Exeter GT Tuning (Updated with new seasonal setups)

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Hello there , something to do this morning . first i made the update for the PS4 and at the new seasonals i used the VW Scirocco for the 450 PP event , the BMW M4 Coupe for the 500 PP race and at the 600 PP race i faild with the Zonda 'R but the Zytek got the job done :) have a nice day my racer friends
 
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Back in January there was a seasonal 450pp Euro Hot Hatches at Brands Hatch and I imagine any of those cars suggested for that race could easily win the new seasonal at the Red Bull track. One car in particular surprised the hell out of me when I tried it: Abarth 500 '09 (450PP SH) (Courtesy of Praiano63) There's something fun about having this goofy little hatch chasing down Mustangs and NSXes and RX7s and beating them handily. This car is definitely one of those that I'd never be caught dead in in real life, but in this game I love it to pieces.
 
A Spec Seasonal Races (Updated 7/4/16)

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New seasonal races are upon us. If you find a tune in my garage that gets you the win, let me (and everyone else) know and it will be added to the list below. Many thanks for your continued support. :)

Beginner's Level Non-Race Car Challenge
Abarth 500 '09 (450PP SH) (Courtesy of Praiano63)
Chrysler Crossfire '04 (450PP SH)
Citroen Xantia 3.0i V6 Exclusive '00 (Chrome Version) (450PP SH)
Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta passo corto CN.2521 '61 (450PP SH)
Ferrari Dino 246 GT '71 (450PP SH/SS)
Fiat 500 1.2 8V Lounge SS '08 (350PP CS) - Add SH Tyres
Honda Civic 1500 3door CX '79 (350PP CS)
Mazda Roadster RS (NC) '07 (450PP CS)
Mini Cooper 1.3i '98 (350PP CM) - Add SH Tyres.. or not.
Mini Cooper S '05 (400PP CS)
Nissan BLUEBIRD 1600 Deluxe (510) '69 (350PP CS) - Add SH Tyres
Nissan March 12SR '07 (350PP CS)
Scion FR-S '12 (450PP SH)

Intermediate Level Non-Race Car Challenge
BMW 135i Coupe '07 (500PP SH)
BMW 507 '57 (496PP SH)
BMW M3 Coupe Chrome Line (500PP SH)
BMW M3 CSL '03 (500PP SH)
BMW M4 Coupe (500PP SH)
Callaway C12 ‘03 (500PP SH)
Chevrolet Camaro SS '10 (500PP SS) - Add SH Tyres
Chevrolet Camaro Z28 '69 (500PP SH)
Dodge Charger 440 R/T '70 (500PP SH)
DMC DeLorean S2 '04 (500PP SH-SS)
Ferrari 512BB '76 (499PP SH)
Ford Mustang SVT Cobra R '00 (500PP SH)
Ford RS200 '84 (500PP SH)
Ford SVT F-150 Lightning '03 (500PP SH)
Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track '13 (500PP SH)
Jaguar XKR Coupe '99 (500PP SH)
Jaguar XK Coupe Luxury '07 (450PP SH)
KTM X-bow R '12
Lamborghini Miura P400 Bertone Prototype CN.0706 '67 (500PP SH)
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque Coupe Dynamic '13 (500PP SH)
Lotus Elise '11 (500PP SS) - Add SH Tyres
Maserati GranTurismo S '08 (500PP SS)
Mazda RX500 '70 (500PP SH)
Mazda RX-8 Type S '07 (500pp SH)
Mercedes-Benz 190 E 2.5 - 16 Evolution II '91 (450PP SH)
Mercedes Benz 300 SL Coupe Chrome Line (450PP SH)
Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec (R34) '99 (500PP SH)
Oullim Motors Spirra Prototype '04
Plymouth AAR Cuda 340 Six Barrel '70 (500PP SS)
Plymouth Superbird '70 (500PP SH)
Pontiac Firebird Trans Am '78 (500PP SH)
Shelby GT350 '65 (500PP SH)
Shelby Series One Super Charged '03 (500PP SH)
Tommykaira ZZ-S '00 (550PP SM)
Volkswagen Beetle RSi '00 (450PP SH)
Volvo C30 R-Design '09 (Unused FITT Entry) (470PP SH)

Expert Level Race Car Challenge
Nissan Zytek Z11SN Greaves Motorsport '13 (607PP RH)
Toyota TS030 Hybrid '12
 
