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1989 BTCC Group A M3 Evo “Class B” Mod Released For Assetto Corsa
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Jul 18, 2023
0 CommentsTommy78 has released another paid 1989 BTCC Group A car mod, this time for Assetto Corsa. The mod is €4.99. Check out the screenshots below.
Latest version is v1.0 Released: 2023.07.17:
– Power : 300HP @ 8.500 rpm
– Torque : 269Nm @ 7.600 rpm
– 9.300 rpm rev limit
– 6 speed gearbox
– 1050kg w/o driver
– RWD (rear wheel drive)
– LHD (left hand drive)
– 8 (4k) BTCC ’89 liveries
– 3 gearset (short, standard, long)
– 3 tire brand (Yokohama, Dunlop, Pirelli)
– 4 type of rims (BBS gold; Borbet 5spoke white, Ronal silver, Speedline 5spoke gold) Different rims are still visible only on track not in the showroom, default is the BBS rim
– dynamic lights (turnsignal, reverse)
– visual damage
– rain and slick tires (visual+physical)
– animated wiper to work properly with CSP
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