Configuration - Ford Cosworth 116E Mk XII.
Displacement - 1,594 cc.
Power - 140 bhp @ 6,500 rpm.
Gearbox - Hewland Mk V 5-speed.
Max speed - 240 km/h.
Power to weight - 0.30 hp/kg.
Wheelbase - 2,296 mm.
Weight distribution - 42/58.
Track - 1,308 mm, 1,273 mm.
Tires - 127/528 mm, 165/584 mm.
Weight - 467 kg.
https://www.ultimatecarpage.com/spec/1472/Lotus-23-Cosworth.html .
P.S. Just don't enable advanced physics for this car.
Thanks:
Legion: https://perendinator.blogspot.com/2024/04/lotus-type-23-23c-versions-20240410.html .
1Redhottopic: https://www.overtake.gg/downloads/lotus-23.61286/ .
TomLehockySVK: https://www.overtake.gg/downloads/lotus-23-various-liveries.61120/ .
A little clarity. Yes, everything is very confusing with my Lotus 23 models/versions, I'll try to clarify the situation.
Initially, I made exactly the model/version from today's post, although it was then called the Lotus Type 23 Cosworth (now it's the Lotus Type 23 Cosworth Mk XII)
Initially, it was the only car I focused on, and I tried to make it as close as possible to the specifications presented on the website. Then I saw a video on YouTube about a version with a modern aero package for hill climbing, so I made one. Then a version with a less powerful engine (than the main version) appeared, and then one with a more powerful one. But honestly, they didn't receive all the attention from me, and their main purpose was to serve as grid fillers for various car packs/sets.
Ultimately, the main car is the Lotus Type 23 Cosworth Mk XII (which was originally there, though it had a slightly different name). The other versions were, so to speak, grid fillers, and I ultimately abandoned them. Naturally, you can use any models and versions you like. But I would recommend you use the latest Lotus Type 23 Cosworth Mk XII.
P.S. Just don't enable advanced physics for this car.
