Gran Turismo 7 Engine Swap Compatibility

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The swaps are the only good thing we’re getting anymore lol (and IMO this is one of the best drops so far).

I’m surprised there aren’t as many additional destinations for existing engines, but I’ll take these new ones happily.

Maybe quality of the update relates inversely to the quality of the engine swap additions? :dunce:
 
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Nice new engine swaps, but what do I have to do to get them?
 
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-I’m a bit surprised that we got a Ferrari engine! I’m gonna save it in case we eventually are able to put it into the Stratos.

-Glad to see the Audi R8 engine being compatible with the third-gen TT. I really prefer swapping engines into 4WD cars, like the GT-R Nismo engine for the Delta, or the 2JZ-GTE for the GR Yaris.

-That Shelby engine for the Ford Roadster looks real interesting!

-Although the RX-7 FD engine is now compatible with the Cappuccino, I still want to put it into the NA Roadster.

-On that note, it’s really cool that we can put the Escudo engine into anything, but I might hold onto this one, too, especially if they eventually let us put it into a Swift.
 
13B Capuccino

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Jeez they’ve give us some cool ones this month! Rotary Cappuccino is gonna be absolutely silly.

Would be a fun test of GT’s aero drag calculation if someone could fully mod the Escudo & Evo-Scudo to see what the difference in top speed is.

I’d expect 50-100kmh difference in real world with those big park benches at either end. Be interesting to see for sure.
 
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Looking forward to obtaining the Escudo engine provided that the Roulette tickets from completing Menus would stop throwing out LT5 engines from the Corvette 😤 which I’ve already had about 3 times and no more C3 Corvettes to put them in.
 
I wish they would implement a second option like some sort of menu/shop where you can just buy the swaps outright with in-game credits. There are prices on the engines already why don't they just do so? Extremely frustrating. Haven't even got any of the new engines from the last 2 updates. 😡😡😡
 
Even a system where you unlock the ability to buy an engine after a certain number of miles driven in that car.

For example, once you've driven over 1,000 miles in game in the 787B you can buy the R26B for an engine swap.
 
Very surprised to see a Ferrari engine, they're usually very protective about **** like this.

Probably won't get it though lol
 
NJ72
Even a system where you unlock the ability to buy an engine after a certain number of miles driven in that car.

For example, once you've driven over 1,000 miles in game in the 787B you can buy the R26B for an engine swap.
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The combo of this and actually having a choice of engines to put in each car would be nice
 
Just received this beauty…any suggestions where to put it?
 

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NJ72
Even a system where you unlock the ability to buy an engine after a certain number of miles driven in that car.

For example, once you've driven over 1,000 miles in game in the 787B you can buy the R26B for an engine swap.
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yes but a least 10.000 km or miles...
 
haven't played since the watkins glen update (lmao), and i don't plan until the next circuit reveal (november or december i reckon) so no tickets for me
needless to say i am never gonna get those swaps :lol:
 
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Saved all of my tickets from this month, and opened them up today. Got the V6 from the Escudo
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And to think I was going to pop all mine right before the update.

Got four engines, the Escudo, 458, the Pikes Peak Quattro engine, and another Coyote engine. :lol:

Ticket stacking's the way to go.
 
New ones look cool. Thanks for sharing folks. We deffo need another Bonanza (or at least a way to earn specific engines)

Got enough corvette engines to open a factory at this point 🥲
 
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