ThonkSpin

[iron bobcat]

Same chassis as the M1008 CUCV. Are you planning on doing the military variants?

[storm wolf]

Hmm idk. I think Just a pobice and a civilian Version

[iron bobcat]

Just an idea; if you split off the chassis like this as a base prefab, then other modders could add their own rear section for different variants

I was going to do myself, but wont get around to it for many months probably

[storm wolf]

Hm okay i will think about it..

[fierce needle]

This is one of the cars I could stare at all day. I also wanted to take a try on it once, but I see that sooner or later I will find it in the reforger.

Good job both of you, glad to see that beauty vagon.

[iron bobcat]

Indeed it's a real American classic. Probably more fun with civilian gear ratios than that of M1008.

[tall tiger]

Ah, the police vehicle ThonkSpin

[tall tiger]

Sounds like a great way to avoid filling out 8264 pacejka params, dope

[storm wolf]

Well you can Auto generate These

[tall tiger]

oh

silly me

[normal oar]

Sounds like a great idea, you could make a ton of different vehicles off of that one chassis. Command trucks, ambulances, troop or materiel carriers, regular old pickup trucks etc. just throw a base chassis on there and mixers can make their own versions

[storm wolf]

do you know the Gear ratio from gearbox and axels of the chevrolet blazer k5?

[storm wolf]

and maybe more data of it

[tall tiger]

The 1987 K5 features an SM465 four-speed manual transmission with a 6.55-to-1 first gear ratio. The Blazer K5 came with optional automatic, which used a TH700-R4 transmission with a 3.06-to-1 first gear aspect ratio. The truck features an NP208 transfer case with a 2.61-to-1 low range ratio.

i think you can calculate all the other gears using this number and engine rpm and tire size?

[storm wolf]

i dont know tbh :c

have to test it later BUT

its driving allready