Why This Sim Racing Mod Could Be VERY Significant in 2020

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VRC Modding Team recently released their Pavey Longhood S, a re-creation of the real world Panoz Roadster S, as a mod for Project CARS 2. The car had previously been released as a mod for Assetto Corsa.

In this video I'm going to drive and give my thoughts on the mod, but I'm also going to delve into why this Project CARS 2 mod may have a knock-on effect on the soon-to-be-released Automobilista 2. Because the title shares a graphics engine with Project CARS 2, the Longhood could indicate that some of the major modding teams could look to add mods for AMS2 in the future. Let's hope, anyway.

You can purchase and download all of VRC's mods at the following link:

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My rig:

CPU (Core i5 7600k):

Video Card (Asus GTX 1080):

Cockpit / Sim Rig (Next Level Racing GT Track):

Button Box:

Direct Drive Wheelbase (Simxperience Accuforce Pro v2):

Wheel (Simxperience Formula Rim):

Pedals (Fanatec ClubSport v3 Inverted):

Shifter (Thrustmaster TH8A):

VR Headset (Oculus Rift):

Video: 1080p / 60fps

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