FRR35H's Builds and Tunes

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Following up from my V8 Supercar builds, I thought I would start sharing some of my favourite builds that I've been enjoying with everyone else.
Here's the first of hopefully many.

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Porsche 911 993 GT2 Le Mans & Le Mans Evolution
Chevrolet Corvette C5-R

 

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Porsche 911 993 GT2 Le Mans and Le Mans Evo:
I've always wondered why the 993 GT2, one of the most famous 911s in Porsche history, was left out of the GT7 line up, but the Clubsport and RS both made it.
This version uses the RS as a base purely due to the engine swap it needs to complete this build.
The real life version of this car runs a 3.6L Flat 6 twin turbo engine, which unfortunately isn't an option but the next best thing is: the Ruf CTR38 from the CTR3.
Just slightly larger in displacement, the car can and has been tuned to match the real life specs of the car.
The Car is available in 2 forms, the Le Mans version with 480bhp at 1152kg and the Le Mans Evolution variant which was raced in the later years of the platforms life which produced 630BHP on the same chassis.
You can, off-course, un-restrict the car to get well over 700bhp but for the purpose of realism, these are my current tunes.
These cars perform exceptionally well, even in the Porsche cup where, although seemingly under performance points, can battle and overcome the pack.
I'll soon also make a street tune version to go with. For now, please enjoy and share feedback.

 

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Chevrolet Corvette C5-R

Hot off the back of the most recent update, there were plenty of liveries ready to go. The one used below might not be the one that everyone immediately thinks of, but is a great looking vehicle none the less.
Here is my build to go with it which is pretty close in spec to the real thing.
For reference here are the specs for the real life model: (torque is down on this build and I will look to see if i can rectify that with a revision of my tune)

ENGINE: LS1.R 5,997cc
POWER: 610hp
TORQUE: 770nm
WEIGHT: 1,276.9kg
GEARBOX: 6 Speed Sequential
TYRES: Racing Slicks (wets for wet weather)

This car performs exceptionally well even upto the 800pp class races.
Bare in mind it still runs a street engine so fuel economy isn't great for endurance, but for 5 lap sprints, it's quite punchy.