How are you? Good afternoon I hope not to be overwhelmed with this issue, but I have not understood for a while because FM7 does not allow to play individually with different settings and I hope you understand me. But the other time I was trying to play with exotic GT cars in class R, it turns out that at the time of configuration it changes from Exotic GT class to anyone and I do not understand why, for me it is a real problem in FM7 since I can not run in a class of cars with modifications against drivatares that increases its class of car from S to R and I would like to know if that would change it, since on the grid I would like to compete against cars of the same class that is to say Exotic GT in Class R1 and not in class Yes, I would like to discuss this topic because I liked that in other forces I could play freely and with the modifications I wanted and not only modify the tires for the correct adjustment, I remember that in FM4 you could enter with a car as long as it was in class S and not that now it has to be the class and model.
I would like to know what you think about this and if you think it will change in future deliveries or in any update since I like to play Forza Motorsport too much.
In the Race Setup menu, the option for Car Division is actually a filter + preset limits for the Homologation feature. If you choose Exotic GT and then look at the Car Restrictions settings you’ll see Performance Index <= 800 and Power <= 750hp. If you change any of the car restrictions, it won’t count as a Homologated race and the Car Division will be reset to Any to allow any car to race that meets your new restrictions.
There isn’t any option to set just the Car Division in Car Restrictions, so you need to be creative with the restrictions to find what the desired car division has in common that also excludes cars not in that division.
For upgraded Exotic GT cars that might be Year 2008-2018, Weight 2600-4300, Region Europe, Engine V but that still allows Hypercars and other Sport and racing cars. You could add these restrictions to player buckets in the Advanced Rules menu and select specific manufacturers or models, but you only have the option of four different buckets.
Turn 10 talked about player desire to use cars in non-homologated races for solo career in the latest Forza Monthly livestream, but they won’t be changing that feature for FM7.
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thank you very much, a shame that you do not change it since one tries to do the best ways of tuning for your car thank you very much for responding.