Gran Turismo 2
Super License:
Earn all licenses (A, B, Intl. A, Intl. B, Intl. C) to unlock the \"Super License\" option on the license test menu.
Information in this section was contributed by Redi Permanadi and Curt Jaimungal.
Event Synthesizer race:
Earn the Super License to unlock the \"Event Synthesizer\" race in Gran Turismo League.
Information in this section was contributed by Redi Permanadi and Curt Jaimungal.
More laps in Max Speed Test:
To make your high speed increase during this test, turn around and drive backwards until you get your desired speed. Return to the correct direction and finish the race.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
Increasing the number of days:
To easily increase the number of days in the game, just go to a race. When you are at the screen with the \"Start Race\" selection go to \"Exit\" and your days will increase by one.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
Increasing completion percentage:
Each time you win a race you will earn 4.5% towards your total completion of the game.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
Ending credits:
Win every race under Gran Turismo League for the ending credits on the Arcade disc.
Information in this section was contributed by JStandMCF1.
Finish in first on all 21 tracks in arcade mode under the professional difficulty setting.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
Kiddie medal:
The small green and yellow object on the status screen under licenses is a license award given if you miss the bronze medal by .3 to .5 seconds. The game is selective when awarding the medal and it may take several attempts to earn one.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
Motor Sports Land track:
Obtain all of the licenses, including the Super License and the Motor Sports Land track will become available in time trial mode on the arcade disc.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
All tracks in arcade mode:
Obtain all licenses from simulation mode on disc two, including the super license.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
Easy Rally Racing:
Buy the ESCUDO Pikes Peak version and use it to compete in any of the Rally Races to easily defeat your opponents.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
Finding cars:
If you cannot find a certain car at in the used car lot, check back in about 10 days or more. The car you are looking for may be available. For example, the Mazda AZ-1 appears only on certain days in the lot.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
FedEx car:
Enter the Gran Turismo League race events until reaching the Pacific League races. Then enter the Midfield Raceway event and to be awarded with a R*Nissan 300ZX GTS FedEx race car.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
Ford GT-90:
Use any car within the horsepower limits and finish the Seattle Circuit 100 mile in less than 1 hour and 1 minute.
Information in this section was contributed by SithLord3827.
Mark Martin\'s NASCAR #6 Ford Taurus:
To obtain this car you must first purchase a Ford Taurus and then perform the Racing modification.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
Nissan R390 GT1 \'97:
This car is obtainable in the Gran Turismo All Stars League, Laguna Seca. At first this car is a shocker with 351 hp, barely reaching 250 km per hour (approximately 156 mph) and handling like it is driving on ice, but it is worth quite a bit. Use the following settings to get it to hit 400+ km per hour (approximately 250+ mph), awesome acceleration, and an outstanding grip. Turbo Kit Stage 4, Computer chip, Port Grinding, Engine Balancing, -Racing Slicks (Super Soft), Gearbox (fully customized service), Weight Reduction Stage 3, Traction Control, Active Stability Control. Gear Ratios: 1st: 4.221, 2nd: 2.698, 3rd: 1.910, 4th: 1.423, 5th: 1.115, 6th: 0.920, Final: 2.500, Auto Setup: 23. LSD: Original Settings, ASC (Active Stability Control): 90, TCS (Traction Control System): 25. Note: When going into corners, hold the accelerator and brake at the same time. This prevents the car from sliding.
Information in this section was contributed by tha jeshta.
Toyota 2000GT:
Get the licenses from the original Gran Turismo, convert the data to Gran Turismo 2, then earn each license (including the Super License) without exiting the license screen (except when you pass all the tests). Purchase a good used car and enter the expert race on the event synthesizer. Race it until day 10. You should have over $111,000 by then. Go to the Toyota used car dealership and buy the 2000GT. It is not a great car, but it is the rarest in the game.
License test cars:
To get the following cars, you must get all gold on the given license.
Information in this section was contributed by Whirlwind626.
Gold B: Spoon S2000 (J)
Gold A: Dodge Concept Car (red)
Gold IC: 3000GT LM Edition
Gold IB: del Sol LM Edition
Gold IA: FTO LM Edition
Gold S: Toyota GT-ONE Race Car \' 99
Hint: Getting money:
Win the 4WD Challenge at Laguna Seca to receive a 618 hp custom car. Take that car to the Tuned-Turbo Challenge and enter the Test-Track race. You will win 50,000 credits and a car worth 30,000 credits for each 3-lap race that is won. The secret to winning on the Test-Track is in the corners. Stay smooth and off the walls/grass to pass the faster cars. Do not let them block your car, and drive defensively once in the lead. You will also need licenses to race.
