Some things should be fixed:
Lada 2105 runs with 1.3l (65hp)
Number of forward gear 4
Reverse gear:3,53
Wheelbase 2,42m
Track/Tread (front) 1365 mm
Track/Tread (rear) 1321 mm
Front Suspension: Independent, (McPherson), coil springs, anti-roll bar
Rear Suspension: De Dion axle, coil springs (Could be represent with trailing arm)
Engine Alignment: Longitudinal / Clockwise
Front passanger seat: Yes
Back seat: Yes
Fuel tank: 39L
Mass frame can be better, because now COG seems to low.
1st gear:3,67
2nd gear:2,10
3rd gear:1,36
4th gear:1,00
Final drive:4,10
Maximum steering lock: ~30deg to make turning circle ~10m
depends on model year, im not actually sure but i think highest available engine for this was also the 1.7 but i can be wrong (it has almost twice the power anyways)
front is double wishbone, trailing arm works ok on rear
Where did you get the data from? I woud bet on a double wishbone front and a live axle in the back (live axles are not supported in LFS and can be approximated using trailing arms or double wishbone with pivots placed in the opposite wheel).
https://www.cars-data.com/en/lada-2105-1-3-specs/70632/tech
Yep.
I guess its up to @Cestista
1. to make it realistic as a dead stock 2105 with 1.3l engine and mcpherson
2. to keep the bigger engine 1.7l (used for premium models like that with the chromed grill)
and make proper double wishbone geometry at front
No clue why it says mcpherson, but this is the "exploded view" (dunno if thats right word sorry) of the front suspension setup on all of the 2101-2107 models
I owned a '89 2105 and a '96 2104, on the latter i changed the front axle beam due to the previous one rusting through and splitting in half on driver side near the lower control arm (see the attached pic for reason why it rusted through )
my 2105 had a 1.5 carb engine and 2104 had 1.7 with 1-point injection