Edit: suspension animations are broken?
http://www.mediafire.com/file/xsq7tgcutp7sdcc/20180106+Formula+Vintage+F2&F3+v1.16+by+team+SBH.rar
Yep, he's since confirmed that they could not animate the suspension struts or springs properly. Hopefully someone will update them as it does look a little odd in VR.
It seems to be a pay mod by Sim Dream that has been shared to the public.Quite a few updates over the weekend to the Assetto Land car mod archive.
Anyone tried the WEC 2017 LMP2 pack yet?
https://assettocorsa-land.wixsite.com/assettoland
If I were you, I would stick to only Kunos cars & tracks for at least a few weeks. They're all built with the same standards and Kunos is privy to a lot more data than random modders, making their cars or tracks much more realistic. There's something like 170 cars available from Kunos with a tremendous variation in specs. Get used to how the tires should respond. Tires are one of the most important parts of the sim experience and since Kunos built the Tire Model, there is no one else on earth who can make more realistic tires and no two cars from Kunos use the same exact tires.
I'm with you. So many mods are just plain F'ed because the modder gives it ridiculously grippy tires. Tires are possibly the most important part of the sim and I delete so many mods because I'm sick & tired of having to take time to try and fix them myself. I'll have to give this Bugatti a try. I purposely didn't download it yesterday because I've run across a few of 'em in the past and whoever worked on the cars I tried straight up ruined them.I'm always suspicious of the tyres on mods, I assume people just put them on silly grippy slicks, so I generally look to see if there's a 'street' option (assuming it's a street car). Tried that with this and it just has chronic turn in oversteer, which combined with the mid-engine layout makes it rather pointless to drive.
So I tried the default tyres it came on (semi slick 'wide') and it was hugely better, but still very prone to oversteer, especially turn in and mid corner at speed. I had a look at the alignment settings and it had a LOT of camber front and rear, so having taken those down to more normal levels, removed almost all the front toe out and knocked the front splitter down 1 notch.
Now it's an absolute treat to drive! The engine is fantastic sounding, although unfortunately there's no turbo noise, which is a bit of a shame for a quad turbo...
Worth a go though with some setup tweaks
Interesting..! I wonder where it came from? Won't have a chance to test it until tomorrow.I completely forgot to post this link:
Aston Martin Vantage GTE
I don't remember how I came across this link today, but I left the tab sitting in my browser. I don't know if this thing fell off the back of a truck or what, but it's a good car. The download is 300MB. The skins folder is ridiculously large (file size) because of all the individual .dds files. I'm sure that can be taken care of no problem.
That was exactly my thinking, which is why I said "it fell off the back of a truck".
But, I still don't remember where I got the link...my memory is getting very bad. 
Bugatti EB110 SuperSport
Bugatti EB110 Supersport by Serius
(street version)
Updated by Velo.
New tyres, ten new skins and car interiors, physics review and update, template and new V12 sound (by unknown).Tested by Dirk Eisenblätter.
https://mega.nz/#!4dNz3I7S!M_2eWifLnoV0ufcK-oqYD_JZLtVPmui2nLlmhd_ME2k
http://acpmoneysystem.altervista.org/how-it-works/
I still haven't downloaded it yet, so I can't offer an opinion yet.
Has anyone driven any of these cars yet? I was beyond psyched when I came across this link a few days ago...I downloaded immediately and hit the track. I love Group C cars. I haven't driven all 7 cars yet, but I have driven 4 or 5 of them. I'm beyond bummed with two of them right now. Two of the Jaguars. The XJR-9 LM '88 Group C and the child car the XJR-9 GTP '88. I'm sure they're probably 95% the same besides the engines. Anyway, the ass end of these cars floats all over the place like crazy. Go to Red Bull Ring so you've got mostly straights to deal with and hotlap 'em. You move that wheel a little bit when the car is at speed and she wants to dance all over the place. I tried making some setup changes and they seemed to help a bit, but then I wasn't completely thrilled how the rest of the car felt to me.
@LeGeNd-1 I'm not entirely sure, but I think that's a play money system they invented to make the server more fun for everyone. Basically, you can't just pick a La Ferrari anymore and go blasting around the highways. It sounds like there are ways to "earn money". One is by just spending time on one of the servers.Crappily, AC Pursuit seems to have gone down the paymod route
They removed all download links to the big track and the mod cars. Luckily I managed to snag those a few months back.
Hmmm...I must be missing something because I don't see a paywall or a pay server. Maybe I need to re-read the web pages. I was under the impression it was just a game that they made up. You can choose to play the game or not. Even if you choose not to, you can still drive on the same server & track as the people playing the game. Your sessions just won't be logged because you're not part of the game. I could be way off though...that was just my initial interpretation. Like you, I would like to keep up with the continued development of the monster-sized track. If it ends up being something private, as you've suggested, that's totally 🤬'ed up. As you said, the only reason they even began stitching the tracks together is because the JPN players wouldn't share and it pissed them off - rightly so.
DL link is dead. Got an alternative one? I google searched and can only find old versions of the car from 2016.
Be patient. It's a pretty big track and it's not exactly the most popular one amongst sim racers so most people working on it are not the "high end" modders. The C1 loop only version is pretty much fixed at V6.0, it's the all-in-one mammoth version that still needs work. And if you use the map (the zoomed in vanilla AC map, not the whole track one) you can see which roads are drivable and which will lead to your death
This thread seems to be the main one to go to where development happens (at least for non Japanese players): http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=12775&start=240
Someone has already converted the Minato Mirai area (the loop at the far left side of the track), now it's just left to the AC Pursuit guys to join it with the rest of the map:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/g97p04o20ag1chr/minato.rar
Crappily, AC Pursuit seems to have gone down the paymod route
They removed all download links to the big track and the mod cars. Luckily I managed to snag those a few months back.
Yes! Very nice indeed. I love the race cars in those classes. I was 10 years old in 1985 and those things coming out looked insane compared to NASCAR or Indy...and I didn't know race cars were different than the NASCAR or Indy/F1 style. So, the style - to me - was just "WOW!" And we all know the massive amount of power those engines had. Yup...I was fascinated to say the least.
In the file there's only heaps of dds texture files and no track file itself. I don't know if you need to convert/compile it first or what. I'm keeping the file for now just in case, but that's a bit of a downer...