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I'm going to be racing the crap out of the 500pp seasonal because I love that track (backwards and forwards) and I really like all the car options in the 500pp range. Pretty much any of the 500pp tunes will probably win this race if the driver is at least semi-competent (I myself fall into the semi-competent category) but here are a few I've tried and liked:
BMW M4 Coupe (500PP SH) This one is already listed but I ran it a few times and it's sort of my benchmark. I love this car and tune.
Ford Mustang SVT Cobra R '00 (500PP SH) I bought this car because it was the second car I got in GT3 and I was feeling nostalgic. Overall not too bad, about a second or two slower than the BMW and a little dicey if you go overboard on the gas in the corners.
Ford SVT F-150 Lightning '03 (500PP SH) While I was shopping at the Ford store I couldn't help myself. This is one fast truck. It's fun to play a bit of the bully on the track since you've got about 200 or 300 more kilos to toss around. Like the 'Stang, it's picky about throttle in the corners and you have to back off even more due to the weight resulting in an extra 1 or 2 seconds per lap.
Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track '13 (500PP SH) Here is a poor man's M4. Fantastic car for the price (little more than 1/4 the price of the M4). Not that credits are ever really an issue... I started driving this car immediately after the F-150 so naturally I was over-braking and getting slow laps, but after realizing that I could push harder it I started getting some nice lap times (very close to the M4)
Mazda RX-8 Type S '07 (500pp SH) So far this is the only car I've tested with a faster lap time than the M4, but I think I need to go back and do a few more laps with the M4 since I'm now more familiar with the track. This car is also special to me because I have it in the exact same color as the Mazda3 I used to own IRL. Zoom zoom!

Next up I think I'm going to run a few muscle cars, and maybe after that start filling in my TVR collection.
 
Hi Shaun, I always like to try the seasonal in lower power cars than stated and for the Beginners Level Non-Race Car Challenge, your Mini Cooper S '05 with 400PP and comfort soft tyres was an absolute peach....had the lead half way round lap 3. Great tune...as usual. You can make even me look like a semi competent driver. Never posted before but thanks for all your hard work from the many many silent gamers who use your tunes on a daily basis.
 
DukeDuctTape
I'm going to be racing the crap out of the 500pp seasonal because I love that track (backwards and forwards) and I really like all the car options in the 500pp range. Pretty much any of the 500pp tunes will probably win this race if the driver is at least semi-competent (I myself fall into the semi-competent category) but here are a few I've tried and liked:
BMW M4 Coupe (500PP SH) This one is already listed but I ran it a few times and it's sort of my benchmark. I love this car and tune.
Ford Mustang SVT Cobra R '00 (500PP SH) I bought this car because it was the second car I got in GT3 and I was feeling nostalgic. Overall not too bad, about a second or two slower than the BMW and a little dicey if you go overboard on the gas in the corners.
Ford SVT F-150 Lightning '03 (500PP SH) While I was shopping at the Ford store I couldn't help myself. This is one fast truck. It's fun to play a bit of the bully on the track since you've got about 200 or 300 more kilos to toss around. Like the 'Stang, it's picky about throttle in the corners and you have to back off even more due to the weight resulting in an extra 1 or 2 seconds per lap.
Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track '13 (500PP SH) Here is a poor man's M4. Fantastic car for the price (little more than 1/4 the price of the M4). Not that credits are ever really an issue... I started driving this car immediately after the F-150 so naturally I was over-braking and getting slow laps, but after realizing that I could push harder it I started getting some nice lap times (very close to the M4)
Mazda RX-8 Type S '07 (500pp SH) So far this is the only car I've tested with a faster lap time than the M4, but I think I need to go back and do a few more laps with the M4 since I'm now more familiar with the track. This car is also special to me because I have it in the exact same color as the Mazda3 I used to own IRL. Zoom zoom!

