@DUB95 It can/will be a tedious task for you to do, but I highly recommend you to take this suggestion in consideration and apply it as soon as possible to your modding sessions. It's a pain in the *** when you start doing it and you'll spend a lot of time on it, but is worth it when you've finished because you'll avoid a lot of problems and everything will be more structured. Is the method that I used 2 years ago and is working fine since then

1.- Do a backup of your actual modded game copy (the whole mods folder or the whole game folder).
2.- Take a little modding break and think about how much Add-On vehicles do you have installed, which ones you do normally use and which ones you don't use at all.
2.- Make a list of the vehicles that you don't use and the ones that you won't use ever.
3.- Remove all the vehicles of the list from your PC (.rar, .zip and/or .7zip files).
4.- Create a new Add-On vehicles pack but from scratch, without any vehicle mod installed on it and just the necessary files to start installing vehicles on it.
5.- Install first the vehicles that you like the most and make sure that they all work correctly. As example, install 3 vehicles and try them in-game. If all of them work and the game does not crash, close the game and continue installing vehicles to the new Add-On pack.
6.- Once you finish installing all the vehicles that you want to keep in your game and all of them work correctly, you've finished!

This way you will have all your vehicles in a single Add-On pack, and you won't have to worry about the game DLC's limitation as you do right now. BUT, the Add-On pack shouldn't reach a higher size than 3.5GB. If it reachs that size, make sure to defragment it with OpenIV. If the size does not go down, then you'll have to create an additional Add-On pack and continue installing newer vehicle mods there.

Here's a tutorial made by me that may be helpful if you have any doubts

@TimeTimes Approved the first one and waiting for your reply on the second one.
@KristjanRaid Yours was approved today automatically by the bot. Was your mistake that you didn't upload any downloadable file to the mod page until today?

Topic moved to Requests section.

ScriptHookV updated to 1.0.1737.6 game version.

@RanditoCarlito

1.- If your game folder is not updated yet and you have SC/Retail version, create a backup somewhere else (in a random path where you have some/enough free space). If you already have a backup, skip this step.
2.- Download and install the Unknown Modder Launcher Bypass mod (available in 5Mods) in your backup copy.
3.- Start the game with the GTA5.exe file from your backup folder. Don't use any other executable, only this one.
4.- Done. Your old and modded game copy should start as usual. Don't forget to don't cover yourself in walls, vehicles and/or props in-game because otherwise your game will crash. This is just a bug that happens when using the mentioned Launcher Bypass.

I do this myself and I can play with all my mods while I wait for a new SHV update.

@Punisher666 The best way to prevent all of the problems related to having multiple Add-On DLC's is to create your own Add-On pack on which you install the vehicles that you want in an specific order and carefully. I don't recommend at all installing Add-On packs created by other people that's not yourself.

I've been the last 2 years installing/removing vehicles that I wanted/got tired on a single DLC pack created by me and 0 problems.

@LashkoMark I think that taking a look at @Eddlm Understand and editing GTA V's Handling documentation you'll find what you're looking for.

@PFABIO Don't create multiple topics for the same problem. Also, follow these steps to make it easier for other members to help you: https://forums.gta5-mods.com/topic/13256/how-to-ask-for-help-and-support

@tizzio This site is for GTA V mods only, there's no reason for a topic about modding a different game. And avoid insulting, is not needed here.

@SyntaxTerror

There's not an specific rule that wouldn't allow the approval of such script, unless if it does contain virus which I hope it does not.

On the [README] Frequently Asked Questions: Site-Related topic, it says the following:

Can I use these mods for online use?
No. The mods on this site are generally designed for singleplayer use only, and discussions about modding GTA: Online with the intent of cheating are not supported or allowed. Furthermore, your RGSC account may get banned by Rockstar for using mods online.

Technically that's a NO for cheating online modifications, but not for non-cheating online tools. A bit ambiguous. Let's see the following answer:

Can I get a money drop or hacked GTA: Online account?
No. That's not the kind of modding we do here - this site is for singleplayer PC mods only, and cheating online is neither supported nor encouraged.

The question is not relevant in this case, but the reply is. "this site is for singleplayer PC mods only". Since your script is a tool related to GTA Online only, I guess it won't get approved here unless we do an exception (like it seems we did recently, lol) for not being an online cheating tool/modification.

About the GTA5-Mods Community Guidelines, the only similar guideline would be the following:

Discussions about modding GTA: Online with the intent of cheating

Since the purpose of your script is not about cheating online, it does not apply in your case.

There's nothing more to say about the site rules in this case from me. However, I'd like to know @Dark0ne's opinion/decision about this, since he's the admin and who, probably, could guide you better on this.