Internal: Throttle (to car engine)
Car will pop wheelie (loss of steering control) if car engine throttle is applied excessively at low speed. At higher speeds the downforce can mitigate it.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 7.8ft (2.4m)
- Length 18.3ft (5.6m)
- Height 6.4ft (2.0m)
- Empty Weight 10,331lbs (4,686kg)
- Loaded Weight 10,729lbs (4,866kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 2.094
- Wing Loading 298.1lbs/ft2 (1,455.5kg/m2)
- Wing Area 36.0ft2 (3.3m2)
- Drag Points 3464
Parts
- Number of Parts 204
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 719
@AirCorp
"it always launches itself up in the air so I will say 4/10 performance."
Well, this car is tricky to steer, but I intentionally beefed up the power for the jets (and removed the speed limit for the wheels) so it CAN break the land record (just barely)
To do that, first enable slow motion. Then GENTLY pitch up (car engine pitch is the upper right gauge). recommend 20%
Then you can thrust up the jets as they are above the COM so they push the craft down anyway
Then when the speed is at least 300 mph (somewhere around that), you can floor the gas pedal.
Steer extremely carefully. A sedan like this one should not even attempt to go to sonic speed.
If you really wanted speedy stability, I had a "equation" formula one that can beat the grand prix in 45 seconds (or something like that). Strap jet engines to that and you'll get seriously fast and stable. But that one had a bit too much downforce and isn't as redneck, so that's why I insisted to make this to be able to beat the "max ground speed".
It really did, trust me.
Thank you, if you really think this is impressive. I believe other paint schemes works too (to a certain extent), so that's why I used a default palette.