@shifuguru Ferrari on their website, states that the LaFerrari has a top speed of over 350 km/h (220 mph).

Using the Grotti Turismo R, a GTA V vehicle mostly resembling the LaFerrari, I was able to push it to 372 km/h (231 mph) on the Los Santos Freeway and checking with the speedometer from the Rampage Menu.

I can assure you that this mod gets pretty close, unless you used a custom LaFerrari you modified into the game, in which the author has already explicitly mentioned that custom vehicles are impossible to support due to how the center of mass differs.

@FadedSkies That's probably my problem right there haha, I overwrite most of the models with real cars, and just the other day found out using RTHE that some models have different centres of mass.
If only model creators made their cars with the right centre of mass.

does this mod work with add on cars?

@Killatomate hey, I guess this your mod is still the best handling mod ever for gta but I have a question. Is there any way to make the bikes handle more like in GTA IV? Motorcycle mechanics was way better and real in GTA IV, you were able to do rolling burnouts when leaned forward or when hit the front brake hard you were actually able to slide. I miss it.

This mod causes AI to drive really reckless. All the time someone crashes into me. I can't play like 5 minutes without some random AI-car hitting me when he is changing lanes.

does this do wheel spin when u accelerate at the beggining?

my game crash hlep

I think this needs to be updated it makes the game crash with the Tuners update, I could also be wrong

*Edit, its up to date, works now, my bad

@Sand3rKoLL how did you get it to work? mine keeps crashing

@mosimo I installed the newest gameconfig and I installed this mod before any other car mod (for example Vanillaworks extended)

how can i get the handling file for add on cars? thanks

is it compatible with v1.57 version???

Amazing mod! can you update it?

This mod just adds a very excessive oversteer and decreases the braking power of vehicles...

@Frostyyy Hey driving at high speed is not easy you know

@Euz in order to do that, you'll need to open (with Winrar) the "RealisticDrivingV_2.5_Scaled_Topspeed.oiv" or the "RealisticDrivingV_2.5_Real_Topspeed.oiv" package. In it, you'll find a "handling.meta" file, which is where all the modded handling data of the vanilla vehicles is located. So, let's say you want to apply a modded handling to a Ferrari Portofino add-on, for example. What you'll need to do is:
1. Figure out which vanilla car is the closest in comparison to the add-on you're trying to edit. In this case, it is the Grotti Carbonizzare.
2. Go to https://gta.fandom.com/wiki/Vehicles_in_GTA_V, search for "Carbonizzare" and locate its handling name. On that link that I provided, the handling name of any vehicle is always located under "Miscellaneous Information".
3. Once you have that handling name (which in this case is "carboniz"), right click on the "handling.meta" provided within Realistic Driving V mod, select "Edit with Notepad" and search for "carboniz".
4. Once you find it, copy everything from <fInitialDragCoeff all the way down to </SubHandlingData>.
5. With OpenIV, open the folder containing your add-on dlc.rpf file and go to dlc.rpf/data/handling.meta
6. Right click on "handling.meta", select "Edit" and paste all the data your previously copied from <fInitialDragCoeff all the way down to </SubHandlingData>. Save it!

If you do this process correctly, you'll have your Ferrari Portofino driving with the Carbonizzare handling. It sound complicated at first, but it's the same process for any other add-on. Once you do this a few times, it gets easier.

Let me know if you have any doubts. :)

best of best

This masterpiece needs an update!

my game keeps crashing on the loading screen I don't know if it's because of this mod or not but does anyone have any fixes