V12 in 1995 sports car?

[Polarlicht]

Why can't i get a V12 with more than 1.6l in an italian sports car? That makes no sense! There are tons of room for a middle engine, but nope...

[IamJames]

Because it’s 1991 you literally just solved your own question.

[Heavenly Ivanishvilism]

Try to shove a V16 in it, it'll surely work!

But seriously, if it always does that, try reporting the bug in detail to the devs, the Automationeers will look into it ( i hope so)

[Polarlicht]

Originally posted by Trubobit:

Try to shove a V16 in it, it'll surely work!

But seriously, if it always does that, try reporting the bug in detail to the devs, the Automationeers will look into it ( i hope so)

Yeah i don't have the V16 dlc (yet). But i tried with other (sports) cars, and i can only fit a very small V 12 in it

Originally posted by iamjames007:

Because it’s 1991 you literally just solved your own question.

1991? What do you mean? V12 exist since way longer than 90s

[Pete]

I got an 8 litre v12 in that body just fine.

You do know its supposed to take a transverse engine right?

Go cram it in sideways.

[Polarlicht]

Originally posted by Pete:

I got an 8 litre v12 in that body just fine.

You do know its supposed to take a transverse engine right?

Go cram it in sideways.

it worked sideways, but thats not how it is in real cars

[Pete]

Yes it is. Ever since the lambo Miura, transverse mid has been one of the most popular supercar engine layouts.

Look at the 95 coupe body. Look at the distance between the body pan and the rear wheels. Its blatantly intended for a transverse layout. If you want inline, pick another body.