HADIMRSKA SPORT

The Hadimrska was an affordable small car made in Czechoslovakia between 1931 and 1948. It was cheap and noisy, but technically advanced, easy to maintain and tough vehicle. Mounted with an air-cooled 4-cylinder engine, 4-wheel brakes, 4-speed non-synchronized gearbox a robust backbone-chassis and a rack-and-pinion steering, Hadimrska was the people's choice back in the days of the great depression. A completely independent suspension (quite rare at the time) used transverse semi-elliptical leaf springs and enabled faster cruise speeds on potholed roads. Despite the low engine power, the cars competed in multiple famous racing events such as Coupe des Alpes, Rallye Monte Carlo and 1000 Miles of Czechoslovakia.

The 1936 sport 4-seater bodywork belongs to the rare variants used by Czechoslovak police.

Realism note
It is definitely not the fastest LFS mod out there, but should be physically accurate. Because of the independent suspension, this is one of a few 1930s cars which can be simulated in the LFS, without some rough approximations of solid axles. Springs were stiffened a little to approximate leaf springs and the engine had to be downsized from original 1155cc to 900cc to reduce torque. The force feedback should be set to 100 for a realistic experience. The original car had a steering wheel on the right side, but the mod enables both configurations. The double-clutch technique should be deployed when down-shifting, because the gearbox is not synchronized. The first gear is reduced.