NFS Heat - JAGUAR F-Type R Coupe vs Convertible Best Engine Fully Upgraded 400+ Ultimate+ Parts

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Published on March 2, 2020 7:17:06 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6haRwSCBmg

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Need for Speed: Heat (2019)

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A full review of the JAGUAR F-Type R Coupe ’16 and the JAGUAR F-Type R Convertible ’19 fully upgraded 400+ with ULTIMATE+ parts on Need For Speed Heat played on PS4.

Timeline:-
00:00 Coupe 3.9l V8 Engine Swap, Performance Parts and Tuning
00:40 Coupe 6.2l V8 Engine Swap, Performance Parts and Tuning
01:10 Convertible 6.2l V8 Engine Swap, Performance Parts and Tuning
01:51 AERION Circuit Race (Day) [Comparative Race Time]
05:05 Leaderboard AERION Circuit Race Lap Times
05:23 HELIOS 2 Sprint Race (Day) [Online]
08:30 SONIC Sprint Race (Day) [Online}


Review:-
The Jaguar F-Type R Coupe is a great race car with 2 drawbacks. First, the car is not fast enough with it being around 15 seconds slower than the RSR. Second, if you over do it while drifting around corners, the car will oversteer. Other than that the car has great handling, light and responsive with powerful brakes, good cornering ability and doesn’t lose grip while turning at high speeds. The Coupe may not have the best acceleration but overall it is a relatively stable car to drive and have fun with. As for the engine swaps, you can use either the 6.2l V8 or the 3.9l V8 with the latter having better gear ratio.

The Convertible version is 2.5-3 seconds slower than the Coupe version. In addition to that the car is slightly less responsive and have slightly less cornering ability compared to the Coupe. However, it doesn’t have the oversteering problem. The best engine swap for the Convertible is the 6.2l V8.


Need for Speed Heat is a racing video game developed by Ghost Games and published by Electronic Arts for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It is the twenty-fourth installment in the Need for Speed series and commemorates the series' 25th anniversary. It was released on November 8, 2019.

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