Hey people, i would like to know your preferred/installed mods atm.
i'm currently trying:
F1 1993 LE
F1 1985
F1 and GP2 2011 by RSC
GT Historic cars
Historic Rally cars
Classic F1 (1967 mod)
ILMS & Enduracers
Spec Miata 2.0
Mégane Throphy
WSC 1970
Hot Hatchs
Legends
Monomarca Chevette

I was just playing V8Factor Unleased with a friend and it was really good. The cars looked really nice and handled pretty good as well. We will be trying some dirt track mods too someday.

I'll add an asterisk behind my most recommended mods.

Open Wheelers:

Formula Vee
F1 1971LE
F1 1975
F1 1979*
F1 1985
F1 1988
F1 1991LE and HE*
F1 1993LE
F2 1976*
F2 1978*
Formula Atlantic 1976*

GT and Sports Cars
ILMS
Sports 2000 1985*
LeMans/WSC 1970*

Closed Cars and Touring
Megane Trophy*
Opel GT
Spec Miata
East Cars
AE86 Toyota Levin

Personally I prefer Open Wheelers and Vintage.

Targa Florio, but having a hard time of it...
HistoricX Cars
F1-1971

the new Mercedes SSK is beautiful, but needs at least a Bentley to race against

about to try the F1-1979 mod.

Where do people get rFactor mods from now?
I used to use rfactorcentral, but they have gone subscription...

Cheers
Keith

It's still the same, you just have to be logged in, as always.

It now says I have used my 3 downloads and have to pay $5 a month whenever I try to download.
OTOH most mods have user posted links in the comments.

(Apologies for hijacking the thread BTW)

Cheers
keith

I got the impression rFactor central limited non-subscription users to three downloads per day. Having only just got rFactor that that was never gonna be enough for me so I stumped up the cash, it was only £15 for the year.

Will have to check out the recommendations from the lists above. For the time being I've been mostly using Targa Florio (which is insanely awesome), a Nordschleife mod, Subaru WRC with a whole load of Impreza's, and the Ferrari GTO from the Legends mod.

The GTO on Targa Florio using the G25's stick shift and manual clutch is so much fun.

Rfactorcentral might make you pay for downloads THEY host, but you can always find the mods linked free as long as you're logged in.

It's just that most of them are on sites like megaupload, rapidshare, etc. So they aren't the fastest/best download methods.

As for me - I've reinstalled VHR and I'm tinkering with that while SCES is on a break. Race2Play seems to host a number of open races with that (and other mods/games) so I'm thinking about trying to find some time to run one or two of those. If not, public racing it is.

Well, i'm downloading for rfactorcentral too. i guess if something it isn't there it doesn't exists, right? because i've searched like the whole internet for a Ferrari 348 or F355 Challenge mod without success.
Now, what's you preferred method for managing mods: separate installs, or keeping everything on a big installation and using a mod manager?
i'm using the first option even when sometimes it means having duplicated racetracks for each one of them.
The other thing i would like to know is if is out there some external program to browse the multiplayer servers better than the in-game browser, because that's the bigger cluster-you-know-what i've ever seen.

For tracks just edit the following line in the rfactor\config.ini

TracksDir=GAMEDATA\LOCATIONS\

Make it something like E:\GAMES\RFTRACKS\

And put all your tracks in there.

For a server browser, you can use rFactor Server Spy.