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==Chassis== ''Dirt Track Racing 2'' allows players to choose from three different chassis by default. Players can choose to race Pro Stocks, which are comparable to modified street cars. These are the slowest of the chassis available in the game. The choice for RatBag to use the term chassis is very misleading since it is not really chassis that are being changed as much as it is car class and car 3d model. The Generation III late models from DirtWizard actually were a grouping of late models that offered four different physics packages that were mirroring real life chassis makes. Many leagues prefer the [[late model]] chassis because its use seems to be most prevalent over the United States. The fastest division of cars are the [[Concept Modifieds]] and a few racers prefer these machines. Some video gamers from Australia and New Zealand play the game and they are more interested in using chassis that have been modified by editors, such as [[Sprint car racing|Sprint Cars]]. Designers at [http://www.dirtwizard.net Dirtwizard.net] have created amuch more realistic looking chassis, which they call the NSDRA Generation III Late Models. This was the 3rd complete body redesign of the late models by this group. This particular chassis as noted above also included various physics packages for the racer to choose from. This allowed the driver to pick which suited their driving style the best. The Gen III late model has by far been the single most popular add on chassis for DTR2 since its release as seen with the wide use among so many different leagues. They have also created many more chassis, including one based on the WoO Late Models in real life, that has the same name, and is reportedly very different in handling. It was designed to appeal to the taste of the online racer that was used to the much more aggressive feel that was found in the dirt racing game mods for NASCAR Heat. Other chassis include Outlaw Dirt Trucks, NSDRA Super Stocks, Super Modifieds, Outlaw Modifieds, and many others.
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