Exhaust Smoke for ATS Mod

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Exhaust Smoke for ATS Mod

This mod adds smoke animation exhaust
Exhaust smoke for kenworth_t680_kenworth_w900_peterbilt_579

After you install smoke continuously.
Tested version 1.1.1

In the archive there is a dds texture just in case if someone need less soot!
Replace in fashion archive, in the folder : model /particle


Credits: SCS, Ghostlord
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If you enjoy experiencing real American truck driver life, but at the same time feel a bit bored of the common road, cargos, and trucks, then American Truck Simulator Mods are for you! Step into an American Truck Simulator Driver's shoes and prove that you can deliver the cargo under any circumstance. It is the easiest way to get the best of the game, your opponents will be surprised! Then all you need to do is simply click on American Truck Simulator Exhaust Smoke for ATS Mod Mod free download button and implement it to your game. It’s great getting even more than it was expected – that’s why we insist on you to try and test the benefits personally. That could be a great boost to your game and there are no reasons why to react negatively. Choose one of the various ATS Mods and take on new challenges. Driving a truck has never been so exciting!



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7 Responses

  1. Sebastian says:

    Where to get That Wheels They look awesome

  2. Osprey says:

    Those wheels are in the Extreme Wheel mod. Is a really good mod but I uninstalled it because I didn’t like the light in the tires.

  3. Ralph says:

    Please update!

  4. Brian Han says:

    The only thing that I would fix is black smoke, no smoke when the engine is off, and a puff of smoke when starting from stopping.

  5. Eric Shidler says:

    Diesel smoke is BLACK.
    Not white, not brown, not gray. It’s black.
    Where the hell do you think “rolling coal” came from?

  6. praxxius says:

    It;s black if you are shifting at too low of an rpm and dumping too much fuel into the exhaust,or lagging the motor.Normal exhaust is white, with maybe a little blue tint to it if you are burning a little oil

  7. USMCTrucker says:

    Diesel exhaust is always black. If it’s white, your turbo or your head gasket is about to go out on you. Any truck that’s been modified past OEM will roll black smoke no matter what. I know, both of my trucks do.

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