Q: Replaced cars RPM clarification?

[Naysmith]

Hi guys!

Sorry if this has been discussed before, but I wasn't able to find an explanation on this anywhere, so...

Here and there somebody mentions that replacing btrq file in a replaced car should "fix" various RPM problems like bad shifting (never seen this) or car not revving properly. Would someone care to give some details - how do you pick a btrq for replacement, what that replacement can do on the modded car and what it can't? If someone knows how exactly that trick works, that would also be appreciated. :)

[RedCarDriver]

What, you mean the rev needle inside the interior, or the actual rev-limit?

 

Not sure about the RPM needle inside the car, but if you're talking about the actual car performance, I'm pretty sure the btrq trick does NOT work.

 

Backup your DB.BNK, and then use Djey's Modding Tools 1.11 to change the RPM.

[Sponge]

There are a few members who say that the BTRQ swap works, although I haven't tried it for myself. If I try to up the RPM in Djey's Modding Tools, There doesn't seem to be a rev limiter, just like the classic cars.

[Shy Guy]

I changed the Redline of my Golf(Eclipse) to 7000, it started to become like a classic car, I then put the Golf BTRQ from the original file and it worked normally.

[JulioRey]

I changed the Redline of my Golf(Eclipse) to 7000, it started to become like a classic car, I then put the Golf BTRQ from the original file and it worked normally.

 

whats program u use?