nice model, but I guess that it is a flat 12 instead of v crank configuration ain't it?

#btcc spec
#Alfa Romeo 155 TS
#Ford Mondeo
#Volvo 850 Wagon
#Ford RS 500
#Vauxhall Insignea

Neat car, it would be nice if you make another models around this power.

Copa Workmotor with an overheating i3 notebook, mouse steering and 20 laps... poor arm, but it was nice, got 3rd place in one of the races in kyoto long if I remember correctly and also a championship with a 15% restriction on xf gtr, tuff stuff, good old times, there was a lot of brazilians playing, I guess that was gridbr the name of the group, perhaps there's some giys around here that remember.

Very nice to drive and well balanced.

Aftermarket parts + Airio instead of restriction? Sry to rob yout post but I didn 't saw anyone mentioning it so far.

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Perhaps a timer for each event would increase the probabilty of entering in a race. Other aspect that comes to my mind is career progression, lfs is a sim I know, but perhaps a little more gamification would converge toward this goal of helping drivers to organize themselves and achieve more in game. I love to play lfs and my dream f9r this game was to become a granturismo done properly, I know that's a lot to ask but perhaps looking around benchmarking what other sims and games are implementing to retain people playing. What I noticed after mods came into lfs is a lot of great content (srsly there's some mods that are awesome) but no focus whatsoever in propperly racing them, perhaps is just a matter of time to tweak and adjust them, but anyhow I'm feeling that lfs also needs some guidelines attinent to format of racing and categorys to keep things on rails specially on mods department.

Is it possible to add a filter per horsepower on mod list?
Like <100hp, <200hp, <300hp, <400hp and so on?

Podia diminuir a roda e aumentar um pouco a tala.

"spec are build to meet "Balanced of Performance" against any car in GTR Classes (XRR-FZR-FXR), using custom high rev european V8 turbo spec that matched with 1100kgs as how vanilla GTR was, this car are quite agile around Rockingham" this

great hammer effect, feels exactly as described by those who drove it.
i'm not huge fan of the harshness of the engine note though.

great idea, perhaps we need a shop type framework... for setups or even
a aftermarket parts-shop for modded cars and so on... beware gran toruno IIX

very cool car, the only dislike is the size of the steeringwheel... too big.

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Its been mentioned a few times in the forums, im pretty sure the developers know about it so it might come out in the next update but that could be in a month or years we dont really know for sure.

The car holds up fine for me using a thrustmaster Shifter but i know that if youre using a click shifter with auto-clutch then it burns up clutches sometimes

Yeah, It got me thinking at some point that it might work well with the shifter, I'm indeed using the click shifter on the wheel and that really happens. Is it viable to do a full race specd car, with ignition cut shifter and so forth?

so, can we create a suggestion of improvement to the dev team? i'm not very active on this community so not very well informed about the procedures to make thing happen around here.

is it possible to change the resistance/durability of the clutch?

****ing great!!!!
im really really happy about it!
thank you on behalf of the brazilian lfs community! hehehe

finnish crosskart

that's what ill ever wanted and still wanting on LFS!
THE RING! kkk

wow!
you guy's are talking a lot of bullcrap...
don't see how the beheavior of the majority of you will help with the development and long-life that we all expect to see in LFS!
I sincerely hope that Scawen don't take these offensive post's seriously!


ps: Again, sorry about my bad english.

www.gridlfs.com.br

lfs the best physics in all world! would be a shame let the LFS die, hope that never happend!
sorry about my english, Im from the Rainforest downsouth!
anyway, nice to see some news from the developers.

Thank you all.

http://www.gridlfs.com.br