Quote from boothy :

There's no modding in LFS, just car setup changes to the cars which are in the game. It's about driving, not adding stuff onto your car, so that when you win, you know that you've won because of your driving and not because you added some new components that the other person doesn't have.

You can get more cars and tracks by buying S1 or S2 (much cheaper than GT5...). High res textures can be found at http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=20033, setups can be found at http://setupgrid.net and there's plenty more stuff in this forum.

It is better to post on the forum though, helps people who might look at this thread later Also, don't forget to go online and do some racing!

i really appreciate the post thanks > type2red

its tough when your new LOL.......well i have never played a PC racing sim like this b4 i first learned about live for speed by watching a really cool video on you-tube and asked the author what game he was demonstrating and he told me, my curiosity lead me here.

Up until recently i have been playing gran turismo 5 non stop and bought a logitech driving force gt which rarely got used so i thought to myself i'm looking for a more engrossing sim and while i'm leveling my bspec drivers let me give live for speed a try so as i type this i have my wheel mounted and the game loaded and don't even know where to begin, but i have tried other games and the physics in live for speed feels incredible.

Sorry for the long post but my point is i want to know any good tips for this sim like modding cars if possible, driving tips ummmmm if there's any licensed cars i can get, higher resolution textures, mods, i'm looking to learn and invest the time and encourage anyone who doesn't mind giving a helping hand to reach out to me. My forms of communication are my twitter, my play-station network account or Xbox live account which i will post at the bottom. thanks.


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