The Gearfalcon (1971) 1.9.1

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NEW! Specs (Firefalcon Config):
Widebody, livery, wing, rear windshield and t-tops made in blender by me
4L / 244cui NA V10 Malstraumur Engine
5-speed manual / RWD / 38/62 weight distribution
396hp / 428Nm / 316ft-lb
1320kg / 2910lbs
0-100km/h // 0-62mph: 3.5s
Top Speed: 277km/h // 172mph
Semi-Slick Compound Tyres
Clutched Differential

Racing Engine Management and Engine Internals (See the parts selector under "Engine") change engine and the tachometer to "redline" at 8k RPM and the speedometer changes to a higher topspeed


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Specs (Mone-Widebody Config):
Same as the Racing Config apart from the wider stance for the bodykit, livery and wing by DrDoom​

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Specs (Basic Config):
3.5L / 214cui NA V6
5-speed manual / RWD / 40/60 weight distribution
252hp / 328Nm / 242ft-lb
1306kg / 2879lbs
0-100km/h // 0-62mph: 4.8s
Top Speed: 237km/h // 147mph
Medium Compound Tyres
Locked Differential

Stock Engine Management and Engine Internals change engine and the tachometer to "redline" at 7k RPM

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Specs ("Gearfalcon" Config - the way the car was originally conceived):
4L / 244cui NA flatplane V8
5-speed manual / RWD / 40/60 weight distribution
308hp / 363Nm / 268ft-lb
1320kg / 2910lbs
0-100km/h // 0-62mph: 4.4s
Top Speed: 250km/h // 155mph
Medium Compound Tyres
Clutched Differential

Stock Engine Management and Engine Internals change engine and the tachometer to "redline" at 7k RPM

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Specs (Performance Config):
4L / 244cui NA flatplane V8
5-speed manual / RWD / 40/60 weight distribution
361hp / 399Nm / 294ft-lb
1320kg / 2910lbs
0-100km/h // 0-62mph: 4.1s
Top Speed: 270km/h // 167mph
Sport Compound Tyres
Clutched Differential

Performance Engine Management and Engine Internals (See the parts selector under "Engine") change engine and the tachometer to "redline" at 7.5k RPM


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Specs (Nightfalcon Config):
4L / 244cui NA V10 Malstraumur Engine
5-speed manual / RWD / 38/62 weight distribution
608hp / 593Nm / 437ft-lb
1300kg / 2866lbs
0-100km/h // 0-62mph: 3.4s
Top Speed: 300km/h // 186mph
Sport Compound Tyres
Clutched Differential

Racing Engine Management and Engine Internals (See the parts selector under "Engine") change engine and the tachometer to "redline" at 8k RPM and the speedometer changes to a higher topspeed


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Specs (Racing Config - tuned and tested on Nordschleife, tweak at least the tyre pressure on other tracks):
4L / 244cui supercharged flatplane V8
5-speed manual / RWD / 40/60 weight distribution
620hp / 610Nm / 450ft-lb
1320kg / 2910lbs
0-100km/h // 0-62mph: 3.5s
Top Speed: 291km/h // 181mph
Semi-Slick Compound Tyres
Race Differential

Racing Engine Management and Engine Internals (See the parts selector under "Engine") change engine and the tachometer to "redline" at 8k RPM and the speedometer changes to a higher topspeed

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No drivers assistances, no ABS, no rev limiter...

but all modular in the parts selector you find:
- working pop-up headlights
- a targa top to remove or switch (body colored or plastic), added t-top option
- Aside from louvers you can now select a vented rear window in glass or body color
- a selection of wings and lips (provide different downforce values),
- 11 alternate sets of rims, tirewall writing and tirewall ring optional (2nd tirewall writing option now available)
- selectable supercharger
- selectable tyre compounds (Medium, Sport, Semi-Slick)
- selectable bumper delete or plastic variant
- removable and selectable number plates front and back
- additional brake light can be added if number plate is removed
- external mirrors available in plastic and primary color, the stock can also be changed and alternatively there is a modern set available
- 3 interior colors to choose from (brown, midnight (very dark blue) and almost white
- vent inlays can be colored (1 additional added for the livery)
- 2 "narrow-body" liveries available
- external badges can be deleted or colored (now separately for the side or front & rear)
- engine selection: flatplane V8 (quad exhaust), V6 (dual exhaust) and a V10 available (dual trapezoid exhaust)
- 3 headlight and 4 taillight sets available, independently changeable
- the steering wheel is modular and can be altered in multiple ways
- racing interior available with cage, sports seats and harness
- gauge rings can be colored, the limited edition plaque can be removed, there are now multiple material options for the general interior trim, the window trim and wipers come with an alternate plastic choice
- the "Gearfalcon" font can be colored/removed
- the radio and antenna can be removed
- the bonnet pins can be swapped out with a traditional key mechanism
- rear diffuser is removable
- rear fascia can be switched from plastic to grille
- a good selection of license plates is now available:
- narrow: California, Colorado, Florida, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, Japan
- wide: Australia, Brazil, China, France, Germany, Italy, Russia, Spain, United Kingdom
- the vent on the bonnet/hood can be covered

- Did some visual adjustments like removing the narrow body color line between the rear fascia and the lower vent and correcting some interior materials that somehow escaped my eye thus far.

Functional Interior:
- Tach and Speedo
- Gear display and Odometer
- Temp gauges and Fuel indicator (both with warning lights)
- Analog clock (switches to boost gauge when supercharger is selected)
- Interior lighting for night driving
- Steering wheel, pedals, simplified shifter, parking brake, indicator stalk and lights
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--> Upcoming additions:
Scrapped last week's idea of adding a different font for the gauges and other things because people give no feedback and I put in all this effort. Originally planned to add offroad parts and a working cannon for police chases (lol), but it doesn't seem appreciated, so this car is considered done.

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Thank you very much Ryu for writing the lua code for the odometer, the analog clock, the water and the fuel warning lights... and for being full of ideas.
Thank you Ekai for test driving, feedback and that bit more tutoring.
Thank you Morr for your great driving pics once more.
And also thank you to the community for producing such priceless mods for people Automation wouldn't be the same without you

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