It revs unnecessarily fast when the throttle is applied at idle. This model series is nice, but I don't like their engines. Compact city version should also have a tachometer.
Thanks for the feedback, will look into it. In BeamNG, the city version doesn't have a tachometer. But it does look weird to me too, so I might add it.
Thanks.
I would like to add one more thing if you don't mind. For example, in the city vehicle, the front weight distribution is 51.9%, which causes it to skid a lot. Do you think this setting is ideal or should you adjust it?
I think the front 55%, the rear 45% would be better, unnecessary skidding would be reduced, the grip would improve. But I'm not a professional I wouldn't know handling.
I've uploaded a new version with added tachometer, edited engine and weight distribution (55 F / 45 R) with driver and fuel at 50%.
Tell me if you find it any better.
Thank you very much for your interest and hard work. If you don't mind, I'll make another request. The old version of the car had 82 hp and its maximum torque was around 2600 rpm. If you don't mind, can you make the power speed 5800 rpm(82hp) and the torque speed 3400. This ratio is ideal for me in the standard driving vehicle in Lfs. Redline rpm is in ideal condition.
If we could, I wouldn't bother you at all, but I don't think so.
It's ok, I'm not entirely sure what I'm doing.
I updated the mod with a power speed @ 5840 rpm (82hp) and the torque speed @ 3402. Should be better now.
How about a diesel version? The 1.4 engine of the Uf turbo diesel 4x4 vehicle is suitable for this vehicle. It really comes into its own around 2500 rpm. It can also be set to 90 hp, leaving the engine character the same.
If you want to try it, I am sharing the veh file or you already know the details yourself.
If you do, you need to increase the breaker to around 4750 because the rpm is not enough because it is skidding.
I tested it and it can climb the hill at 97 km/h with the diesel version, which it can climb at 88 km/h with the 1.1 engine. This is the case when the 1.1 engine version revs around 1000 rpm more.
It's just an idea, it's up to you.