Gran Turismo 7 Engine Swap Compatibility

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Engine Swaps are now available for the following cars:
  ・Fiat Panda 30 CL '85
  ・Hyundai Elantra N '23
  ・Peugeot 205 GTI '88
  ・TVR Tuscan Speed 6 '00
  ・Toyota Crown Athlete G '13
 
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The Crown? 🤔
Four-cylinder swap?
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I'm not mad about the K-swap on the Panda, even if it really doesn't make sense to not have the Abarth swap, but ya know, it's actually really interesting.

The 205 swap on the other hand, I really dislike a swap this dumb.
 
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Peugeot is a lot of fun in this weeks Brands Hatch Indy race. Can’t get the tuning quite right yet - still wheel spinning in 3rd with the racing gearbox
 
・TVR Tuscan Speed 6 '00 | V12-XJR-9
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Finally! I know the Speed 12 will never in GT7 unless by some miracle but at least I can make a couple replica versions
YEEEEEEEEEES! I have a makeshift Speed 12, too, and finally we get an actual V12 for the Speed 6.

The real Speed 12 had 7.7l and 809 bhp, the XJR-9 engine has 7.0l and 760 hp. Close enough.
 
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YEEEEEEEEEES! I have a makeshift Speed 12, too, and finally we get an actual V12 for the Speed 6.

The real Speed 12 had 7.7l and 809 bhp, the XJR-9 engine has 7.0l and 760 hp. Close enough.

Have you checked any of the tuning upgrades for the displacement? I would check but my son is hogging the PlayStation
 
First post is updated btw.
Thanks. A car name to be corrected:
"Mercedes-AMG A45 AMG 4MATIC '13" => in the game (English), the Brand is "AMG" (there's no Mercedes-Benz or Mercedes-AMG brand), Model Name is "A 45 AMG '13", so full name:
AMG A 45 AMG '13

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You could disagree with the way the game list them and still stick to the game's names to prevent GtPlanet users to struggle when looking for them either in the game or in your list.
 
You could disagree with the way the game list them and still stick to the game's names to prevent GtPlanet users to struggle when looking for them either in the game or in your list.
I think GTPlanet's members are intelligent enough to find the one A-Class in the game in one of the two possible dealerships, especially given the game's lack of consistency with what's an "AMG" and what's a Mercedes. This car is, by the way, absolutely a Mercedes-Benz in the real world, and neither a Mercedes-AMG nor (absurdly) AMG. Hilariously, the game's flavour text - from "Martin" in the dealer and subsequently in the Collection - also describes it as a Mercedes-Benz...

Similarly I don't think that GTPlanet members will be confused by 991/992/R32/S14/C1-C8/EF/EG/EK and other, similar generational markers appearing in a consistent position after the model rather than all over the place as in the game. These too have been in my unique format since day one of engine swaps.

Again, this also reveals any naughty outlets (or naughty writers at outlets which take their work on trust) who can't be bothered doing their own work and just pinch off others with a CtrlC/CtrlV without the merest hint of crediting their sources. This one was one of my go-to searches - was, I guess - because it's a carryover name from GT Sport that nobody spots isn't identical. You might even find occasional mistakes, which I rotate every now and then, for the same reasons.

And yes, this happens a lot. I approached one site about it recently and they... well they fired the guy and salted every article he'd ever written for them. Which I wasn't expecting, but I guess if they couldn't trust a dozen articles over three months, they couldn't trust any of it.


Our list is unique, is not especially difficult to parse, and is this way on purpose - just like it is the Master Car List.
 
Have you checked any of the tuning upgrades for the displacement? I would check but my son is hogging the PlayStation
Only has a super charger or turbo, I recall.
No displacement upgrades
Like CTRL Garage said: almost no upgrades like most race engines in the game, just a single turbo option. In this regard, I would have preferred them to use a road car large displacement V12, e.g. from the Aston Martin One-77. It offers a basic displacement upgrade from its original 7.3l and also a custom ECU to fine-tune the power output to match the Speed 12 exactly.

On the other hand, race engines are much more frugal, so for racing a Speed 12 clone, choosing the Jaguar engine was the right choice. In the end it depends on how you use your Speed 12 in the game.
 
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Only some cars can receive swaps (210 from 559 to date, for a total of 246 swaps) and only specific engines fit in each case.

It's 247 Swaps

PS Oh No, 6 7 Brainrot on GTPlanet 🤣
 
Only some cars can receive swaps (210 from 559 to date, for a total of 246 swaps) and only specific engines fit in each case.

It's 247 Swaps

PS Oh No, 6 7 Brainrot on GTPlanet 🤣
I'll need to check again then. My list only has 245 🤔🤔

Edit: nevermind. I play on PS4, so my list doesn't inlcude the 2 power pack cars with a swap.
(Skyline KPGC10 GP tuned and the AE86 D-tuned)
 
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