It disables the code from the game that sets the turbo boost value for all vehicles, and then writes to that turbo value itself with the values I want.

@JohnFromGWN
what even is that question?

everything is "custom" code

@JohnFromGWN
It doesn't use natives for this.

@JohnFromGWN
At 1.0 "boost", it adds 10% driveforce. The script changes how the "boost" builds and allows it to exceed 1.0 (aka unlock the thing), so you can achieve any amount of added power.

Moved & locked

This isn't "Site-related".

This is also a frequently asked question.

At full boost, the turbo adds 10% of the current drive force. So if your engine upgrades have added 50%, the turbo applies another 10% on top of that. So if your driveForce was 1.0, the engine mod makes it 1.5, then full boost would be 1.65.

I don't know where it pulls the 10% from, but the overall way the boost builds is highly unrealistic, so you're better off going NA or if you do want to use a turbo for your handling, consider using TurboFix (which changes how boost builds, and allows changing max boost).

Also note that the torque "curve" is perfectly flat until 80% of the redline RPM, so that will cause too much torque on the low end, making the car accelerate a bit too fast.

Concerns have been forwarded to the admins.

Please also provide screenshots of the situation - personally I don't see the egregious occurrences of content-covering ads (logged out, different browser, no ad/tracking protection).

Rejected and unpublished mods are removed sporadically. They should sit in the bottom of your overview, so it shouldn't hinder you.

A screenshot would help to form some context, but I suspect this might be local.

Try another browser to see if it still happens.

Hey, please use this thread to keep everything in one place, thanks.

We've forwarded the concerns to the site admins in the meantime.