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	~~In Stunts, the term '~~''IMSA ~~car''' refers to the [[Porsche 962 IMSA]] and~~ the ~~[[Jaguar XJR9 IMSA]], cars which were liberally modeled after [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMSA_GT_Championship~~ IMSA ~~GT] cars from the decade of 1980 and included amongst the original selection of cars of the game. Both cars share many traits on~~-~~track, such as high acceleration and top speed (around 215mph)~~, ~~smooth handling relative to most of the other available cars and lack of~~ [[~~Power Gear~~]]. ~~Those attributes make them a popular choice between racers. In a broader sense, [[cheated cars]] with similar driving characteristics, such as the [[Melange]], are sometimes refered to as IMSA cars.~~		''"IMSA" redirects here. For the IMSA-only competition managed by Krys Toff, see [[IMSA Cup]].''

	~~== See~~ also ==		In Stunts, the term '''IMSA car''' originally referred to the [[Porsche 962 IMSA]] and the [[Jaguar XJR9 IMSA]], cars which were liberally modelled after [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMSA_GT_Championship IMSA GT] cars from the 80's. Both cars share many traits on-track, such as high acceleration and top speed (around 215mph), smooth handling relative to most of the other available cars, lack of [[Power Gear]] and inability to get beyond the flat track top speed through jumping. These characteristics add up to a distinctive and convincing race-car feeling, and make them an ever-popular choice among racers. Some [[custom cars]] also share the general IMSA characteristics, and thus the term usage is extended to them. From these, [[Alan Rotoi]]'s [[Melange]] is by far the most notable example of an "unofficial" IMSA car. More recently, the term has been applied to [[Mark L. Rivers]]' [[Speedgate XSD]]; in this case, though, the accuracy of the designation is debatable due to some important differences in Speedgate's behaviour when compared to canonical IMSA cars - most remarkably the large gap between flat track and real top speeds.

	[[IMSA ~~Cup\|Stunts IMSA Cup~~]]

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In Stunts, the term '''IMSA car''' refers to the [[Porsche 962 IMSA]] and the [[Jaguar XJR9 IMSA]], cars which were liberally modeled after [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMSA_GT_Championship IMSA GT] cars from the decade of 1980 and included amongst the original selection of cars of the game. Both cars share many traits on-track, such as high acceleration and top speed (around 215mph), smooth handling relative to most of the other available cars and lack of [[Power Gear]]. Those attributes make them a popular choice between racers. In a broader sense, [[cheated cars]] with similar driving characteristics, such as the [[Melange]], are sometimes refered to as IMSA cars.

== See also ==

[[Stunts IMSA Cup]]

[[Category:Driving]]

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