Information in this section was contributed by 3wood.
Get a brand new Nissan Skyline GT-R Vspec (R34.J) \'99 and tune it to the max. Then, get an International A licensee. Go to Special Events, go to Line Up 4, choose Tuned Turbo Car No.1 Race at the Test Course. Finish in first place to get 50,000 credits and a Skyline that is worth 30,000 credits. Repeat this until you win a 250,000 Mine\'s HKS 180 SX (racing modified). Repeat again until you win a 13,750 Mines Lancer V (racing modified). Note: You do not have to use a Nissan Skyline, just a powerful and fast car.
Information in this section was contributed by Turtleboy.
After wining all National races, race any of the Euro-Pacific races. Each win will give you 10,000 credits plus a 250,000 credit car.
Information in this section was contributed by JStandMCF1.
Buy a used Nissan Skyline GTS-t Type M(R32,J) \'91. Completely outfit it with all performance and handling upgrades(excluding \"For Professionals Only\" items). Enter \"Grand Touring Cup\" and win first in Midfield Raceway (about 4 minutes). You will receive 30,000 credits plus a 250,000 credit Unisia Jecs Skyline. Sell the car. Repeat this process four times to earn about 1,120,000 credits in under sixteen minutes.
Information in this section was contributed by LordRonin1.
Race in any \"Muscle Car\" race with a normal car. Since \"non\" muscle cars have better acceleration, once you get ahead of the muscle cars, just watch your back, and do not let them pass.
Information in this section was contributed by Flex9999.
Go to the \"Muscle Car\" event and enter the second race. Win this race to get a car worth 75,000 credits and 8,000 prize credits.
Information in this section was contributed by Sir Nicholas J. Schram The First Esquire.
Race the 30 lap endurance race. Win first place, and get 150,000 credits and a Supra race car worth 250,000 credits. A recommended car is a \'91 Supra Twin Turbo R outfitted with sports tires, sports brakes, sports suspension, chip upgrade, stage 1 turbo, racing intercooler, racing exhaust, and stage 2 weight reduction. Note: The race will take approximately 50 minutes to complete.
Information in this section was contributed by Alcyone.
Go to the Gran Turismo All Star League and win the Laguna Seca race. You will receive 50,000 credits and the TVR Speed 12 which you can sell for 500,000 credits. Getting the GT One On-Road from Toyota and putting a stage 4 turbo on it is recommended.
Information in this section was contributed by sjscott.
Race all of your licenses until you get all gold and a FTO LM. Take it to the Gran Turismo All Stars. Race the Red Rock Valley twice and sell the car you win to end up with 1.1 million credits.
Repeatedly win the Red Rock Valley course in the MR Challenge, then sell the 250,000 credit GT40 that is awarded. This is a good trick to use if you do not have the money for the highly prized Escudo or if you appreciate only having two laps to complete. A good car to use in the race is a Vector M12, modified to 590 hp, which costs significantly less than any special model.
Information in this section was contributed by dan grobar.
Get a good car such as the Suzuki Escudo Rally and the I-A License. Go to the GT2 All Stars race under Special Events and win the third race to get a car worth 500,000 credits.
Information in this section was contributed by JoeKoRn1100.
Start the game and buy a used car that is convertible. The drivetrain does not matter. Race the proper championship to make to quick money. If the car is fully upgraded and without racing modification, then go to Muscle Car Shootout. Win the second round of the Muscle Car Shootout to receive the Cobra that can be sold for 75,000 credits. Do this one more time to have about 150,000 credits. Now, fully upgrade your car. Once getting a fully mod convertible racing car, go to the Convertible Racing Championship and win the final round to receive the concept car (Copper Head). You do not have to race the first and second rounds. Do not sell the car. Race one more time to get another concept car. Sell one of concept cars for 125,000 credits, and change your car to the other concept car. Go to Dodge and upgrade the Concept car with TCS and ACS. Go to the Mid Engine Championship and set your car with lowest ride height, the anti-roll bar to 7 on both front and rear. And TCS and ACS to the middle (50 out of 100 and 25 out of 50). This will prevent spin out while you are on low speed tight turns and make this car one of the best racing machines. Win the final round of the Mid Engine Championship to receive the Ford GT40 Race car. Sell that car for the credits. Repeat this race until obtaining 1.5 million credits. Go to Toyota to buy the GT-One Road Car and upgrade it with stage 4 turbo , and other mods, including TCS and ACS (set to the middle). Unfortunately the car will not except the racing modification but car itself is excellent in street spec with any racing conditions.
