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Would it be possible to reduce the control stiffening at high speeds?
The To-201 and F/A-181 both have stabilators and thrust vectoring that aids with the pitch and roll control (also helps with yaw on the Shikra)
However since AI controlled jets are not affected by the AWESome mod I will have a look into the values for drag etc. in February or so... BUT changing the Values to achieve what you propose is very comlicated imo due to the way ARMA handels the aerodynamic models (only one Dragcoefficient Value and only two values for thrust/altitude regulation starting with full Thrust at sealevel...)
and for the To-201 make its engines retain all their power up to 12-14km, and make they lose all their power at ~25-30km altitude.
With your mod, the To-201 Shikra does slightly over 2100km/h at sea level, and only really around 1330km/h at 15km after leveling out for about 10 minutes.
In an ideal scenario (in relation to realism) the Shikra should do 1400km/h at sea level, and should do around 2400km/h at 10-15 km altitude. I could see a few ways that the FM could be tweaked to allow this to happen.
Meanwhile, the FA-181 Black Wasp II does 1900km/h at sea level, and around 1830 at 12km altitude.
In an ideal scenario (in relation to realism) the F/A-181 Black Was II should do around 1330-1380km/h at sea level, and 1915km/h at 12km.
TL;DR:
The jets need increased drag (which will help to lower the lower altitude speed) + increased engine performance at higher altitudes (which will help to increase the high altitude speed).