VECTOR W8 (from Power Drive 2000) [Add-On]

The VECTOR W8, a model from the game POWER DRIVE 2000, has undergone interior modifications to enhance its appearance in GTA 5. This version, 1.1, includes fixed default wheels ensuring proper rotation, along with several interior updates. The model initially had construction issues that required custom part creation for resolution. This release is expected to be the final version with most issues fixed.

Features:

• Breakable windows
• High-Quality model
• Working dials
• Customizable Paint 1 (body), Paint 2 (body and interior), Paint 4 (rims)
• High-Quality Interior (HQ Interior)
• 2-seater
• Horn function = boost

Note: The stock wheels are not properly optimized. To fix this, visit LS Customs and choose any other pair of wheels that fit perfectly.

Installation Steps:

1. Right-click the archive and select "Extract Here." You will get a folder named "vector."
2. Navigate to: gta5 / mods / update / x64 / dlcpacks
3. Activate "Edit Mode," then drag and drop the "vector" folder into this directory.
4. Go to: gta5 / mods / update / update.rpf / common / data
5. Right-click on "dlclist.xml" and choose "Edit."
6. Add the following line above </Paths>:
<Item>dlcpacks:/vector/</Item>
7. Ensure the new line aligns with the previous entries and save the changes.

To Spawn the Car In-Game:

• Open a trainer and go to the car spawning menu.
• Select "spawn by name" and type "vector" (without quotes).

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About the Real VECTOR W8 (from Power Drive 2000)

Real-World Specifications
Engine	6.0 L Rodeck twin-turbocharged V8
Transmission	3-speed General Motors Turbo-Hydramatic 425 automatic
Curb Weight	1,506 kg (3,320 lb) (est.)
Wheelbase	103.0 in (2,616 mm)
Length	172.0 in (4,369 mm)
Width	76.0 in (1,930 mm)
Height	42.5 in (1,080 mm)
Layout	Rear transverse mid-engine, rear-wheel drive
Class	Sports car (S)
Body Style	2-door coupé

Source: Wikipedia. In-game model may differ from real-world specifications.