Yeah you add a cool pickup and i want to drive it but i cant…
The physics are a mess anything above C class it justs tips up or over …not even touchin kerbs…ive tried everything…
Sort it out it weighs nearly 3000lbs hows it gonna lift like that in reality…please fix it…
This was a fun vehicle in Horizon. Especially with rally suspension and the GT500 swap. I liked to think of it as the Forza equivalent of GTA’s “drunk mode”.
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I built drag tunes where it can launch wheelie through 1st and 2nd lol one is B class and another is A class. Only wheelies in drag races though
Mines in Sclass and very drivable.
Tuned one for D class and promptly got a PB at Sebring Club, 1:16.776 #209 LB, would you like me to open source it?
Anyway, here it is.
Cheers man i put your setup on still tips every corner i must have got the dodgey dlc…lol. Binned it …
Ran your truck last night and managed to win a few races with it, even attempted to chase you down on Long Beach today but failed although I did manage second.
I like the way it drives, just don’t corner on the last bend at Sebring to quick. lol
It is a truck not a race car. It does have a higher center of gravity no matter what you do to it. Plus trucks are lighter in the back with no payload so there is nothing to keep the rear wheels planted. Driving a truck requires some rethinking and adjustment of your driving style. So no you can’t drive this thing like a race car.
I dont care if its a plane and i know how to drive …the point is here it should not just lift up on any given corner …even a double decker bus wouldnot tip as much as this its a joke and way unrealistic…Yeah it works in D/C im talking about B class …go build it see what happens , you can do anything you want to the tune…its like a circus act. lol…
It’s a D class weapon, still looks like a turd on wheels though.
I actually found it to be a very enjoyable (if slow) ride in B class. You have to keep in mind that it’s a sixty years old truck, tho.
Makes a fun B Class drift car.
Took a bit of tuning to get it to slide without oversteering, but after a bit of messing with it, it drifts pretty well.
I did put the 5.7 V8 in it though. The stock engine just doesn’t upgrade enough. I think it capped out just under 400hp.
I love the F100. This is going to make me sound like an idiot, but I slammed it because the race springs dropped it so much and made it AWD with sport tires and the NASCAR engine swap and it drifts so easily. It is a great car that is just loads of fun to drive. You don’t have to build every car so that it races around a track as well as possible. Just use this one as a car you can mess around in because it is so much fun.
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That truck is un real!
I see what you mean though it does not like touching rumble strips at all. That being said I’ve I’ve put my C Class well into the top 100 on all the Sebrings.
Not sure what to think on this one…
I put gtFOOTw’s setup on it and promptly beat his Sebring Club time 
Didn’t feel at risk of tipping over to me.
As to upgrading it into A- / S-Class or higher… well, if it did run well in those classes, wouldn’t the (logical) expected comments around here be along the lines of “How is that SIM??? An old pickup truck should NOT perform like a modern supercar, regardless of the upgrades you put on it!”
I have it in C Don and it does okay but stuck more power in it and it starts doing very, very strange stuff. The front right or front left will lift off the ground like something is under it being slowly inflated. It is a very strange experience.
Mine runs 700hp in c class does fine even my racing version it just takes fine tuning of the sway bars/suspension to compensate once that balance is found it wont lift wont roll and wont try putting its ass forward
Its easy to keep the frontend when ur slow
i built a bclass f100 up simmo and it flies didnt notice any wheel in the air moments was a bit drunk tho haha… how ever i built an ateam van up and that lifts wheels up all the time its like an hydraulic suspension car lol…perhaps its your alien driving skills that makes the physics of the game morph