Originally posted by lopybrooner
Some notes:
I have slammed 3 cars so far
CIVIC EG SIR-II -91 through 95 All work great, No slip, You can even adjust all the spring ratios without it resetting
PRELUDE SI VTEC 91 Same results,
NISSAN SKYLINE GTS-R Same results
Idk what you guys are talking about, slippery tires, but i haven't experienced any of that in the slightest
ALSO: For these cars the suspension is represented as KXZN in the tutorial,
For these cars, if you lower them first ( -25/-25) it will show as KK.. or (4B4B) Change the (4B4B) to 0000, that worked for me since i couldnt find the one shown in the tutorial. hope this helps
ORIGINAL VALUE
NEW VALUE
slam a premium Nissan S15 and you will know what we mean with 'slippery tyres'

i have 100 slammed cars; German, US & JDM.
the worst car to slam is the chromeline R8, its a real nightmare but good for taking pictures.
if a car is to "glichty", i sell them and slam something else.
also; the original suspension values depents on what car you want to slam. it doens't matter if you lower your car first or not, the values will still be different from car to car.
it took me no more than a few hours to slam my cars.
make sure you paint the body and rims of the cars you want to slam so they are easier to locate on your save.
-when plugging your USB in to your PC, copy your files on your desktop
-open those files with garageeditor and open the files on your USB key with brute force
-search the car you want to slam in garageeditor
-go to HEX and type bodycode
-check if the paintcode is a match for that car
-slam it and repeat the process for other cars