Information in this section was contributed by Super Peewee.
Purchase any car and race it in the Trial Mountain Endurance race. After getting first place you will receive a Denso Sard Supra worth approximately 125,000 credits. Go to the Gran Turismo All-Stars and race Red Rock Valley. After winning you will receive 50,000 credits and the TVR speed 12 that is worth 500,000 credits.
Information in this section was contributed by ROYWO.
Get the international A license, then obtain a good, fast car. Go to special events and go to Gran Turismo All-Stars. Enter the Red Rock Valley Race. Finish in first place to receive 50,000 credits and the TVR speed 12. Sell that car to get 500,000 credits.
Information in this section was contributed by Lazyrob10.
Win the 80\'s Sports Car race on Tahiti Road (last one) and to receive 10,000 credits and a car worth 125,000.
Information in this section was contributed by Monkey4705.
Earn enough money for a \'99 Ford Cougar. Tune it to 295hp, buy racing slicks, and tweak the drivetrain. Then, if you have completed your license tests, enter the Endurance Challenge section of the game and race in the 30 lap race. You will win 150,000 credits, plus a \'99 Denso Sard Supra. This car has 686hp, and maxes out at 230mph. Get in your new car and race it in the Test Track 3 race in the Tuned Super Car section. This will earn 50,000 credits, plus a drag car worth 250,000 credits. Keep repeating this strategy until you obtain the desired amount of credits.
Information in this section was contributed by Tony Reno.
First, get a B-International license. If you have a lot of money, go to \"East City\", and get a 1990 Mazda Inffini III. Tune it up to 364 hp with out racing muffler, manual transmission changes, weight reduction, or racing mods, but get everything else including both of the \"for professionals only.\" Make sure that you get for professionals only on the suspension. Go to the 394 hp race on Tahiti Road in the 80\'s Challenge. Set the spring ratio to 4.5 both on front and rear. Change dampening bound and rebound to 6. Change the stabilizers to 5. Lower the car height to the lowest possible. Set the brakes to 15. Change the ACCS to 50 and the TCS to 30. After winning, you will get 10,000 credits and a 555 horse power Skyline R30 Sillotte Formula. If you want the car, race it with the same car and win it again. Go to your garage and sell the cars for 125,000 credits each.
Information in this section was contributed by Christopher Gregory.
After starting a new game on simulation mode, go to East City and by a used 1990 Mazda Inffini III RX-7and add the performance CPU. Also get the B-license. Race it as many times as possible on the Sunday Cup, and the other cup next to the Sunday. After winning all the races on the cup, all more than once, upgrade the car as much as possible. Use a 15,000 credit limit until you get the next set of upgrades. Also, start getting the A, I-C, I-B, and I-A licenses. Get all upgrades except for mufflers, weight reduction, racing mods, drive terrain changes, (only get the drive shaft, twin clutch, and simi-racing flywheel to keep max. speed) and all other tire sets besides sports. Only get sport tires. When you have everything listed at the Max, race the car on the race that is proper for the car (394 Hp races). As you are getting more money, buy more cars but not too many because you will lose money. Always keep the RX-7 as it is useful in future races. It is the best car for beginners and advanced racers in the game. Also, if you want to keep certain cars that give a lot of money, just race the track again and sell the second one.
Information in this section was contributed by Christopher Gregory.
Buy the Suzuki Escudo Pike\'s Peak version for 2 million credits in the east city. Go to the GT500 and win all the races. For each race you win, you will get 50,000 credits. If you win the all the races you will get a bonus 200,000 credits and the Amiya Skyline.
Information in this section was contributed by eileenchristy.
Get a car that you can compete and win the Muscle Car event. Take it to the event race and if you win, a new car will be sent to your garage. It should be a drag racing car. This car is extremely fast, but cannot turn well. Sell it for 250,000 credits. Continue to go back to the Muscle car race, then sell the drag racer.
Information in this section was contributed by Matt Longtin and Jake Phillis.
Enter The Grand Touring Race in Special Races and select the Red Rock Valley race. After finishing in first place you will receive a GT car. Although it is a very powerful car, sell it for 125,000 credits. Since the race is worth 10,000 credits you will receive a total of 135,000 credits. Repeat this as many times as desired.
