Eradium

I don't know what could be done with a stock meta - the advantages of the modded meta are too great for me to consider returning back to it. Here is a list of the cars which I have found work well with their respective modded cars: Crown Victoria - STANIER (police also works but Stanier feels more like a Vic) Taurus - FQ2 Explorer - GRESLEY Charger - This one is weird. Two different 2015 models behave entirely different from eachother - POLICESCO's work well with FBI while Bugs' doesn't. POLICE2 works well with some models - BUFFALO and BUFFALO2 also work sort of well but all seem to have a form of the inverse tracking issue, especially pronounced on 2014 models. Experimentation is needed here Tahoe - BALLER, BALLER2, GRESLEY - Tahoes have issues with rear-end-squat and easy spin-out that is more pronounced with certain handling lines. Experiment with large SUV lines to find one that works the best This pretty much covers everything - if there are new vehicles or ones that don't work well, finding the vanilla equivalent and using its handling line in the vehicles.meta entry (as long as it has the same number of doors) will work well.

This is an issue I've experienced to a lesser extent with Killatomate's Realistic Handling mod applied to modded cars. I have found that using a vanilla vehicle's handling line that has the closest wheelbase to the modded car provides the best solution. I have never experienced truly inverted handling like in the vid but the ease of spinning out seems to come from a vehicle model which has a too narrow handling "track" compared to the handling line or vice versa. I have only been able to find a suitable handling line for POLICESCO's Chargers - not Bugs / hah's Charger. I believe I'm using FBI for POLICESCO's model but of course keep in mind this is using Killatomate's handling mod - he does not recommend using it for modded vehicles but it can work quite well if used with a close enough vanilla model's handling line.

I might be wrong but I believe dashboards are configured in the vehicles.meta entry for the particular vehicle. Don't remember the values to input but if you were to try police2's or something you might find a good one.

AFAIK Just use the latest PatchdayxNG; in my case it's Patchday11NG's vehicles.rpf. To access the vehicle data files (for ELS, carcols / carvariations is less important) just go to update.rpf/common/data/levels/gta5 for the master vehicles.meta.

Sirenmastery has a file folder with config files in it that will have the siren volume setting you're looking for.

I have seen mods that increase the traffic density for V, google search it and you should be able to find some. Not sure about the name but I believe I have one in my game