Next up I think I'm going to run a few muscle cars, and maybe after that start filling in my TVR collection.
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A good selection of cars there. Nice to see a truck in there too. That Genesis car is very underrated and definitely under used. Not as quick as a beemer but handling is pretty much like for like. :)
Kenzel
Hi Shaun, I always like to try the seasonal in lower power cars than stated and for the Beginners Level Non-Race Car Challenge, your Mini Cooper S '05 with 400PP and comfort soft tyres was an absolute peach....had the lead half way round lap 3. Great tune...as usual. You can make even me look like a semi competent driver. Never posted before but thanks for all your hard work from the many many silent gamers who use your tunes on a daily basis.
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Mini cars do hold pride of place in my garage. I gave these cars some extra love and they are still working well today.
mtnracer8185
Hello Shaun, here are a few more tunes for seasonal gold. Beginner's Level Non-Race Car Challenge Chrysler Crossfire '04 (450PP SH) Intermediate Level Non-Race Car Challenge Jaguar XKR Coupe '99 (500PP SH)
Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec (R34) '99 (500PP SH) I used the Nissan Zytek also for the expert event. As always thanks for the much appreciated tunes.
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Ah, A Jag! Love a good jag. The Skyline is also a good call for this PP. Definitely overkill in the performance department but who doesn't love a skyline?
nirakis
Hello Shaun and thank you for all your great tunes!

Beginners level was easy with your Citroen Xantia 3.0
Intermediate level was as smooth as Ford RS200
Easy win also in Expert level with a reduced Chaparral 2J (praianos63 tune).

All wins with first try and I am a bellow average driver.

Thank you again and keep the good work!
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A V6 FF car.. Interesting choice and probably one of the less pleasing cars to look at. Well done on getting a win in such a car though. Nice call on the Ford RS200. What a great car and looks good on track too!

All tunes mentioned have been added to the list. Thank you for letting me know :)
 
shaunm80
Nissan Zytek Z11SN Greaves Motorsport '13

607PP
449 BHP
900kgs
Weight Distribution 50:50

Racing Hard Tyres

NO Oil Change

FC Suspension
F/R
50/50
21.00/21.30
6/7
5/8
2/4
0.0/0.0
-0.10/0.08

Racing Brake Kit
6/7

FC Transmission
Set final gear to 5.500
Set max speed to 137mph
1st 2.539
2nd 1.951
3rd 1.513
4th 1.229
5th 1.045
6th 0.917
Set final gear to 3.635

FC LSD
12/14/10

Set power limiter to 100.0%
All power parts standard

Downforce
600/790

Tuned with TCS 1 and ABS 1 only.

This tune is a quick and dirty five minute job which I have just created. Give it a go, let me know what you think. I will probably clean it up a little bit more if you feel it can be more Exeter GT'ised.

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Nice tune Shaun. Got me from 9th to 4th. First attempt in this race with it.
Car handles real nice. Stable and quick. Cheers.
 
OK, I've done some muscle car testing in the 500pp seasonal. I tested all of the muscle cars that are set up to use SH tires. Any of those with SM/SS I left alone. I suppose I could've tinkered with the suspensions to account for reduced grip, but with all of the great tunes already available I don't think anyone's going to need to go out of their way to find a car that works for them. Tested:

Chevrolet Camaro Z28 '69
Dodge Charger 440 R/T '70
Mercury Cougar XR-7 '67
Plymouth Cuda 440 Six Pack '71
Plymouth Superbird '70
Pontiac Firebird Trans Am '78
Shelby GT350 '65

I should say that I have an ever-so-slight bias toward Mopar and Ford over GM. The reason I say this is because much to my surprise the two cars I most highly recommend are:

Chevrolet Camaro Z28 '69 (500PP SH) If I didn't know what I was driving I would assume this was a modern car, not one from '69. It has none of the shimmy and sway of most older cars.

Pontiac Firebird Trans Am '78 (500PP SH) "Thanks for the ride, Bandit. Good luck tapping some of that hot... hot... Sally Field tail."

Honorable mentions
Plymouth Superbird '70 (500PP SH) This car is glued to the track... Until it's not. With most cars you can sort of feel when you're pushing them, this one is fine one moment, sideways the next. It doesn't happen often and I still managed good laps with it.

Shelby GT350 '65 (500PP SH) I couldn't get more than two clean laps in a row with this wild child, but I had fun trying. Still an easy win even with the chicanery.
 
