@ Scawen

can you add separate button control rate for throttle and brake in new patch?

Quote from kiss me :

yes, that was in 2008,
then there were some issues that they first wanted to solve, before the release
greetings,

New physics and a new car, ok, need (to much) time for that....

What happening with interior for FZR, FXR.... ???

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added Thu, Dec 11th, 2008 19:10
>Announcing VW Scirocco
Hello LFS Racers.

We are pleased to announce that we plan to release the new VW Scirocco in Live for Speed during the week ending Friday 19th December.

If you'd like to have a look at the car in 3D or start working on a skin, you can :
- download the CMX Viewer (26 MB)

For a preview of the car inside LFS you can watch a presentation video made by Victor van Vlaardingen.

- Watch instantly on YouTube
- Low resolution AVI (19 MB)
- High resolution AVI (47 MB)
- Best resolution MKV (51 MB - does not play in Windows Media Player)

You will need an S1 or S2 license in order to drive the Scirocco when it is released.

More information next week!

- LFS Developers

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added Thu, Dec 11th, 2008 19:10
>Announcing VW Scirocco
Hello LFS Racers.

We are pleased to announce that we plan to release the new VW Scirocco in Live for Speed during the week ending Friday 19th December.

If you'd like to have a look at the car in 3D or start working on a skin, you can :
- download the CMX Viewer (26 MB)

For a preview of the car inside LFS you can watch a presentation video made by Victor van Vlaardingen.

- Watch instantly on YouTube
- Low resolution AVI (19 MB)
- High resolution AVI (47 MB)
- Best resolution MKV (51 MB - does not play in Windows Media Player)

You will need an S1 or S2 license in order to drive the Scirocco when it is released.

More information next week!

- LFS Developers

Quote from Cue-Ball :

Nobody is saying it isn't possible to work around the issue. The point is that we shouldn't have to, because it wouldn't be an issue at all if it acted realistic.

One of my cars is a 140hp FWD car that weighs about 3200lbs (portly, I know). I drive that car very hard, including flatshifting it every so often. It's got over 80,000 miles on the stock clutch and not once has it ever slipped. Never. And this is a car that has to have the clutch ridden just to leave an uphill stoplight. My Mustang had over 100,000 miles when I sold it. It was running over 300ft/lbs of torque through the stock OEM clutch. I powershifted that car, did burnouts, did hard launches, etc. Again, the clutch never slipped. Not once.

So why is it that we have cars in this sim that are burning up clutches - heavy duty racing clutches - in the dirt!? It doesn't make any sense, it isn't realistic, and it's ruining the immersion and enjoyment for a lot of people.

:iagree:

Quote from three_jump :

rumour says that their won't be a patch until you guys have spammed +60 pages in this thread....

No, no, +64