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ASR Formula have released an update for their Assetto Corsa mod of the Ferrari F2004. You can grab the mod from their Web site.

Changelog:

Ferrari F2004 – 2004 By ASR Formula

V1.3 (22/03/2024)

Instalation notes:
Copy the content folder inside “AC Files” to your AC directory.
Please, be sure to install our custom driver inside “assettocorsa\content\driver”.

Credits:
– 3D Car Model: Raffaele Vercesi (Raff19)
– Skins and Texture: Alessandro Micali (alesanchez)
– 3D Helmet: Ivinu2000
– Sound FX: Simone Rizzo (Simontek27)
– Physics: Alessaandro Micali (alesanchez)

ChangeLog 1.6
– Add another Front Wing Type
– Update Shaders and Texture
– Update Skins
– Update Sound
– Update Physics
– Add Extended Physics

Install Standard or Extended Physics
– The default physics is extended
– To install the standard physics run the file “install_standard-physics.bat” which is located in the car’s folder.
– To reinstall extended physics, run the file “install_csp-physics.bat” which is present in the car folder.

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