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Hi Shaun managed an easy win in the Intermediate Level Non Race Car Challenge with another car slightly below the PP limit using your Volvo C30 R Design '09 (470PP SH). I had to admit defeat in the Expert Level though. I couldn't find anything below the PP limit that would give a win and can't add to anything which hasn't already been said......use your Nissan Zytec.....its superb
 
davidt33
Nice tune Shaun. Got me from 9th to 4th. First attempt in this race with it.
Car handles real nice. Stable and quick. Cheers.
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Excellent, Keep going and you will get 1st place in no time.
DukeDuctTape
OK, I've done some muscle car testing in the 500pp seasonal. I tested all of the muscle cars that are set up to use SH tires. Any of those with SM/SS I left alone. I suppose I could've tinkered with the suspensions to account for reduced grip, but with all of the great tunes already available I don't think anyone's going to need to go out of their way to find a car that works for them. Tested:

Chevrolet Camaro Z28 '69
Dodge Charger 440 R/T '70
Mercury Cougar XR-7 '67
Plymouth Cuda 440 Six Pack '71
Plymouth Superbird '70
Pontiac Firebird Trans Am '78
Shelby GT350 '65

I should say that I have an ever-so-slight bias toward Mopar and Ford over GM. The reason I say this is because much to my surprise the two cars I most highly recommend are:

Chevrolet Camaro Z28 '69 (500PP SH) If I didn't know what I was driving I would assume this was a modern car, not one from '69. It has none of the shimmy and sway of most older cars.

Pontiac Firebird Trans Am '78 (500PP SH) "Thanks for the ride, Bandit. Good luck tapping some of that hot... hot... Sally Field tail."

Honorable mentions
Plymouth Superbird '70 (500PP SH) This car is glued to the track... Until it's not. With most cars you can sort of feel when you're pushing them, this one is fine one moment, sideways the next. It doesn't happen often and I still managed good laps with it.

Shelby GT350 '65 (500PP SH) I couldn't get more than two clean laps in a row with this wild child, but I had fun trying. Still an easy win even with the chicanery.
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Very nice selection of american muscle cars there. I know a few people (@Bowtie-muscle in particular) would be pleased to see this much american muscle going around this track. Thank you for the reviews and the Chevy '69 is one of the best "old" cars in the game as far as I am concerned. Very easy to drive at the limit and not be intimidated by. :)
Kenzel
Hi Shaun managed an easy win in the Intermediate Level Non Race Car Challenge with another car slightly below the PP limit using your Volvo C30 R Design '09 (470PP SH). I had to admit defeat in the Expert Level though. I couldn't find anything below the PP limit that would give a win and can't add to anything which hasn't already been said......use your Nissan Zytec.....its superb
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Nice find in the FF Volvo. One of my tunes which was left over from a FITT event ages ago. It is an odd car indeed and definitely underused but I am glad to see that you found a use for it. I don't think anything below PP will win the expert level event this time around. It is a tough event for sure.
 
DukeDuctTape
OK, I've done some muscle car testing in the 500pp seasonal. I tested all of the muscle cars that are set up to use SH tires. Any of those with SM/SS I left alone. I suppose I could've tinkered with the suspensions to account for reduced grip, but with all of the great tunes already available I don't think anyone's going to need to go out of their way to find a car that works for them. Tested:

Chevrolet Camaro Z28 '69
Dodge Charger 440 R/T '70
Mercury Cougar XR-7 '67
Plymouth Cuda 440 Six Pack '71
Plymouth Superbird '70
Pontiac Firebird Trans Am '78
Shelby GT350 '65

I should say that I have an ever-so-slight bias toward Mopar and Ford over GM. The reason I say this is because much to my surprise the two cars I most highly recommend are:

Chevrolet Camaro Z28 '69 (500PP SH) If I didn't know what I was driving I would assume this was a modern car, not one from '69. It has none of the shimmy and sway of most older cars.

Pontiac Firebird Trans Am '78 (500PP SH) "Thanks for the ride, Bandit. Good luck tapping some of that hot... hot... Sally Field tail."

Honorable mentions
Plymouth Superbird '70 (500PP SH) This car is glued to the track... Until it's not. With most cars you can sort of feel when you're pushing them, this one is fine one moment, sideways the next. It doesn't happen often and I still managed good laps with it.

Shelby GT350 '65 (500PP SH) I couldn't get more than two clean laps in a row with this wild child, but I had fun trying. Still an easy win even with the chicanery.
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Try the AAR Cuda as well, but don't forget the 69 Corvette Convertible. They should do it even easier. Have not tried but, the Pozzi RS, if you can get down to 500pp that is, is likely the only thing close to the 69 Z28. With the right setup, a Mach 1 or Cobra R should work as well.

