#Street racing syndicate trial
The VII can be won from the LA Time trial in arcade mode. Has great acceleration and cornering on par with the Subaru, but tops out at 160mph-165mph. Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VII & VIII (CT9A). Excellent for the latter half of the game, possibly overall.ģ.
top speed is around 180mph but still stable enough to control easily. Basically the same as the RS in some aspects but a little more "oomph" in power. Subaru Impreza(Higher end models like the STI & S202). Only issue is probably the handling at high speeds. It's a complete beast on the straights and launch. Base model can achieve over 1000bhp when maxed and a top spead of around 220mph. Only downside to the AE86 is the acceleration (maybe) and overall stability in corners, so have some skill on tap.ġ.
#Street racing syndicate series
You can rack up a ton of respect points in this car, which makes it ideal for respect challenges and maxing out all crew race series to 3000pts. Maxed out, it will make around 300hp-350hp (Yes that's pretty low, probably the lowest of all the cars.), but has a great top speed of 179mph. Undeniably one of the best drift cars in SRS, but takes a bit of skill to control it properly. Can be won from the Philadelphia Iron man challenge before the staring a new career or after you get your first car. It's a decent point scorer with E-Brake slides and feint maneuvers but wheelspin will bog you down a bit.ģ. Speaking from experience on my first play through, I was able to reach the Street Revolution Crew when I began to experience difficulty with the eclipse's performance (Mostly because I had drag tires installed LOL), but you might even make it to the Lightspeed crew if you're good enough. When maxed out, it makes around 600hp-650hp and tops out at 172mph. Overall handling can be kinda sketchy on high hp numbers as high hp levels on FWD platforms usually leads to heavy under steer and lots of wheel spin. This car can get you through the majority of the game just off by performance, but earning skill points can be a little tricky in AWD cars unless you're fairly good at drifting AWD.Ģ.
Fully maxed out, it makes around 600hp-800hp (can't remember exact hp numbers so this is just a estimate) and tops out at 180mph. 2002 Subaru Impreza 2.5 RS.(GD8) Probably the best option for a starter car as it's AWD layout provides quick acceleration and great handling. I can't remember all the specs atm, but I'll give a quick rundown for now.ġ.
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