Your DIY race car!
Ever wanted to build your very own Takswagen race car? Well, the opportunity is now here, with Takswagen's brand new kit car model, The Gazella K-1.
Don't worry, you will get the desired Takswagen quality for your money, but now you'll have the joy of car building as well. The Gazella comes with full body kit, cooling, seats, and gauges, just to mention a few parts.
A few parts are pre-installed to the body, but only the essential and complex things, so you don't need to worry about the most complicated building jobs, we left only the fun part to you.
About the car specs: Carbon fiber body, high performance brake discs, race cooling system, manual 6 speed gearbox. In terms of engine, we have 3 recommended types for this chassis
Takitech V8 4CAM
Takitech V6 Scorpion MK2
Unis TW- V8HYR
It is really depends on your choice what you want to use, the V6 Scorpion is suitable for public roads, if you want to use your Gazella as a weekend car, because yes, with the right modifications, this baby could be road legal(ish).
A more race specific option is the good old V8 four cam with lightweight block. That means you will stay under 900kg even with this mighty V8 beast on board! This engine also matches with the MNASZ hillclimb race regulations, so if you care to join in such things, this will be your engine.
The ultimate beast is the brand new Unis tuned HYR V8 engine, with the insane amount of 600 horsepowers, but this stud farm has some sort of price in weight.
Of course, any other Takswagen and Unis engine type is allowed, but different engines may require modifications in the cooling system, which is the owner's responsibility to build in.
Do not hesitate too much, let your inner race driver shine, with this amazing kit car!
Controls:
Basic car controls
AG1-2 LIGHTS (if you install them)
AG-8 Turn signals
As always, thanks for @Spikerya
Class: Performance
Version: Kit Car
Drive: RWD
Engine: N/A
Gearbox: Manual 6+1
Price:190 000CR
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Successors 3 airplane(s) +57 bonus
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 25.8ft (7.9m)
- Length 32.2ft (9.8m)
- Height 6.2ft (1.9m)
- Empty Weight 1,098lbs (498kg)
- Loaded Weight 1,222lbs (554kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 45.4lbs/ft2 (221.8kg/m2)
- Wing Area 26.9ft2 (2.5m2)
- Drag Points 2647
Parts
- Number of Parts 353
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 2,566
@TakicraftCorporation ok sad but im ok with it
@Hangerrestorations Sorry kid I'm retired from the game
@TakicraftCorporation the These funky trees are complex
@TakicraftCorporation Hey takicraft how about a compilation im working in something biiig in my view its more or less crasy you would probaly need to build more modern cars as they will be needed for my Project i will contact you when its time
@TakicraftCorporation you just need the car proportion right, and smoothen out the design, currently im working on a new V12 car lineups , and im going to improve my design as bettter as possible.
@TakicraftCorporation your design looks pretty modern even after almost a year
@TakicraftCorporation oh, ok
@Lwills Building become pretty complicated for me with funky trees. I see people build insanely complex cars now, It seems like I cannot keep the pace with designs only. I would like tó learn these complex funky trees coding, but it's really out of my skill set.
Last airplane? If it is. F in the chat.
@GUEVANAERONAUTICS a mercedes Benz tclass t-model one not so smooth but more boxy looks alot like the mercedes Benz 123 wagon
I just committed something rather cursed
I found a problem with the assembly and that is the fact that the seats don’t wanna really fit
@WrightMotorsCorporation it happens now and then.
Well the sleeping giant is awoken once more now making kit cars eh? I better write this down for later
@Hangerrestorations im sorry to hear that, what car was it?
the last ever taskwagen products
Can you please build the car of my father he died when i Was 6 and well it would be cool maybe build the just the car he was driving but not exactly his but in 2 versions one scrapyard and one standard
@TakicraftCorporation where is the totorial
He’s back!
I'm late but welcome back
Great car btw.
Welcome back @TakicraftCorporation, you were gone for ages!
I had this idea of constructing my own engines lately, huh. Guess this will be the base for testing my engines
@DatRoadTrainGuy19 Don't worry i'll throw out a tutorial soon 😀
@TakicraftCorporation i sucked at trying to build this thing ¶∆¶