Gran Turismo 7 Engine Swap Compatibility
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Just got an Enzo swap, so far found it fits the f40
Kinda got lucky with my re-rolled tickets, since the four that I had were originally all pre-bonanza engines so useless to me. Now got the Enzo, 911 RSR, Supra (which I only had 4 left, this was by far the least common engine for me at bonanza) and a second S1 Pikes Peak. Enzo F40 and 930 Turbo RSR have potential, but not sure if those will be the top choices for the engines going forward. The real question mark is the S1 engine. I have now two of them, and seems there still isn't anything else to swap it into than Golf GTI mk I (?). This engine has been swappable for months now, it's one of the most legendary racing car engines ever and still we only have one more-lol-than-real swap for it? 
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Opened up a total of 4 engine tickets and the only new engine I got is the 991 RSR which is pretty cool since I'm a biased Porsche fan. Also got a Hellcat engine and 2 LS7 Rampage which is neat. The Amuse 380RS fits perfectly with the LS7, somehow still stable enough.
Would've been interesting if I managed to snagged the Lambo and Enzo engine though.
Would've been interesting if I managed to snagged the Lambo and Enzo engine though.
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Getting duplicates of post post bonanza engines isn't bad I guess, especially if you had doubt or wanted to save for "future update possibilities".
I had second thoughts about audi quattro, and ford gt/lm, but have a few extra now. Only fresh update I scored after coffee was the enzo. Off to work.. 🫠
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I'm new to the topic and trying to figure out the implications...
Are they:
1) put a powerfull engine in a not so powerfull bodywork
2) flex it with friends
3) partetipare in races/events as fas as the bodywork is within the allowed one and the PP are within the limits
4) flex it with friends
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Are they:
1) put a powerfull engine in a not so powerfull bodywork
2) flex it with friends
3) partetipare in races/events as fas as the bodywork is within the allowed one and the PP are within the limits
4) flex it with friends
?
Nice the roulette "trick" worked and my engine tickets changed to new ones. one of them being 787B. the other one is the new lambo engine.
And the new Ticket from one of the extra menu was the new ferrari enzo engine.
what RX is the better choice for the 787B?
And the new Ticket from one of the extra menu was the new ferrari enzo engine.
what RX is the better choice for the 787B?
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Why is your obsession flexing?
It is a fun way to change the dynamics of a car. Some are silly, like the Hellcat in the Jeep - in which case it's more for funsies than for events or races (except with friends).
Others are really helpful - so, for example, the RX8 with 787B engine in it. Can be tuned to 600pp for the Tokyo WTC event and it bosses it based on the fuel consumption. Great for offline racing.
Some cars are crying out for more power than they can get.
The one thing I will say, the people who swap engines and then just try to get the max speed out of them I don't understand, but that's up to them. I enjoy swapping an engine in to a car and then find the right balance of power and drivability. Sure you can make some cars ~900pp, but they drive like ass.
RX8 is the better handling car of the two.
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It's the 1988 Silvia Q's the LS7-BRZ engine goes into.
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and that's another 2 engines I'm gonna be missing out on...
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I know what I am doing for the rest of my life.
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Just my luck, all 3 of my engine tickets gave me bonanza-era swaps. My luck is absolutely tremendous.
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Won the VK45 race engine for the 370Z earlier, from a daily workout of all things lol. Turned it into an drift car and it's an absolute joy even in the early days of the tune 
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Agreed- thought m3 evo would get some love. So many 80s 90s classics that are underpowered could definitely benefit. Hope they bring back the 190 E as well!
Definitely depends on what you get, anything post 1.17 is regarded a blessing for the bonanza boys. Im surprised to start getting duplicates of those, but at the same time, more updates=more prizes in the sack!!
Trying to be optimistic, especially for the engines that only have 1 swap capability; and the "common" swap motors like the 2jz, ls/lt, that already have a few chassis options, but like "irl" they stuff them in any chassis that has alot of aftermarket support.
These (!) Factor swaps are always welcome too!!
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I believe it has a twin turbo Ferrari V6 in it
Thanks for the feedback! Ive been on the fence between the S2000 & NSX since last update. The rarity of these engines has me weary to utilize them, sorry you’re not as thrilled with it. Maybe a new thread titled “engine swaps you may be disappointed with” would be apt at this point.
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How we don't have any RB26 swaps for the Silvias, or something ridiculous like a Focus, or Aqua? We'll never know.
I know @hyperspeed980 will be filling any one of those with HKS Superoil.
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January 2023How we don't have any RB26 swaps for the Silvias, or something ridiculous like a Focus, or Aqua? We'll never know.
I know @hyperspeed980 will be filling any one of those with HKS Superoil.
Nissan March makes a comeback from GT6, complete with RB26 swap and access to S parts, making over 900 horsepower fully upgraded
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*Nissan Juke GTR added as part of the January 2023 update
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