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Hi Badgerman.That's usually caused by an incorrect setting in the lods.ini located inside the data folder. If you don't have a data folder, use CM to "expand data". Then open the lods.ini in notepad or some other text reader. Increase the number listed for lod A. Easiest way to ensure that the numbers you're adding is to simply copy/paste the in/out numbers from a car you know works, such as one of the standard Kunos cars.
For example, here's the lods.ini for the Kunos 250, the bolded numbers are the ones you should check:
[COCKPIT_HR]
DISTANCE_SWITCH=7
[LOD_0]
FILE=ferrari_250_gto.kn5
IN=0
OUT=12
[LOD_1]
FILE=ferrari_250_gto_lod_B.kn5
IN=12
OUT=45
[LOD_2]
FILE=ferrari_250_gto_lod_C.kn5
IN=45
OUT=220
[LOD_3]
FILE=ferrari_250_gto_lod_D.kn5
IN=220
OUT=2000
I checked and found that LOD(B,C,D) was not in the data folder to begin with, I copied it from Kunos250 and it is now fixed! Thank you very much.