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[CONFIG] Bolthorn Grand Mojave Croc Hunter Mk II Irwin Edition

This is a config file for my Bolthorn Grand Mojave Croc Hunter Mk II Irwin Edition.

Front Rim ET = 85
Rear Rim ET = 85

The Mk I version of my Croc Hunter was a respectful nod to Steve Irwin. This Mk II Irwin Edition, its livery, and custom Australia plate hopefully properly reflect my humble dedication to Steve, his family, friends, and colleagues, and all you beautiful folks in Australia. For the full tribute, the livery and custom plate can be found in my collections above, and at these locations here:

Steve Irwin Tribute Livery for Croc Hunter Mk II Irwin Edition: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2713843280

Australia Queensland National Heavy Vehicle plate: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2713842694

UPDATE - 03/03/22 As of the previous update, 1.0.18, spoilers are now attached to trunks, so that they open with them. Since I used spoilers for the side steps, they will move in a very weird way when you open the rear hatch, since it's a "trunk." Kind of a bummer, but I'm hoping and looking for a workaround. Just a heads-up. Thanks.

First and foremost:

You will encounter a shadow glitch when you move the vehicle after installing either wheels or spoiler steps. I'm not sure if it's caused by the wheels, or the odd position of the steps. Thankfully, there's a super easy fix. Simply save, exit to main menu, and reload your save. Voila. Now all is well in the land of shadows. You won't encounter this glitch again for the current vehicle. If you build more Croc Hunters, repeat these steps for each one, as well.

Second:

Mk II Irwin Edition Updates and Upgrades

-slight tire size adjustment for better wheel well clearance:* 425/75/21 to 435/70/21
*“Unrealistic wheel sizes” must be enabled in settings
-Reworked, repositioned, and added engine bay components*
*Additional Air Intake
*Additional components for Circuit 2 Failsafe: Battery, ECU, Fusebox 1, Fusebox 2 under driver-side dash to accommodate DPDT ECU switch
-Added 2 EVB’s, 1 for each circuit. Primary sources for power inverters
-Added 2 Water Tanks to the cargo hold (Fuel Tank 2C) (Hot water if you need it!)
-Added spare parts to the cargo hold*
*2 Batteries, 2 Air Filters, 1 Radiator w/cooling fans, 3 Fuse Boxes for fuse replacement if needed
-Added Side Exhaust Pipes
-Added 6 bonus parts*
*2 side steps (Spoiler 2B), 3 LED bars (one under each bumper & one above windshield), 1 Roof Rack
-Increased stock power output to 650HP (No tuning necessary, but it sure is fun.)
-Readjusted spring stiffness and curb weight (5,670kg/12,500lbs)
-Readjusted original dual Fuel Tanks and Bench Seat to eliminate clipping
-Reinstalled front License Plate
-Replaced original Steering Wheel with a Bolt Mosquito Mk5 Wheel

Third:

If you'd prefer to match the screenshots exactly, use these paint parameters for body, rims, spoilers, and any alloy components you'd like to paint (aside from the tuning transmission):

Brown
H - 28
S - 40
B - 70
Matte

Dark Gray
H - 0
S - 0
B - 33
Matte

For plastics and the tuning transmission (or anything that looks too light with the above paints), use these parameters:

Dark Brown
H - 27
S - 40
B - 50
Matte

Darker Gray
H - 0
S - 0
B - 11
Matte

Everything should match up very close.

Croc Hunter Mk II Irwin Edition can be found everywhere.

I'm always open to suggestions and improvements.
Thanks a bunch, much love, and cheers to the Irwin Family.