Interesting/Cool Modifications

Was wondering if you guys found any cool looking or interesting bodykit modifications.

Please share the model of cars.

 

The Chevy El Camino can have a camper shell fitted over it's truck bed, while the Suzuki Cappuccino can have headlight covers.

 

The Alfa Mito has a sort of 'black pack' option which changes the headlight surrounds, front bumper inserts, wing mirrors and chrome window surrounds to a black finish. Looks great with black alloys.

 

The Plymouth XNR has a cover for the passenger compartment and the X-BOW street has some weird duct-y body kit thing deal.

 

The 25th Anniversary Countach can have the wing a lot of Countach's are seen with. The Gallardo still has the same aero mods to make it look similar to a Superleggera. Though I'm a little sad as the E92 M3 no longer has the wing I used in GT5 to make it look like a M3 GTS. All the car's I've looked at have plenty of race car-esque wings, but not too many that look like manufacturer options, for example the wing on the Countach below.

 

Reminds me of Lance Vance's Infernus

 

Was hoping that would be in game. Was doubtful they would have it. Very happy to see. Thanks for posting

 

Your comment made me laugh. Good old days...

 

Has anyone found race modifications like in GT5? i tried on the Evo X but I can't find anything.

I really hope they didn't forget about that. All production cars should be race modifyable

 

Race modded/tc cars are sold as a separate car you can't add the mods like in gt5.

 

They are not in the game even though the game says you can perform them.

 

Have anyone mosified a C7 yet? Im wondering if we can cover the headlights.

 

The GT86/FRS has the TRD bodykit as an aero option as well as the factory optional spoiler.

 

You can buy t top inserts that are body color or black for the 78 Trans Am, someone already mentioned the topper for the El Camino. Also can have a tonneau cover.

 

The Lancia STRATOS can have the headlights from the Rally Car fitted, and they actually work!

 

It also has a chrome version of this, the standard option is grey.

 

You can also de-chrome the El Camino, just the bumpers or the side strips as well, even more oddly they come under aero kits!

 

This is true but I hate the painted bumpers!

 

The Lamborghini Aventador is able to have 3 different type of wing mirrors and also the rear engine cover can either be pure straight glass, carbon fibre or matte.

 

Cizeta V16 has some Really cool spoiler options. Love the spoiler that looks like its melded to the Body of the car. looks like a boss and drives like one with a bit of downforce and ballast on the back wheels.

 

Actually, that wing makes it look more like a Countach 5000-QV. Although I think the real QV has a more obvious kink in the spoiler.

 

Ok, next time I get on, I'm definitely trying the El Camino out...that is just too cool.

 

The SRT Viper has custom mirrors in the other parts bin.

 

They all suck though, looks like a coffee cup on a coat hanger

 

The most aggrevating thing about GT6's modifications so far is the fact that you can buy aero kits, and flat floors, but THEY DO NOTHING TO THE PERFORMANCE OF THE CAR

Just like GT5. I hate that. If I'm installing parts that would normally increase front end downforce, I want to actually get front end downforce. It's just there for looks. That's stupid. This isn't GTA V, it's a racing sim for christ sakes

 

I'm almost certain flat floors do a lot. Look at the PP of your car before buying the flat floor, and then after. Somone showed a 30pp difference I believe.

 

It lightens your car as well if I recall, since the entire bottom of the car is encased in carbon fiber.

 

You better look again because the flat floors do make a difference.

 

I can support this. I did a test with the flat floor using an FD RX7 Spirit R. Without the flat floor I took the first turn at Laguna Seca at 43mph and felt the understeer. With the flat floor installed I managed to crack 50mph around the same corner. Both setups were tested on Sports Medium tires, and the RX7 was completely stock otherwise.

 

The KTM X-Bow Street has a totally different second body available for you to choose from.