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Here is the Download site: http://tdu-world.com/load/ The '57 Bel Air on page 13. You have to register to download. I don't speak Russian, but Babelfish works well enough to check things out. BTW don't use the Babelfish translator when clicking on the download links. I found a link to the file download site on this Earlier this year, a friend and I were just hanging out in our AC289s burning rubber in a Lisa's Parking lot when all these people in ACs materialized around us. They asked us asked to be in their "TDU Movie" as they were testing a mod and needed a couple more people. It was this 57 Bel Air mod and it's nice to finally have it. Their little

This is an absolutely beautiful mod. I have been using this Car model in the AC289 slot so I can keep my Shelby gt500. This Mustang Model dropped into the AC289 slot has a cockpit eye-point view that is further back so I have to bring my seat forward, but it really looks fantastic. The AC289 and Shelby GT500 are quite similar in handling and speed. With that new Mustang Sound lifted from GT Legends my driving enjoyment is off the scale right now.

When I read though these discussions about HC vs Normal modes I often wonder if I am playing the same game. There are the HC Drivers and the Normal Mode Drivers. HC isn't realistic but is more challenging to me. The cars corner in a more real way, although they send to be a bit slippy. I enjoy driving with the HC crowd, its just a better experience for me than what I find in Normal Mode. Normal Mode is just too easy with little challenge for me. Its like driving on rails. Cornering is a joke. I drive it just to get enough points to open up HC mode in a profile and I cannot wait to get out of Normal Mode. But ... to each there own ... There is noting sweeter than a HC cruise with everyone driving well and having fun ...

My setup with the keyboard is working well enough. This game does possess a certain charm and I am having fun. I do want to use my Wheel with it. I do not understand why they would put so much time, talent and energy into such a nifty looking game without offering wheel support. It seems unfinished. Thanks for the debug video, I have set it up now.

Fuel Sucks Fumes (on PC Platform) I just set up Fuel on a PC and I am shocked that the game offer NO support for my G25. There is NO SUPPORT for driving wheels in Codemaster's Fuel, I repeat NO SUPPORT for driving wheels. Definitely no force feedback either. This game is meant for Xbox controller only and PC keyboard. You cannot re-map your keyboard keys, you have to use the defaults. I did manage to set up a custom profile on the g25 where the wheel axis emulates button mashing. Wheel left rotation is "A" button and Wheel rotation right is "W" button. I also set up the wheel thumb buttons and paddles as left and right. None of these button configurations really work, the only way to have some finesse controlling these vehicles is to use the PC keyboard like Grand Theft Auto. They put the accelerator on the Space Bar and the brakes/reverse on the right ctrl key so I mapped them to my G25 brake and accelerator pedals and that works pretty good, but its just on/off for each. It is all automatic transmission and the all the sounds remind me of 2 stroke engines, the type used on weed-eaters, chain saws and scooters. It's too bad that Fuel sucks fumes, I was so looking forward to it. I hope there is a patch because the game looks gorgeous and runs smoothly at full resolution and graphics. TDU is still the King of Free Roam driving games.