Cars BRM Type 25 20241016

[GzeroD]

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BRM Type 25 - 1958 BRM Type 25

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[Huguess78]

Hello, I have a problem with your mod, and I can't resolve it. as soon as I accelerate, the car starts jumping in place, louder and louder, and it's the same thing for the AI. I don't have this problem with other cars. I uninstalled all my mods, I reinstalled Assetto Corsa and Content Manager, to no avail. would you know what is wrong? it only does it with your mod (BRM type 25 1958)

edited: I have the same problem with the Porsche 911 singer mod

 

[Huguess78]

then there is a solution, which does not entirely suit me but at least it works: I used the latest version of CSP, and not the recommended one, and there I can drive with the brm type 25 1958 and the porsche singer

but I'm a little afraid that the game will have other problems because it's not the recommended version of CSP. and I tell myself that many of you use the recommended version of csp without these two mods crashing

 

[GzeroD]

Ignore the 'recommended' tag for CSP, it hasn't really been used for a while.
Use the latest version that doesn't cause problems for you.
With very few exceptions I have been using the latest preview releases.
I don't know the minimum version for the BRM but it will be 2. something.

 

[Huguess78]

Thank you !

 

[drd7887]

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BRM Type 25 - 1958 BRM Type 25



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Lets get a V16 on the go

 

[GzeroD]

 

[Mark DENNY]

Yes please for the v16 BRM

 

[GzeroD]

GzeroD updated BRM Type 25 with a new update entry:

20241016

Revised Rev limit, well for the driver there is none but the AI now shift just below 7400 and damage starts at 7600.

Still a bit high, whereas in real life they would restrict that further for reliability.

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