Not gonna tell what you changed?

If you just changed the top speed (fInitialDriveMaxFlatVel) - expect the same result as swapping out for gears in a real car. Sure you'll hit a higher speed at redline, but your engine's got only so much power and it'll balance between drag and engine power.

Crank up the engine power. (fInitialDriveForce)

The thing's broken, so likely not.

@mrwallace888
Dunno, just try stuff and see what happens.

This might or might not be the answer to your question within your parameters at all, but you can use SET_DRAW_ORIGIN/CLEAR_DRAW_ORIGIN to draw 2D stuff at 3D coords.

An example, code I use for some debugging stuff:

void showDebugInfo3D(Vector3 location, float baseSize, const std::vector<std::string> &textLines, Color backgroundColor, Color fontColor) {
    Vector3 cameraPos = CAM::GET_GAMEPLAY_CAM_COORD();
    float distance = Distance(cameraPos, location);
    float totalMult = baseSize / (distance * (CAM::GET_GAMEPLAY_CAM_FOV() / 60.0f));

    float height = 0.0125f * totalMult;

    GRAPHICS::SET_DRAW_ORIGIN(location.x, location.y, location.z, 0);
    int i = 0;

    float szX = 0.000f;
    for (auto line : textLines) {
        float currWidth = getStringWidth(line, 0.2f* totalMult, 0);
        showText(0.0f, 0.0f + height * i, 0.2f * totalMult, line, 0, fontColor, true);
        if (currWidth > szX)
            szX = currWidth;
        i++;
    }

    float szY = height * i;
    GRAPHICS::DRAW_RECT(0.0f + szX/2.0f, (height * i) / 2.0f, szX, szY,
        backgroundColor.R, backgroundColor.G, backgroundColor.B, backgroundColor.A);
    GRAPHICS::CLEAR_DRAW_ORIGIN();
}

Where ShowText() and the rectangle draws are simply 2D on-screen draws - but using (0,0) within the SET_DRAW_ORIGIN block draws them at the desired coordinate (if on-screen) as if they're in 3D, though you'll have to scale the thing yourself to get it appear properly at distance and zoom levels.

This can be called for many entities though you will run into the limitation of how much text can be drawn at a time.

For the scaleform answer - I don't know. You could try looking at how some other mods (garage mods?) draw multiple vehicle info.

Shameless plug:

The Custom Steering option in Manual Transmission basically hard-links your interior steering wheel to the actual steering angles. From there you can adjust the amount of rotation your steering wheel makes.

In your vehicles.meta, look for the steerWheelMult entry:

<steerWheelMult value="0.700000" />

That adjusts how much more or less the wheels turn visually.

It's not a supported feature yet. You might want to ask the author ( @Eddlm ) for future support

@Brukanator
Handlings can be tweaked so full brake force doesn't lock the wheels (disable ABS to verify, can be hard to tell otherwise).

The downside is that your braking performance is reduced, but that's just something you have to live with if you're using a keyboard.

Alternatively it might be possible to write a script that modulates throttle/brake input and smoothen it like the steering, but nobody's put the effort in to do that yet.

You can poke the moderator who rejected it to get a somewhat faster response, if they're up. Otherwise it should appear at the back of the queue again, if I recall correctly.

That sounds like Cheat Engine to me.