Forza Horizon 6 – Aero Customisation Needs an Overhaul
One of the biggest areas holding Horizon back visually is aero customisation.
We all understand aero matters. Downforce, balance, PI calculation — keep that exactly as it is.
But the visual execution? It’s outdated.
Right now, we get the same generic “Forza aero” wing on almost every car. Same shape. Same mounting style. Same end plates. It kills individuality.
If we look at how Gran Turismo 7 handles wings, they allow:
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Different wing blade designs
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Adjustable wing height
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Different end plate styles
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Multiple mounting styles
The aero calculation remains the same — but the look changes.
That’s exactly what Forza Horizon 6 needs.
Proposed FH6 Aero System Concept
Rear Wing Customisation
Keep:
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Same downforce slider
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Same PI impact
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Same physics
Add:
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Multiple wing blade styles (GT3, time attack, ducktail hybrid, swan neck, etc.)
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End plate styles (solid, cut-out, vertical stabiliser style, exposed carbon)
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Wing height adjustment (low, mid, tall)
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Mount types (chassis mount, trunk mount, swan neck)
Result:
Same performance. Completely different personality.
Front Splitter & Canards
Currently:
One splitter option.
Proposed:
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Splitter style options (street, race, extended time attack)
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Canards: add/remove
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Canard style: single blade / triple blade / carbon dive planes
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Tow hook options:
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Metal ring
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Fabric strap
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Remove entirely
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Colour selection
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This adds visual tuning depth without touching balance.
Side Skirts
Let’s move beyond “one carbon option.”
Add:
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Street style skirts
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Aggressive extended race skirts
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Carbon weave variations
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Forza Horizon branded skirts
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Sleek vs aggressive profiles
This is huge for stance builds and track builds.
Hood Customisation
Tasteful. Not ridiculous.
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Small, medium, large hood vents
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Subtle hood scoops
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Carbon hood option
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Hood latch options (exposed pins or clean look)
This allows people to build:
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OEM+ builds
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Track weapon builds
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Show builds
Right now it’s too limited.
Why This Matters
Horizon is about expression.
Right now:
- 10 players in a lobby = 6 identical Forza wings.
With modular aero:
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Same performance.
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Completely unique builds.
This doesn’t break balance.
It doesn’t require new physics.
It just improves visual depth.
If FH6 is meant to be the next step, aero customisation needs to evolve beyond the “one-size-fits-all Forza wing.”



