Here’s a 1989 BTCC Ford Sierra RS500 Cosworth. I’ve included skins of the ’87 and ’88 BTCC-seasons from the original mod for more variety (double entries removed):<br>
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Version 2019.3 now available.<br>
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<b>ORIGINAL CREDITS</b>:<br>
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<i>-Original mesh: <a href="https://sites.google.com/site/diewreckt/home" target="_blank" class="link link--external" data-proxy-href="/proxy.php?link=https%3A%2F%2Fsites.google.com%2Fsite%2Fdiewreckt%2Fhome&hash=dc2db47d54d3a340fc8d88ccd17cd057" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">ChongMcBong</a><br>
-Skins (GroupA, DTM, Drift), tyre and light textures: NWRAP<br>
-Porting, extra fixes, physics: Me [NWRAP]<br>
-Sounds: GTACE, Kunos<br>
-ECU: Alex72<br>
-Testing: Lunae, Marlo0081, Avoletta, Patrik Marek, Jebus, Pankykapus, and anyone I'm forgetting</i><br>
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<b>What’s new?</b><br>
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-Suspension: Pretty accurate McPherson in front, a strut mimicking semi-trailing arm at the back. Done with the help of Suspension Analyzer (Performance Trends). Do note that <i>Content Manager</i> doesn’t show it properly (problem with the original too), but in-game it is as it should be.<br>
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- Fully locked differential (i.e. spool) to save the rear tires as in real life. This will induce turn-in understeer and corner exit oversteer.<br>
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- Homologated gear ratios for 9-inch rear axle.<br>
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- Engine, tires, aero, colliders etc. This car has 254mm wide tires with 17-inch wheels as used by works and semi-works teams.
