Car Mods for NFS High Stakes

Features: -Veilside body kit -Rollcage -Generic racing seats -Xenons -Andrew racing V's -Tear drop exhaust -no damage -animated driver -has semi realistic exhaust -sounds -in dash blow off valve -dash (tweaked a bit) -and maybe some i forgot…

Features: -Black Widow front bumper -Black Widow side skirt -Black Widow back bumper -NOS--> -Hood pins -Eye Lids -Boost Controller -Shift tach -Sparco Racing Seats w/Strap -In Dash BOV (new one) -Rollcage -Sony Xplod's Sound system - 40% Tint everywhere but…

Features: -Buddy Club Front -Buddy Club Side Skirt (Moded a bit) -Battle-Z Back -Carbon Fiber Taillights -Racing Seats -Rollcage -Crystal clear turnsignals -Xenon Lights -Realistic performance (top speed of 150) -Exhaust -Dash -Maybe more I forgot…

A car with a very high polycount, although surprisingly, it doesn't seem to crash the game when you view it in the showroom. If you view the car up close, it's not so hard to tell where all those polys went. Very detailed.

Krystoff's second EVO, the VI: has less polygons than the VII, looks good , although the textures look a bit faded in some places. Custom dashboard (on the right side), and a new engine sound that tries to give a 'turbo whistle' effect (and sounds better from…

Another car that underlines Pomfrit's reputation of being able to create almost perfect looking roadracers with a reasonable polycount. Good performance too.

Not many differences with the earlier released "Vixen" skinned Boss 429, except maybe a more stock looking hoodscoop. Dashboard is one of the better ones in the MCO range.

Very, very nice, maybe the prettiest (and most detailed) S2000 so far. Thankfully, the performance is as realistic as the model itself.

NFS2 memories! The best GT90 for NFS4 yet, a faithful translation of the unique shape, helped by high quality normals and textures. And a moving rear spoiler - just like in NFS2.

modified performance. good handling and speed for class AAA. new textures.