Information in this section was contributed by Bob Smith.
To win a total of 550,000 credits go to Gran Turismo All Stars and race Red Rock Valley (not Laguna Seca). Finish to win 50,000 credits and a TVR Speed 12, which is worth 500,000 credits.
Information in this section was contributed by E-Man.
Get any 4-wheel drive car. Save up enough money to buy dirt tires for it. Then go to the Rally courses and go to Tahiti Maze, and race the Rally Car. You must have the International B license. When you start the race, drive straight into the wall and sit there for the entire race. Just finish the race for 10,000 credits.
Information in this section was contributed by Freonite.
Hint: Good cars:
Buy a Mitsubishi 300GT and enter into the 4WD Race. After winning that race you will receive a car that is great but only worth 125,000 credits. It has great handling and speed
Information in this section was contributed by Coolieo24.
First, get a fast car like a Suzuki Escudo Pikes Peak Version. Then, go to the Tuned-Turbo Challenge and enter the Test Course. If you win, you will get 50,000 credits and a drag car that is worth 250,000 credits. You have to defeat the drag car to obtain it. The drag car does not corner very well, so take them slow.
Information in this section was contributed by RedneckRebel22.
If you win the Drag 180sx car, go to Turbo Charged Races and race on the Test Course. Then go to the settings menu and then change the gears to as wide as it can go. Race and car will get up to 174 mph.
Information in this section was contributed by RCFtbl72.
When you raise up 2,000,000 credits, go to the Suzuki dealer and buy the Escudo Pikes Peak Version. With this, you should be able to win any free race.
Information in this section was contributed by Whirlwind626.
Get a fast car with good handling. Go to the Gran Turismo All Stars and win Red Rock Valley to get the TVR Speed 12.
Information in this section was contributed by Joseph Chiccarine.
Get first place in the 100 mile Seattle Circuit endurance race twice in a row and win the Ford GT90, the best car in the game. Alternately, complete the race in under an hour (with a car such as a Ford GT40 tuned to the max).
Information in this section was contributed by Chris Merrill and Elcatraz1.
When you win a Nissan R390 GT1 Road Car it only has 351hp. Go to Nissan and max it out to increase it to 833hp. It can now do 254 mph on the Test Track 3 lap race.
Information in this section was contributed by Robroy.
Purchase a Ford Taurus and upgrade to the max. Then, upgrade to race modification and you will get a Mark Martin Valvoline Ford Taurus Winston Cup car.
Information in this section was contributed by chip fisher.
Buy the Volkswagen New Beetle GT (the special that costs $500,000). It has great handling, great pickup speed, and it does not max out at high RPMs.
Information in this section was contributed by HEYOVADEA.
Use the following steps to boost up a Nissan Skyline GTR V-spec (R34) to 230+ miles per hour and have better performance. In order to do this you have to totally tune up the vehicle, max out on everything except the racing modifications. At first it will only go 176 mph. Go to the settings at the race menu, press L1 button to switch the settings and at the first menu, make sure the \"Dampers Bound\" and \"Rebound\" are at \"7\", the \"Spring Rate\" in the front is \"7.2\", and in the rear \"9.0\", \"Stabilizers\" at \"1.3\" front and rear, \"Ride Height\" down to \"85 inches\" front and rear. Then go to \"Brakes\" and make sure the settings for the \"Brake Controller level\" are \"12\" front and rear. Go to \"Gears\" and set the \"Gear Ratio\" to the following, but record the old settings before changing them: 1st- 3.385, 2nd- 2.147, 3rd- 1.516, 4th- 1.128, 5th- 0.884, 6th- 0.730, and Final- 3.585. Make sure the \"Auto Setup\" is at \"25\", (to the far right). If it is still not reaching 230+, drop all the settings by 10 except for the Final gear. Then, go to the last setting, with the LSDs, and set the LSD initial- 6, Both, LSD Accel.- 36, Both, LSD Decel.- 16, Both, ASCC- 101, and the TCSC- 5. Now the Skyline should hit 230+ on the test course, have quicker acceleration, and perform a little better.
Information in this section was contributed by Cozmo10203.
The best car in the game is an Opel Tigra Ice Rally car. It is great in acceleration, speed, and handling.
Information in this section was contributed by Todd Dunham.
Buy a Ford Taurus SHO \'99 and get weight reduction steps one through three. Then, get it racing modified. The car will be Mark Martin\'s number 6 race car.
