Porsche 924 Carrera GTS - Bug report

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So, like the title says, here´s my Report:

The Bodykit ( Ithink it must be the 924 Carrera GTP or GTR Body) is very beautiful to see, but sadly a complete mess.
It has Mud flaps, but nowhere mounted, they´re hanging somewhere inside the Wheel-arches.
The Tyre sizes are completely broken. there are 5 Options on the front axle, but all 5 are 205mm?? and there are 6 Options on the rear axle, 5 of them are 225mm and the last one jump to 305mm!?
The tyres itself are also not correct mounted, Unlike other Body kits on other Cars they stay in the same Position like they are on the Standard Body, so they are deep inside the Wheel arches which Looks very scary.

I hate to say but this Bodykit is more broken than the ´32 Ford was …

Feel free to add more Issues here with this particular Car

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i can confirm the issue With the tire size.
Hopes this gets some attention as the bodyit is good lookin!

Edit: after installing the “bodykits presets” you can take off the widebodykit inside the Upgrade shop. then the tires will show the “correct” sizes for the widebodykit but you dont have it on.
Looks like they got it backwords…

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With a body preset this car will display a message for Q60 Concept. (Language setting: Japanese)

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I can confirm all of the above, including the Q60 Concept description in the preset (USA).

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Stefan, the damage model of the bodykit is also missing. When you crash the car, instead of proper damage, polygons in the bodywork vanish.

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I can also confirm this too.

but, why is the car so high off the ground when I put the race spring and dampers on it??

1976 Chevrolet #76 Greenwood Corvette, those front wheels turn a lot more then what shows… my uncle owns one of those his was a 1977 tho. other then that one of the best cars EVER added to forza!!

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Go into the tuning section, and you can drop it to the floor right there, lol.

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I can’t help but feel this 924 was absolutely rushed. Other cars with finer details don’t have problems, but this one does.

Even the naming is inconsistent. In the standings and upgrade shop it’s called a “1980 924 GTS” when all the cars in the game follow the “Name + Double Digit Year” pattern.

And, in the conversion submenu, there’s text for a currently non-existent Infiniti Q60 bodykit rather than what you’d expect for a Porsche 924.

This car also has rally parts available.