Maluch JBeam rebuild

All tires in game, finally the sport and race versions have correct size tires instead of way too big lol

 

Now it actually sounds like an car engine instead of a 10 year old rotary lawnmower with oil starvation lol

 

It has (barely) enough power to move the car, so maybe? Lol
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New Inter Groclin seat design with 6 color variants. 3 more designs left, each has only 1 variant so won't be much.

Fun fact: These differ not only in color, but also the placement of materials at the bottom of the seat. You can see that 2 of them have cloth sides, and also 2 other ones have a much wider pattern at the bottom.

 

Apparently in the Italian version, in the Brown limited edition at least, the front seats are tilting, and there isn't any lock that keeps them straight so they will just tilt when you brake. Doesn't seem very safe. Does anyone know if this was the standard for Italian version, or only for limited edition?

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I can't believe what I just found...

A BIS service manual in English. And it's more of a complete guide how to disassemble the car and reassemble it from scratch with the same quality as it came from factory. It has EVERYTHING. Only sad that it's the BIS version which is different than the normal one, but a lot of stuff is the same. I can make a BIS engine that is way more accurate to real life than the 600cc and 650cc ones with it, complete with the transmission, flywheel and differential. I can also make the complete BIS suspension with all the correct geometry (it's modified from the normal one, most noticable difference is the steering system). I could even build the engine and suspension irl if I had the parts, not kidding, it even has info how hard you should screw each individual bolt. Why don't they make more service manuals like this???
And I also found a similar Italian guide for the 595 version, which is way less detailed and I don't speak Italian. But based on that I can confirm that freely tilting front seats without any latch were a standard thing in Italy, will add them to the mod.
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Added tilting seat bases, the seats tilt on heavy braking with them, but adding passenger weight simulation to that seat reduces this effect by a lot which is realistic I guess

Also added Italian version of facelift wheels, which have a different silver-ish color. Spare wheel version too. (Did I ever metion that spare wheel has removed bolts like irl?)

 

It's paid and I already had the ST manual and it's not THAT detailed (but still very much) so not really

 

When I did that, a pop-up asked me for donation. But I have a similar pdf anyway.

 

Last seat patterns...

Now I update configs and wait for the others to make a few missing models. And the mod should be out soon-ish.
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I made the Tom Hanks custom version because it was easy and didn't require that much effort, and it looks cool

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Added some alternative lights:

Broken by default (inspied my my uncle's car lol)


Custom taillights with white signals


And yellow headlights

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Ultimate tuning

 

It's aircooled so it doesn't have even 1 radiator lol

 

Yeah obviously 2.0 is getting a new model so new textures too since the old ones won't work with it anymore. If you mean the skins being blurry, it's because they are low resolution, if they were higher then the mod would take even more memory, and it already takes a quite ridiculous amount. Idk if 2.0 will have higher resolution skins or no.

 

No idea lol, it could be oil, a lot of old car manuals have stuff like this for some reason
Most wheels are usable on other cars, the exceptions are the stock ST wheels and old aftermarket ones since the lug nuts don't line up with other cars (so irl you wouldn't be able to put them on other cars, except some old Fiats that used that lug pattern)

 

If you want that in game, you can just resize and rotate the stock 4-lug hub (scale 1.5x and rotation 45 degrees), and change the wheel slot to wheel_F_4_fiat on the front or wheel_R_4_fiat on the rear