Which drag car should I buy for need for speed pro street? Which is the best one?

Question

I just recently purchased Need For Speed: Pro Street. I love it and its a great game. I am 35% through the game and find myself stuck on the drag races. I have the 70' SS chevelle and a Corvette ZO6. Both are maxed out of mods and still barely brake 600 horsepower. I keep losing and I can't beat the harder guys with 700-900 horsepower. What am I doing wrong? Is there special parts that I can win that have more effect on the car performance wise? Please help. Thanks

Answer 1

I read something about the drag races for Need for Pro Street. It said that before the drag race begins there's this little "mini game" where you have to burn your car tires to get them hot. The better you do with burning your tires, the better your chances of winning the race.

I don't have Need For Speed Pro Street, but I think that the info that I gave you should help.

Answer 2

From everything I've heard and how I tend to play, I'd say go with a maxed out Zonda (If you're stinking' rich) for grip, a non-suspended RX-7 for drift, a maxed out and aerodynamic Corvette (the newest kind) for drag, and a maxed out Nissan Skyline for speed. I am currently the champ of four out of five of the things.

Answer 3

the best car i've found so far is the Shelby GT500 it will do a 1/4 in 7.31 @ 220 mph and 1/2 in 11.? @ 251 mph but once you hit 5th gear the front end lifts off of the ground an stays like it till you finish the race. the car will kinda drift over to one side but you should win every time. the only bad thing is that its not so good in wheelie competition it only does about 500ft and the other cars get in the 1000's of ft. so i dont know what to do there. if any body knows of a better car to use for wheelie competition please let us know

Answer 4

im having a similar problem. i noticed that its not all about horsepower. i have a 350z and i can break 7.6 with it all maxed out with mods but in most races expessially the 1/2 mile drag it wont drive straight, it turns by itself and crashes. do u know how to fix that?

Answer 5

Bullet: It sounds like you need some more down force. Get your car a body kit and a wing.

As for the main question, I'm horrible with the drags. I say just get something with a lot of power.

Answer 6

Make sure you have traction controll on, second you need to play with your gear ratio's allot, as the physics are "realistic" to a degree, you tend to lose to much tire grip in the beginning, (even with maximum tire grip bonus) with my 350z i get 7.6 odd, and only has 440 hp, the combination of noss and gear ratios are the key..