A Rare Instance Of AC Cobra Machines [Forza Horizon 4]
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Like many British car manufacturers, AC Cars produced small series of sports cars with an inline-six Bristol engine of small volume, including a 2-seater AC Ace roadster. It was a car with a hand-assembled aluminum body on a spatial frame made of steel pipe. Bristol Cars' engines were designed by BMW before World War II, and were considered obsolete in the 1960s. In 1961, Bristol decided to stop producing its engines and use the Ford Zephyr engine (2.6 liters) on its cars. In September 1961, former American racing driver Carroll Shelby sent a letter to AC Cars with a proposal to build a car with a V8 engine and with its design changes. AC Cars agreed on the condition that a suitable engine was found. At first, Carroll Shelby offered a Chevrolet order, but was refused. Ford, wishing to create a car that could compete with the Chevrolet Corvette, proposed a new Ford Windsor 260 HiPo ("High-Performance") engine with a thin-walled block that could be used in this endeavor. In January 1962, AC Cars mechanics produced a prototype chassis numbered CSX0001 with a Ford Windsor 221 V8 engine. After testing and fine-tuning, the engine and gearbox were removed, and the chassis was flown by Shelby to Los Angeles on February 2, 1962. His team installed the engine and transmission on it in less than eight hours and began road tests.
The game takes place in the UK, the gameplay is focused on the interaction between players in multiplayer mode. One of the main features of Forza Horizon 4 is the dynamic change of seasons, which also reflects the change of time of day and weather conditions that will directly affect the gameplay β you can drive a car in winter, summer, autumn and spring, and the gameplay will also be affected by traction, visibility behind the wheel, as well as the type of competitions such as: off-road, circuit racing and drift[6]. Players are given the opportunity to assemble more than 450 cars and modify them to their taste, as well as drivers [7].
Forza Horizon 4 supports 4K resolution at 60 frames per second with HDR support for Xbox One X and Windows 10 owners, in turn, for Xbox One owners, the game supports 1080p resolution at 30 frames per second[7]. The game has three editions: Standard, Deluxe Edition and Ultimate Edition. The owners of the Ultimate Edition received early access to the game on September 28, 2018, along with access to unique cars[8].
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