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Twilight | modular engine

Twilight is the sister of our last car Crépuscule. Born from the same need for performance as Crépuscule and raised with a need for excellence Twilight is the accomplishment of hours of hard work and outpaces her sister. All the development put in Crépuscule has propelled Twilight to the top.
Both cars are built one the same wheelbase but Twilight benefit from a more powerful 6 cylinder engine and more advanced technologies for better steering, braking and handling.

Most of the testings of Twilight were done on the StatusRing making her a perfect car for racing and having fun on the track.


engine technical data

• Engine type : A special design with 6 cylinders
  
• Engine position: mid-engine
  
• Engine size : 187500 cm3 (0.5m x 0.5m x 0.75m crankshaft included)
  
• Drive wheels : AWD
  
• Transmission gearbox: 6 speed sequential

Performance

• Top speed : 220 km/h
  
• 0 to 100 km/h : 2.9s

Size, dimensions

• Wheelbase: 2.25m
  
• Length: 5.25m
  
• Width: 2.25m
  
• Number of Doors: 2
  
• Number of seats: 1
  
• Weight: 639,5

Currently the best time recorded around the track (STATUSRing) is 1:12:533 but were are convinced that the car (and the driver too ^^) is capable of doing better !

Fun facts about the car :

• except the two intakes used for the mirrors, all intakes are functional
  
• Twilight and Crépuscule are the same word, but Crépuscule is french
  
• The car is equipped with a differential, but not active by default. Is you activate it the car will be more likely to drift
  
• The car is very compact so the only place i found for the fuel hose is inside the habitat

Most of the microcontrollers are made by MarcusAurele
DO NOT REUPLOAD OR USE ANY PART OF THIS CAR WITHOUT PERMISSION from MarcusAurele

The only part of the car that is not purely mine is one of the microcontrollers powering the modular engine. The version I use is modified by myself to fit my needs and the version I've worked from is no longer available.
Still, here is an ECU you could use (by the author of the ECU I worked from):
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2320951426