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The system is HP, Weight, and PP based.Masi,
Do you plan to change the car regulations?
One issue I see with the current regulations is that on some cars its quite easy to cheat and still having the car pass all regulation tests. As an example, there is no problem to configure a Lexus to have 522hp/1100kg/612PP or a Motul to have 522hp/1130kg/610PP, both cars still having full aero.
Even if most drivers will not cheat, in a sizable starting field there will always be the few drivers that will cheat especially if its watertight that it cannot be discovered. In setting regulations I think a good guidance is, "if it cannot be policed, allow it".
The issue with relying on a HP based regulation is that if the car will have the powerlimiter set at less than 100%, it can in reality only be set at 10Hp increments even if its combined with a PP regulation.
I think the best regulations is to use a PP based system that can still be combined with not allowing engine upgrades as all of this can easily be policed. Then leave it up to each driver to configure the best car. One other benefit in my view that it opens up the possibility to run with less aero, ie tuning becomes much more interesting.
Meaning: SC430 must be under 522HP, (weight can't be lowered) and PP must be below 612.
The GTR can only be modified with easily viewable boost, or an engine upgrade that make 600+ HP, meaning it would be obviously faster then the GTR's at spec.
Looking for new specs atm anyway, I'm not going to be so bold as to say there's no way to cheat, but no real effective ways, no.