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{{Cars|
carname = Melange XGT-88|
image = [[Image:ANSX.png|center]]|
designer = Alan Rotoi|
year = 2003|
version = 1.1|
engspec = V8 turbo, 3000cc|
torquerpm = 10250rpm|
maxhp = 253HP|
gears = 5-speed|
sixty = 3.55s|
hundred = 6.1s|
top = 218mph|
}}
The '''Melange XGT-88''' is arguably the [[Cheated Cars|edited car]] best known and most widely employed in competitions, and is amongst the favourite cars of a number of racers. It was developed by [[Alan Rotoi]], being released in early 2003.<br>
The '''Melange XGT-88''' is arguably the [[Cheated Cars|edited car]] best known and most widely employed in competitions, and is amongst the favourite cars of a number of racers. It was developed by [[Alan Rotoi]], being released in early 2003.<br>
The car has the body of a [[Acura NSX|NSX]], fitted with the [[Lamborghini LM-002|LM-002]] panel and a digital speedometer. On track, it feels similar to the original [[IMSA]] cars in terms of speed, acceleration and handling, but with one additionnal feature : the [[Magic_Carpet|magic carpet]] capability.
The car has the body of a [[Acura NSX|NSX]], fitted with the [[Lamborghini LM-002|LM-002]] panel and a digital speedometer. On track, it feels similar to the original [[IMSA]] cars in terms of speed, acceleration and handling, but with one additionnal feature : the [[Magic_Carpet|magic carpet]] capability.

Revision as of 04:18, 5 January 2008

Melange XGT-88
Designer: Alan Rotoi
Mod Version: 1.0
Released: 2003
Game version: 1.1
Engine specs: V8 turbo, 3000cc
Torque peak at: 10250rpm
Max horsepower (est.): 253HP
Transmission: 5-speed
0-60mph: 3.55s
0-100mph: 6.1s
Half mile: not tested
Flat track top speed: 218mph
Real top speed: not tested
Performance data refers to BB 1.1 version unless the car is for 1.0 versions only.

The Melange XGT-88 is arguably the edited car best known and most widely employed in competitions, and is amongst the favourite cars of a number of racers. It was developed by Alan Rotoi, being released in early 2003.
The car has the body of a NSX, fitted with the LM-002 panel and a digital speedometer. On track, it feels similar to the original IMSA cars in terms of speed, acceleration and handling, but with one additionnal feature : the magic carpet capability.

Statistics

Top Speed: 218 mph

Transmission: 5-speed

Gear max. speed:

I..............87 mph

II.............111 mph

III............150 mph

IV............175 mph

V.............218 mph

Power Gear: none

Acceleration (automatic transmission test):

0-60 mph: 3.55 secs.

0-100 mph: 6.1 secs.

0-180 mph: 21.45 secs.

(data taken from Alan Rotoi's readme for the car)