I used the 96 Grand Sport. ;)
 
Hey,

i hope you don't mind,but i've a request for some cars.
can you build a 450pp and 500pp race track tune for these,they're rotting away in my box,i really like to use them for some seasonals (if the rules allow it) in future.
If you don't want or don't have time for it,i'll understand ;).
Thanks in advance.

Suzuki SX4 WRC '08


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Citroën C4 WRC '08


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svenhjs666
Hey,

i hope you don't mind,but i've a request for some cars.
can you build a 450pp and 500pp race track tune for these,they're rotting away in my box,i really like to use them for some seasonals (if the rules allow it) in future.
If you don't want or don't have time for it,i'll understand ;).
Thanks in advance.

Suzuki SX4 WRC '08


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Citroën C4 WRC '08


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I will definitely add them to the list. Could be a while till I get to them though. Right now I am working on some of the prize cars but with the lack of GT6 playing time I am not getting very far. I have lots of credits these days so purchasing these cars won't be an issue.
 
shaunm80
Abarth 500 '09
(Courtesy of @praiano63 )

450PP
239 BHP
1100kgs
Weight Distribution 55:45

Sports Hard Tyres

Change Oil
Inch Up: 1 Wheels

FC Suspension
F/R
110/140
5.50/3.30
4/7
7/4
3/3
0.0/0.0
-0.15/-0.25

Standard Brake Kit
6/10

FC Transmission
Unsure of how it was set now..
Try...
Set final gear to 5.000
Set max speed to 112mph
1st 2.939
2nd 2.284
3rd 1.759
4th 1.419
5th 1.186
Set final gear to 2.400

FC LSD
5/36/5
Triple Plate Clutch

Set power limiter to 97.9%
Engine Tuning Stage 3
Sports Computer
Sports Exhaust
Isometric Exhaust Manifold
Catalytic Converter
High RPM Range Turbo Kit

Weight Reduction Stage 3
Ballast - Set 121kgs to Position 50

Addition Info:
This tune was actually created by @praiano63 so full credit goes to him for this excellent car.

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right tune wrong car. I used this tune for the Abrath Grande Punto '09.. got the gold,credits,paint chips & the classic prize car. once of the line the car headed for the front very quickly. 4 fast laps. thanks for the tune setup. cheers tc.
 
shaunm80
Shelby GT350 '65

500PP
389 BHP
1090kgs
Weight Distribution 52:48

Sports Hard Tyres

NO Oil Change
Aero Kit Type B
Inch Up: 1 Wheels

FC Suspension
F/R
105/110
5.75/5.50
5/5
4/4
2/4
1.2/1.4
-0.10/0.12

Racing Brake Kit
7/8

FC Transmission
Set final gear to 5.000
Set max speed to 112mph
1st 2.783
2nd 2.095
3rd 1.662
4th 1.344
5th 1.123
Set final gear to 3.090

FC LSD
8/10/18
Triple Plate Clutch
Carbon Prop Shaft

Set power limiter to 96.1%
Engine Tuning Stage 2
Sports Exhaust
Intake Tuning

Weight Reduction Stage 3
Carbon Bonnet
Ballast - Set 41kgs to Position 50

Tuned with TCS 1 and ABS 1 only.

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Intermediate level non racecar challenge (recent seasonal race) my choice of a classic muscle car to use in this race was the way to go... since I already had it in my garage, your setup fro this car was intsalled. I took down the ai cars field of European cars and a single Corvette.. with no worries or problems. the setup is awesome, the car a classic.. got the gold, credits,paint chips and the prize car... Thanks again. Cheers TC.
 
shaunm80
Shelby Cobra 427 S/C Chrome Line

550PP
521 BHP
975 kgs
Weight Distribtion 50:50

Sports Soft Tyres

Inch Up: 1 Wheels
No Oil Change
Improve Body Rigidity

FC Suspension
F/R
85/95
7.50/8.50
5/5
4/4
2/4
0.0/0.0
-0.06/0.06

Racing Brake Kit
8/7

FC Transmission
Set final gear to 4.500
Set max speed to 124mph
1st 2.948
2nd 2.208
3rd 1.700
4th 1.375
5th 1.162
Set final gear to 2.775

FC LSD
8/10/5
Triple Plate Clutch
Carbon Prop Shaft

Set power limiter to 98.5%
Engine Tuning Stage 1
Semi Racing Exhaust
all other power parts standard

Weight Reduction Stage 3
Ballast - Set 45kgs to Position - 30

This car does not have the same handling as the M3 or the Audi but it is very fast in a straight line and it will go round corners as long as you don't overcook the throttle on entry. It is a sweet ride which cruises to wins very easily.

