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[16th April] LSPDFR Enhanced Preview has been updated to include a fix for users struggling to access the PD interior.

[ELS] Unmarked 2019 Toyota Tundra 1.0.0

(5 reviews)

By BlueGhost

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The Tundra is a full size pickup truck developed and sold for the North American market by Toyota.

The first model was rather small and struggled in sales. Because of this, Toyota expanded both the body size and engine displacement for the 2nd generation model that debuted in 2007. This led to greatly improved sales and made the Tundra a very popular model.

From 2014, it underwent minor changes that give it powerful looks, and in 2015 the 'TRD Pro' version was introduced. This TRD Pro was tuned by Toyota's motorsport department, TRD. In order to improve its driving performance on rough roads, this model utilises TRD coils and Bilstein dampers in order to improve the stroke characteristics of the suspension.

The TRD Pro was dropped from the lineup for some time afterwards, but returned as a catalogue model again in 2019. Based on the Crewmax 4x4 with a 5.7L V8, the suspension was further tuned with Fox dampers, and its sporting character is further raised with equipment such as the new hood scoop and BBS wheels.

 

Included in this archive are two variants of the Tundra:

TRD Pro and Limited

 

Installation:

1. Navigate to your dlpacks folder, located at
    mods\update\x64\dlcpacks

2. Enable Edit Mode

3. Drag and drop the "tundra" folder inside the dlcpacks folder

4. Navigate to your data folder, located at
    mods\update\update.rpf\common\data

5. Locate your dlclist.xml, then right click and click "Edit"

6. Directly after the latest entry in the XML, you must put the following line:
    <Item>dlcpacks:/tundra/</Item>

7. Click Save

8. Drag and drop the VCF.XML files to pack_default folder located at
    Grand Theft Auto V\ELS\pack_default

9. Start GTA V. Spawn name is "tundrap" and "tundrap2".

 

Non-ELS version coming soon.

 

Known bugs:

Takedowns are backwards. Will fix with Non-ELS update.

 

Discord:

https://discord.gg/3np9Me3

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Chief of Police

Lapd Code 3

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a Tacoma with bedcover.....it be a first

Detective

.G.

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Cant wait to put this in game!! As always blue you come out with the sexy vehicles 🔥🔥🔥

    • Rusty Brown's Regular

    FrealModz

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    HELLL YEA BLUEGHOST! Fucking love Tundras!

    Detective

    tpilios

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    (edited)

    can you make this modal with out lights Limited one 

     

    Edited by tpilios

    Sergeant

    Jeffdadawg

    Members

    I recommend you add this to your unmarked pack as it would be a great addition there

    Sergeant

    BlueGhost

    Members Author

    20 hours ago, Lapd Code 3 said:

    a Tacoma with bedcover.....it be a first

    Tundra

    Upstanding Citizen

    gamer101010

    Members

    @BlueGhost what is your next vehicle you plan on doing if any cause if not i was thinking something that isnt out or is but arent very many versions/variants out IE 6x6 benz or the 4 wheeled version, etc

    Chief of Police

    Lapd Code 3

    Members

    4 hours ago, BlueGhost said:

    Tundra

    i meant as a request sir blueghost

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    julio27734

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    only thing i would like to see is a more "free" handling, as per say, a bit more vagueness to the steering to add that "large truck" feel, if that makes sense.

    Sergeant

    BlueGhost

    Members Author

    Just now, julio27734 said:

    only thing i would like to see is a more "free" handling, as per say, a bit more vagueness to the steering to add that "large truck" feel, if that makes sense.

    Having driven the Tundra for work, I can say that its steering is rather precise. You can change the handling to whichever line you wish, though.

    Upstanding Citizen

    julio27734

    Members

    1 minute ago, BlueGhost said:

    Having driven the Tundra for work, I can say that its steering is rather precise. You can change the handling to whichever line you wish, though.

    I was trying to switch the handling line to the other tundra found on gta5mods but when I did so, my game just crashed when I spawned in the Tundra, not too sure what I must've done wrong

    Sergeant

    BlueGhost

    Members Author

    Use a vanilla line, like the Bison

    Upstanding Citizen

    Ferramero

    Members

    Great vehicle BlueGhost. Just used this truck in a patrol and loved. The only thing i noticed was that for the takedowns, when u turn them on the light projects out the back of the truck instead of the front. I was playing during the day and didnt need it but just something I noticed.

    Sergeant

    BlueGhost

    Members Author

    (edited)

    Ah damn. Sorry, I'll fix the takedowns in the next update.

    23 hours ago, Ferramero said:

    Great vehicle BlueGhost. Just used this truck in a patrol and loved. The only thing i noticed was that for the takedowns, when u turn them on the light projects out the back of the truck instead of the front. I was playing during the day and didnt need it but just something I noticed.

    ^

    Edited by BlueGhost

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