Information in this section was contributed by DisKoDrew99.
Go to Suzuki Motors and look under Special Car or Limited Edition(?). Find the Go Cart (it may be called Pike\'s Peak) that has over 900hp. It is very expensive, but is very light. Buy it and fit it with racing slicks. You can take it to any race for racing modified cars and it will easily beat the other cars.
Information in this section was contributed by Mark Tew.
The best car to run to achieve top speed at the Test Course is the 180 Sx Drag car. Drop the spring rate on the front and rear to \"8.0\", set the damper bound and rebound to \"7\", ride height to \"105\", camber on the front to \"2.0\" and the rear to \"1.8\", stabilizers to \"6\" front and rear, final gear ratio to \"3.100\", shift pattern to \"28\", spoilers to \"30\" on the front and \"43\" on the rear, limited slip to 12 int. 30 accel. and 10 decel. You can get the car to 273 mph.
Information in this section was contributed by COBBKORY.
The fastest car you can buy In the game is the Toyota GT One Road Car \'98. It can go to at least 266 mph on the test track on only one lap. The easiest car to make money with is the Suzuki Escudo. The Suzuki Cutlus is also a good car but goes about 20 mph slower than the Escudo but has about the same great acceleration. The best track to race The Escudo on for money purposes is the Red Rock Valley under Gran Turismo All Stars. Win as many times as needed to get 50,000 credits and a car worth 500,000 credits.
Information in this section was contributed by Jack Bux.
Many players may think that the fastest car in the game is the Suzuki Escudo Pine Peak Version or the Nissan Skyline. However, this is not true -- it is the TVR Speed 12 (the version that is awarded after winning a race, and not the one purchased for 500,000 credits). When completely modified with full racing suspension, tweaked out gear ratios, lowered suspension for better aerodynamics (lower ride height), and a higher downfore (front spoiler, rear spoiler adjustments) to prevent the car from raising off the ground, this car reaches upwards of 262mph when raced against other cars on the Test Course. Note: By setting the gear ratios to wide will not give the highest top speed. You must also consider the fact that you have a given amount of track to accelerate on the straight away. Therefore, you also have to fine tune the individual gear ratios for best performance. This top speed can only be obtained when racing against other fast cars on the test course (180SX Drag). If you have not noticed, your car goes significantly faster when you are behind another cars because of the handicap settings. This setting must be turned on in simulation mode.
Information in this section was contributed by Waheed Baqi.
The Volkswagen R*Beetle GT which is purchased at their special models area is an excellent FWD race car in Rally and Road races. It has quick acceleration and it is good when competing with cars up to 500hp.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
For good handling on mid engine cars use the following settings. With a \"Full-Customization suspension\", drop \"Spring Rate\" all the way down on the front and rear (2.0 lbs/in), \"Damper Bound\" and \"Damper Rebound\" at level 5, \"Camber\" 6.2 for the front and 5.2 for the rear, and \"Toe\" down to -0.20 on front and rear. Set \"LSD\" initial, \"Accel\", and \"Decel\" to 28, \"ASCC\" to 52 and \"TCS\" to 26. The car should handle corners fairly well after these adjustments are made.
Information in this section was contributed by Arnold Manley.
Go to the Toyota dealer. Go under the special models and purchase the GT-One for 1,000,000 credits. Modify it as much as possible (including stage 4 turbo and excluding for professionals). It will have 946hp and will go approximately 246 mph. Do not mistake it for the Nissan GT1, which only has a speed of 130 mph.
Information in this section was contributed by Raceingfan1.
The trick to getting all the best cars in Endurance Racing is to not pick a really high-powered car to run the race. Make a selection that is between 900 to 1100 kg; with a power output of 300-400hp. This will make the racing \"hard\", but at least you will get a good car at the end of your two-hours. Also, the opposition are not top racing cars; they are rather slow and spin often. Do not be afraid to use FR cars or MR; most Magazines advise using 4WD, but unless you know how to tweak the LSD they tend to be \"boring to drive.\"
Information in this section was contributed by Victor Ago.
The Ford RS200 rally car is great for the low horsepower race events. The RS200 is worth 100,000 credits.
Information in this section was contributed by Josh.
The Ford Focus rally car is a very good car for any endurance race because it excels on turning.
Information in this section was contributed by Josh.
One of the best cars in the game is the Audi TT Limited Edition. It is a special car that costs 1,000,000 credits. This car has excellent acceleration and handling. It can also go about 211 mph on the machine test max speed test.
