Lancia Fulvia 1.6 HF

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Tnx about your 3D model concepts. Happy to know you like it!
Im axous to test your new approach, hope the toe-in give's you the real feel you desire.

About community feedback, they know how they felt it was real enough keeping the BOP and other important things such as fun factor. I do drive real cars on real tracks (not a Lancia Fulvia to answer your question), and i dont really think there is a racing simulator that brings even a 75% of the accuracy we would like, and thats why im bit more relaxed in this aspect. I understand community feedback, they enjoy it and have fun with it... this is what AC is about... Even official cars have some extreme "licence's" on their physics and we all love them anyway.

That being said, i still love to see how hard you want to have the real deal physics and i think we could add it in the official mod as another version. Would be like: HF / S1 / TCliffe or HC or any thing you think is better.

Tnx again for your concern and would be great if u were following when it was being in development.
 
Hi Tristan, I've just got confirmantion from Kunos that is not possible to setup a toe aligment on rear live axle, since the cars they implemented they wasn't possible to adjust it so they didn't code it.
Just because its not 'adjustable' as such (as in not something you can change IRL, or the setup menU), doesn't mean those cars (Alfa GTA, Ferrari 250, Ford Escort, Maserati 250F, Toyota AE86 etc) had zero degree toe and camber, which is what we are stuck with in AC.

In fact I'd be highly surprised if this were the case, that all of those cars listed had their spec toe/camber on the rear as zero degrees. Sure, we should not be able to edit those via the setup menu, but we should be able to set them 'permanently' via the suspension.ini file.
 
yes, that's what I thought but they didn't want to get into that with Aris, so he just coded for the basic. (my words) So it's not possible and it won't be unfortunately.
Actually live axle was developed for the Maserati 250f which was not even possible to adjust IRL other than with a hammer. Then they updated it for the AE86, Ford Escort and Alfa GTA.
 
I'd put money on the 250F having some toe in on the rear.
The Fulvia isn't adjustable either without a flame and a hammer, but nevertheless should have some.
Hey ho. Maybe Assetto Corsa 2......
 
Found an interesting bug: if you fill up your tank, the indicator on the fuel gauge goes off-scale; it gradually goes down to zero while driving, but the scale is all wrong

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