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Yes I had a good friend of mine suggest that, but I ended up getting rid of the car packs I had and it fixed the texture issues. 

I've done the same thing, but then I think about how mad I get when my game breaks and I have to reinstall the whole game or go through and reinstall my vehicles and stuff into a fresh mods folder.
 
So thinking about that makes me more patient with installing things one by one.  

I do not believe so, however a good tip would be don't install more than one thing at once. Don't go on a download spree and add everything into your mods folder at once. Then you don't know which file you added caused the crash. Instead, add one mod at a time. Load the game fully, and I like to even load LSPDFR (force duty) to make sure everything is in working order. Then go install the next mod to your mods folder.
 
This may seem like a pain in the a** but it'll be worth it. 

I am far from an expert, but looking over your files I notice you don't have ScriptHookV installed. 
 
Download it from here: http://www.dev-c.com/gtav/scripthookv/
 
Place it in the main directory of GTA V. ELS should be working fine after that.