Information in this section was contributed by Eric Webster.
Hint: Record times:
It is not possible to set record times on the simulation disc. The only way to set record times for a track is on the Arcade disc in time trial mode.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
Hint: Better car performance:
On any car that has full racing gears, go to change parts menu and select \"Gear\". Make sure \"Auto Setup\" is set to \"Wide\" for more top end speed.
Information in this section was contributed by Robroy.
Changing the setup to \"Wide\" will result in more top end speed. Move the setup to \"Close\" for more acceleration. The only reason to change the setting is from track to track. For example, for the Test Track, set it all the way to the right. For tracks such as the Special R5 track, set it all the way to the left.
Information in this section was contributed by Master Mechanic.
Hint: LSD settings:
For a rear-wheel drive machine, set up as follows:
Information in this section was contributed by Victor Ago.
Initial: 30 to 50.
Acceleration: 9 to 13 (depending on car)
Deceleration: 25 to 32
One would assume the opposite setting for a Front-Wheel Drive machine, and something of both for the Front and Rear wheels of a 4x4. Initial seems to sap the car\'s inertia, which is vital for control of a heavy machine. If you have bought a rather flabby Viper this is useful, so that you do not have to brake excessively in turns, and thus lose speed. Acl seems to be bad for a FR machine if this figure is high; it worsens spin-outs. Keep this low for FR machines. Decc is very useful for over-steering the car through corners. When set just right, say in a Viper, it swings the cars rear-end out, thus helping in turning. Also, to set up the Speed 12, you need to lighten the front damper setting (20 to 30); then do the above. You do not need the anti-spin devices once you have sussed out the LSD, which saves money.
Hint: Do not buy too many cars:
When entering the Special Events races, it is not necessary to have the same kind of car as the event specifies. (i.e. You do not need a muscle car to race in the Muscle Car Classic.) With the exception of the drivetrain specific events (FF, FR, MR, 4WD) and the Tuned/NA races, as long as your car meets the horsepower requirements, you do not need the kind of car that the title specifies. Basically, pick the car that you like the most, and race all of the races you can within the horsepower restrictions. Doing this means you do not have to buy a luxury sedan to compete in the Luxury Sedan Cup, etc.
Information in this section was contributed by Jeff Present.
Hint: More car indicator:
When you want to buy a car and you are browsing, make sure you look in the right hand corner of the screen. If an arrow points to the right, click on it to see more cars. This also works with some special models. (Example: Ford has four special models).
Information in this section was contributed by Action Rod.
Hint: Rearrange cars in garage:
Press Start when browsing trough the list of cars to send the highlighted car to the top of the list.
Information in this section was contributed by Julien.
Hint: Using soft or medium tires in Endurance Racing:
You can use soft and medium tires in combination in Endurance Racing without using only hard tires for durability. This depends on the type of car you use (MR, FF, FR, 4WD). You can use super-soft tires on the front wheels of FR and MR machines while using medium or hard tires on the rear wheels. But 4WD machines should generally use medium or hard tires. You do not need to use the most powerful car. Also, the competition during Endurance Mode are rather feeble; most suffer from spin outs. To make the Escudo turn more easily; set the LSD as - INITIAL - front 6, 6 on rear; ACCL 56 - front, 10 on rear; DEC 10 - front, 56 on rear.
Information in this section was contributed by Victor Ago.
When you are racing in an endurance event it does not matter what kind of racing slick tire you use because they all wear down at the same rate. You should use super soft tires for the best handling and performance.
Information in this section was contributed by E-Man.
Hint: Easier turning:
When in a turn, hit the brakes until your hear your tires squeal. Then, turn with the D-pad.
Information in this section was contributed by Tommertooon.
Hint: Faster acceleration:
Press Up while accelerating.
Information in this section was contributed by Tommertooon.
Hint: Obtaining licenses easier:
At the main menu on simulation mode go to the last selection (Transfer or Communication). You can load your licenses from the original Gran Turismo from here.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris26308.
Hint: View opponent replay:
Press Up or Down while watching your own replay pad to select the car that you wish to see the replay from. Note: You must be racing against the CPU or another player for this trick to work.
Information in this section was contributed by Whirlwind626.
Hint: Easy first place in arcade mode:
Purchase a \"special\" model car on the simulation mode disc, which costs approximately 500,000 to 1,000,000 credits. Save the game. On the arcade disc, choose to load the simulation mode game. When choosing the class of car in a race, choose \"home garage\" and use your new car.
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