Tuned with TCS 1 and ABS 1 only
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shaunm80
Shelby Cobra 427 S/C Chrome Line

550PP
521 BHP
975 kgs
Weight Distribtion 50:50

Sports Soft Tyres

Inch Up: 1 Wheels
No Oil Change
Improve Body Rigidity

FC Suspension
F/R
85/95
7.50/8.50
5/5
4/4
2/4
0.0/0.0
-0.06/0.06

Racing Brake Kit
8/7

FC Transmission
Set final gear to 4.500
Set max speed to 124mph
1st 2.948
2nd 2.208
3rd 1.700
4th 1.375
5th 1.162
Set final gear to 2.775

FC LSD
8/10/5
Triple Plate Clutch
Carbon Prop Shaft

Set power limiter to 98.5%
Engine Tuning Stage 1
Semi Racing Exhaust
all other power parts standard

Weight Reduction Stage 3
Ballast - Set 45kgs to Position - 30

This car does not have the same handling as the M3 or the Audi but it is very fast in a straight line and it will go round corners as long as you don't overcook the throttle on entry. It is a sweet ride which cruises to wins very easily.

Tuned with TCS 1 and ABS 1 only

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Definetely going to test this one on some career races 👍
 
shaunm80
A Spec Seasonal Races (Updated 7/4/16)

New seasonal races are upon us. If you find a tune in my garage that gets you the win, let me (and everyone else) know and it will be added to the list below. Many thanks for your continued support. :)

Intermediate Level Non-Race Car Challenge

Pontiac Firebird Trans Am '78 (500PP SH)
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Sweet. Wanted to try another car besides the others already raced so bought this car as you offered it up for the Seasonal. Such an awesome classic car a la Smokey and the Bandit it made for a nice addition to the garage.
Have no idea how it drives without the tune but it drives so perfectly with the tune it was a pleasure to drive. Yet another Gold.
Just wanted to let you know. Cheers again master tuner for your excellent tunes.
 
Bowtie-muscle
Try the AAR Cuda as well, but don't forget the 69 Corvette Convertible. They should do it even easier. Have not tried but, the Pozzi RS, if you can get down to 500pp that is, is likely the only thing close to the 69 Z28. With the right setup, a Mach 1 or Cobra R should work as well.

I used the 96 Grand Sport. ;)
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I just tried the Plymouth AAR Cuda 340 Six Barrel '70 (500PP SS). Fun car. Only change I made was I loosened the springs by 10% (9.54 / 6.12) since the tune calls for SS tires and the event is SH. Can't get tip-top lap times, but that's not really the point with the old muscle cars.
 
davidt33
Sweet. Wanted to try another car besides the others already raced so bought this car as you offered it up for the Seasonal. Such an awesome classic car a la Smokey and the Bandit it made for a nice addition to the garage.
Have no idea how it drives without the tune but it drives so perfectly with the tune it was a pleasure to drive. Yet another Gold.
Just wanted to let you know. Cheers again master tuner for your excellent tunes.
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Your welcome. A fun car and a little tail happy at times but so much fun at the same time.
fordlaser777
Warning, do not praise Shaun up to much because it may go to his head :lol:.
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Nah, that will never happen. I still believe that some of my tunes could be improved a little bit if I had the time to do so. :) Always room for improvement.
DukeDuctTape
I just tried the Plymouth AAR Cuda 340 Six Barrel '70 (500PP SS). Fun car. Only change I made was I loosened the springs by 10% (9.54 / 6.12) since the tune calls for SS tires and the event is SH. Can't get tip-top lap times, but that's not really the point with the old muscle cars.
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I will add this car to the list. Thanks for testing it out. :)
fordlaser777
For the Beginner's Level Non-Race Car Challenge I use your Nissan March 12SR '07 (350PP CS) and I just won thank you :cheers:.
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A nice low powered car, I love the funny looks of this car with its airplane wing on the back.
vine lizard
Hi Shaun, another one for the 450pp Beginner's Seasonal list is your Mini Cooper 1.3i '98 with only 320pp. What a hoot, so slow down the straight's but fab round the bends. I love using an underpowered car against more powerful opposition.
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That is a mega-powered down car. Nice choice and definitely going on the list. Thanks!
 

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