Earlier this week I wanted to know what the fastest car in Beam is. So I tested them all by picking the stock vehicle type that seemed the fastest, (ex: Bolide 390 GTR, Covet Race, etc.) flipping them over, and flooring it with a wheel speed speedometer. Here are the top speeds in fastest to slowest order: Bolide: 224 Mph Sunburst: 203 Mph Grand Marshal: 198 Mph D Series: 181 Mph Covet: 144 Mph H Series: 141 Mph Moonhawk: 135 Mph T Series: 120 Mph Pigeon: 76 Mph This will be updated every game update to check if the speeds have changed.
These are the top speeds that the wheels can rotate unimpeded, not the top speed that the vehicle can travel. With the bolide for instance, youll struggle to get it past 205 miles per hour while driving it. Factors such as air resistance, rolling resistance, surface type, etc. have great effect on the vehicles speed
So...what are the point of these tests then? Do you ever see manufacturers measuring the maximum speed that the wheels of their cars can turn at?
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. You're missing a lot of information here, such as what kind of drivetrain used, Not to mention this thread makes zero sense anyways...
Eh... This isn't really an accurate test tbh. Fun to do but not accurate. All you have to do is add another gear to any of these and get a much higher number.