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FiveM handling tuner for car packs

How do I give every car in a FiveM pack a target top speed?

Drop the pack's handling.meta files or zips, or type stock spawn codes, into Rivo's handling tuner. Give each car a top speed, 0-60, quarter mile or tier, and it rewrites the engine, gears, drag and brakes to match. Reading a pack and predicting how it drives is free. Each car tuned costs 2 credits.

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Open the Handling Tuner (AI)Reading a pack and predicting how it drives is free.

How it works.

Nothing to install. Everything happens in a browser tab.

  1. 1

    Drop your handling files, resource zips or a sheet of spawn codes and targets.

  2. 2

    Set the targets and driving style for each car in the table.

  3. 3

    Tune and download the handling files and the report.

What you get

  • A tuned copy of each handling.meta you gave, with only the changed values different
  • A handling_tuned resource for stock cars, or for every car when merged
  • report.csv with each car's figures before and after, stock and fully upgraded

Price

  • Reading a pack and predicting how it drives is free.
  • Each car tuned: 2 credits.
  • Tuning the same car again within a day of paying for it is free.
  • New accounts get 60 credits once. Pro adds 1,300 a month and Studio 3,000.
  • A failed job puts its credits back.

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Limits

  • The figures are predictions from GTA's handling physics. Drive the car to confirm.
  • It never changes a car's weight or drive type. A target out of reach gets the nearest result and a warning.
  • Cars and motorcycles only. Addon cars need their files.

About the Handling Tuner (AI).

Give each car a top speed, 0-60, quarter mile, 0-100-0 or tier and get its handling.meta tuned to hit it, instead of driving and editing every car by hand. Works on addon packs, spawn code lists and stock GTA cars.

Questions.

Still unsure? Ask in the Rivo Discord.

Yes. It opens without an account, with a small daily allowance. Sign in with Discord to keep a history of your runs.

Open the Handling Tuner (AI).

It runs in your browser on Windows, macOS or Linux. No OpenIV, no CodeWalker.