What car would you use for the Wheelie Competition?

My Silver/Black striped 1970 Chevelle got over 1,300 feet. I don't remember the exact number, but what I do remember it was the whole track length. Tell about your Wheelie cars!!!!

The whole track length technically is actually around 1320 feet because it's a quarter mile.
But the counting is done from the back of the car so if you have one of the more powerful and longer cars you can get a maximum of about 1346 feet. I'll get a picture sometime.
Here it is.
I did it with a Pagani Zonda F.

« Last edited by Kenny 2x4 on Mar 2nd 2008 »

i got 876 in a toyota corrolla, which is suprizingly good for a car that has just over 216 bhp

and yet this person done it over the whole track

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eFjpy_jHCI

« Last edited by fish man on Mar 2nd 2008 »

So did my Zonda. 1346 feet or 410.2m roughly is the maximum. The reason why it's higher than 1320 feet (length of a quarter mile) is because the counter measure it from the back of the car so if you have a long wheelbased car, then you can get a longer distance.

I just bought and upgraded the 1971 Dodge Challenger(I THINK THATS THE YEAR ANYWAY), and man does it fly!!

« Last edited by NavySeal32110 on Mar 5th 2008 »

my old GTO goes 1,420 feet.

I can get my Chevrolet Chevelle SS to wheelie the whole strip.

On 06-Mar-2008 Superbeast said:

my old GTO goes 1,420 feet.

That's impossible by any means considering the '65 GTO may be long, but it's not that long.
Provide photographic evidence and we (or perhaps rather I) will believe you.
A quarter mile is 1320 feet (400 metres approximately) statistically, but the counter does it from the back of the car. Therefore because you have put in 14,20 feet, your car would've had to be an extra 30m long roughly and quite frankly no car (except limos) have that kind of length.

lol i can picture a limo doing a wheelstand

Yeah, but then it would snap. O_o

What about your Ariel Atom doing a wheelstand.lol

Not even in the game, but in any case the car has already been used in many drag races and the only way for it to do a wheelie would be to increase the size of the wheels, but it performs fine as it is so no bother fixing it, if it ain't broken.

Wow you really love cars.

Well I've got to if I want to be a Mech. Engineer. :P
Oh and see your sub I think it was in NFS Underground 2 about having suspension for Street X? That is so obvious it's untrue. Of course having upgraded suspension helps. Just a pointer for future subs.

« Last edited by Kenny 2x4 on Mar 11th 2008 »

Sorry to bring this up,

But I was doing wheelies in my newly tuned Supra and did this
I could of went slightly further, but it gave up


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On 25-Mar-2008 davy14uk said:

Sorry to bring this up,

But I was doing wheelies in my newly tuned Supra and did this
I could of went slightly further, but it gave up

And soon after I got 1342 FT, I,ll try do it again and post a photo

Just go to your car's details provided that you did it during a competition.
1346ft as far as I know is the maximum length possible.

On 25-Mar-2008 davy14uk said:

Sorry to bring this up,

But I was doing wheelies in my newly tuned Supra and did this
I could of went slightly further, but it gave up

lookin at the pic it is the pc version. also since it was a supra i believe it can do better. post your settings in the car tunning thread and ill see if i can fix it

On 26-Mar-2008 fish man said:

lookin at the pic it is the pc version. also since it was a supra i believe it can do better. post your settings in the car tunning thread and ill see if i can fix it

actually, I used your tune settings fish. but it only has all stage 3, and has 1048bhp

I also got the 1321 (I forgot) feet in the wheelie competition wit' ma ol' GTO.

The picture is in other topic.