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Lol!! Still a bit confusing, looks like it'll stay pretty much the same. GT-AM will have inferior equipment("kit") while GT-E will get all the new shinny parts!
They'll be using the same car but using different packages for GT-AM and GT-E.
I took it more along the lines of both getting new parts, but the manufacturers get more expensive, shinier parts.
In all honesty though, it'd be pretty exciting to see two global GT classes eligible for almost any and all races, and have Le Mans be the endurance mecca for all the winners of endurance races around the world. Imagine the winning privateer teams from Dubai, Bathurst, Daytona, Spa, Silverstone, etc. all converging on the next Le Mans due to an auto invite for the "GT" class, while you have all the major manufacturers in the WEC "GT+" class, and then LMP1's and P2's doing their thing in the WEC as well.