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[CONFIG] Jaguar XJS Wolinshaw GT Celebration Le Mans
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[CONFIG] Jaguar XJS Wolinshaw GT Celebration Le Mans

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Description
This is a config file for my Jaguar XJS Wolinshaw GT Celebration Le Mans.

The Jaguar, Land Rover, and Nissan DLCs are required.

Front Rim ET = 30
Rear Rim ET = 10

TWR’s XJR-9 tourer claimed victory at the 1988 24 Hours of Le Mans. To celebrate, TWR collaborated with Jaguar in the creation of one hundred XJR-Series “Celebration Le Mans” models. Being that we only have the XJ-Series in CMS, here is my rendition of it, based on my Group-A build.

Celebration Le Mans livery:
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2857743432

Additional driveshafts (x8) emulate stabilizers. Remove/install them on the lift in the same fashion as you would the main driveshaft. Additional coolant piping needs to be removed/installed on the lift as you would the exhaust system. See modifications below for more details.

Modifications from the original XJS
- Modified curb weight
- Modified drag coefficient
- Modified position of engine
- Modified engine weight
- Modified position and scale of engine bay components
- Modified power output parameter
- Added coolant overflow reservoir
- Added streamline airflow piping to air intakes
- Added piping to connect radiator to water pump
- Added transmission cooler
- Added engine bay stabilizers (driveshafts x2)
- Added cooling system stabilizers (driveshaft x6)
- Modified brake parameter
- Added second battery to trunk
- Added second Fuse Box 2 to engine bay
- Added Fuse Box 2 (x2) to trunk in front of batteries
- Added Fusebox 1 (x3) to driver side dash/passenger side dash/rear center molding
- Added ECU (x3) to driver side dash/trunk
- Removed original fuel tank
- Added dual racing fuel tanks
- Properly aligned suspension, driveshaft, and exhaust systems
- Lowered ride height
- Modified front-end shocks and sway bar
- Modified spring stiffness
- Resized tires and rims
- Replaced standard tires with racing tires
- Replaced standard rims with 7-point split-spoke mags
- Realigned front and rear tracks
- Realigned wheel base
- Removed front license plate
- Other miscellaneous tweaks here and there

Slight clipping issues. Everything is lined out nice and neat.

Wolinshaw GT Celebration Le Mans can be found in the Junkyard, Auction, and Barns.

I'm always open to suggestions and improvements.
Thanks a bunch, much love, and cheers to the beers.
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mgunner2010 7 Apr, 2023 @ 1:51am 
BTW, I dont think the devs would force something on us, because did they not give us the plethora of minigames in CMS21 that no one ever asked for??? (LOL) :steamhappy: Deep down I sure hope that when I take my car into the shop I am not paying the mechanics for their ability to hit the spacebar at just the right time so as to not screw my car up.....
SkinGravel  [author] 6 Apr, 2023 @ 10:54pm 
Cheers to the beers. :cms21engine:
mgunner2010 6 Apr, 2023 @ 9:11pm 
No, your all good! Hell, I use just about every one of your mods anyway, lol, except the liscence plates (which I have about a zillion too many already). You do you and cheers to the beers!
SkinGravel  [author] 6 Apr, 2023 @ 7:07pm 
Your feedback is fine either way. Speak your mind. If it's a bad config for you, I'm all good with that.

I said the line about 'forcing configs into updates' because the devs forced three other users' configs into our game in the latest update, and I'm NOT all good with that. I can see how you misinterpreted it.

User configs need to stay in the workshop. All feedback about my configs is welcome. :steamthumbsup:
mgunner2010 6 Apr, 2023 @ 6:49pm 
Hmm, on second thought, by suggesting you make a "car part 1" actually was not a good idea because doesnt that now push it from a config of a car into the long, slippery slope of a brand new modded car? Dumb idea on my part....my bad....
mgunner2010 6 Apr, 2023 @ 6:29pm 
Sorry, didnt want to sound too negative. It is definitely a doable car as to renovating it, the driveshafts caught me by surprise though because the game logic treated them to being connecting to the transmission. There are some ways, maybe, to use a more cosmetic part as in a "car part 1" or such in the body section? I do not do mods so I cannot by all rights complain in the least as I do not have a foot to stand on in that department, :steamhappy:
SkinGravel  [author] 6 Apr, 2023 @ 4:40pm 
As said in the description, the driveshafts are supposed to emulate stabilizers, since we don't have any actual stabilizer parts to build with. Game still treats them like driveshafts; that's why they have to be uninstalled first.

If you think this one's a mess, you're REALLY gonna hate the config I uploaded a couple months after it.

Good thing this shit's not forced into your files with an update, though, right? :steamthumbsup:
mgunner2010 6 Apr, 2023 @ 7:30am 
wow, just tried renovating this. It is frankly a hot mess of parts. Why did you use driveshafts within the engine compartment in place of struts? Those driveshafts prevent the taking out of the transmission housing until they are removed yet do not connect in any way, shape or form to the transmission. Way, way too many extra parts......