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Where is Porsche 356 carrera coupe, because of 959 engine swap
Gran Turismo 7 Engine Swap Compatibility
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It's in both lists in the first post.
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how to sell engine swaps
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If only it took the valuation of the whole engine…
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On the subject of EV swaps, I'm interested in engine swaps that come with hybrid motors. The Gr.1 engines that are swappable have an unfair advantage for their fuel economy, so I think it's only fair that the now defunct LMP class cars can donate their engines to vehicles that have the capability of the hybrid motor technology. Like a 919 engine into a 918. Or a TS050 into a Prius.
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Yesss , how have I overlooked that 🙈😄Well you’re in luck, it’s already an option for the Honda S660 and S800.
All current swaps are available to see on the first post in this thread. 👍
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Refer to the last sentence in the quoted post
Essentially the more exclamation marks, the higher my level of incredulity.
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I'm know this has been answered previously, but I forget - what goes into the price of an engine swap at GT Auto, again? I think there was a base price, which is then added to the base value of the car the engine is coming from. So if I wanted to take a car that gets the Suzuki VGT's engine, that'd definitely cost at least 1m. But the calculation doesn't account for the value of the receiving car, right?
EDIT: I think it was 200k + the value of the car, right? In which case, it'd be 1.2m credits to get the Suzuki VGT's engine.
EDIT2: You know what? Just delete this post, I found it. It's 100k + 0.5*(Car value), so for the Suzuki VGT, I think that'd actually be 600k.
EDIT: I think it was 200k + the value of the car, right? In which case, it'd be 1.2m credits to get the Suzuki VGT's engine.
EDIT2: You know what? Just delete this post, I found it. It's 100k + 0.5*(Car value), so for the Suzuki VGT, I think that'd actually be 600k.
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Is there a way to go back to the original twin turbo in the f40, after installing the V12 Enzo engine swap? Maybe I missed it in the fine print but looks like I'm going to have to buy a new f40 from the legendary dealership?
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong
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yes, you need to buy another. Engine swap cannot be reversed.
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I'm sure you just go to GT Auto and do an engine refurb and it puts the original engine back it, that's what it used to do but I'm not sure if that has changed with an update
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No. If you purchase the new engine from GT Auto it will just reset the engine permanent upgrades like bore up, port polish etc. If you purchase a new engine for swapped cars, they will get the swapped engine again, not the original engine. Buying new engine from GT Auto absolutely not worth anyway, it's better to buy new car.
I would love to see an Evo4 with R34 swap!!!
Add worst case 50kg and going from 550 to 974 gonna be mental!!! If they let everything open from special parts it would be even better cause we could get the best out of any engine without doing a swap
Add worst case 50kg and going from 550 to 974 gonna be mental!!! If they let everything open from special parts it would be even better cause we could get the best out of any engine without doing a swap
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I wonder what the best engine swap in the game is, at least as far as World Circuits events go? For me, I've been getting tons of literal mileage out of my 2JZ-swapped GR Yaris, as I often use it in the WTC 600 events. With the torque split set to 50:50, I feel that it's incredibly fun to drive. It also does real well on dirt/snow courses, too.
Like, were there other similarly versatile engine swaps? I'd imagine that most engine swaps for 4WD cars would be best, but it also would likely help if there were relatively affordable ones if you haven't won them from a ticket. So I wasn't considering the Huracan with the Chiron engine nor the 787B engine in the Atenza Gr.3 Road Car, but perhaps the Hellcat engine in the Jeep, for example.
Or do you even really need engine swaps? Like I suppose for the aforementioned WRC 600 events, I could've just used a Nissan GT-R Nismo. But on the other hand, I think it's not even 200k credits for the 2JZ swap - though I was lucky enough to get my GR Yaris' engine from a ticket. Yeah, I get the idea that the GR Yaris with a 2JZ is - at least so far - the best engine swap in the game, especially considering the value.
Like, were there other similarly versatile engine swaps? I'd imagine that most engine swaps for 4WD cars would be best, but it also would likely help if there were relatively affordable ones if you haven't won them from a ticket. So I wasn't considering the Huracan with the Chiron engine nor the 787B engine in the Atenza Gr.3 Road Car, but perhaps the Hellcat engine in the Jeep, for example.
Or do you even really need engine swaps? Like I suppose for the aforementioned WRC 600 events, I could've just used a Nissan GT-R Nismo. But on the other hand, I think it's not even 200k credits for the 2JZ swap - though I was lucky enough to get my GR Yaris' engine from a ticket. Yeah, I get the idea that the GR Yaris with a 2JZ is - at least so far - the best engine swap in the game, especially considering the value.
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The Chiron swaps are fun, but they drink gas. The 787b swaps are economical. The Chevy and Hellcat swaps work well. The only ones I wouldn‘t do again are the Boss 429 and the Escudo/Evo.
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As being relatively new to gt7, I've been playing for a few weeks and pouring over as much info and resources that I can. However some of the info is rather confusing or contradictory.
The opening thread states "Since update 1.34, all engines have now been buyable for their respective vehicles, but players still need to know what engine fits what car (for gifted engines) or what car can receive what engine (for buying engines) in order to efficiently use the feature."
Yet I hear about people buying two f40 ferraris so they can do an engine swap. So do you need a car to swap the engine out of or can you just buy the engine? Are these people buying one car to leave stock and another to upgrade the engine in?
The opening thread states "Since update 1.34, all engines have now been buyable for their respective vehicles, but players still need to know what engine fits what car (for gifted engines) or what car can receive what engine (for buying engines) in order to efficiently use the feature."
Yet I hear about people buying two f40 ferraris so they can do an engine swap. So do you need a car to swap the engine out of or can you just buy the engine? Are these people buying one car to leave stock and another to upgrade the engine in?
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So you can either win an engine from a roulette ticket that can be used to swap into another car or you can go to GT Auto and buy an engine swap from there (you need to have a collector level of 50 for this method though)
