LMP & DTM cars, Stock or No?

[DLR]

So I have been a hardcore drag racer for pretty much the last 4 months. But now with the Spec 2 update, you are able to save multiple tunes to one car; a restraint that previously prevented me from drag racing and circuit racing. As I am collecting more and more DTM and LMP cars, should I buy the turbo, or leave it stock? Which do people use online?

 

[Ras35001]

I believe the DTM cars and LMP / Group C Cars will not get ruined when they are (fully) tuned. I think it makes them better and more enjoyable.

 

[Ya Pops]

I prefer almost all cars to be stock, but if you can save multiple tunes then it really doesn't matter.

 

[ENTERSANDMAN13]

I prefer almost all cars to be stock, but if you can save multiple tunes then it really doesn't matter.

My thaughts exactly..

 

[DDAAVVIIDD82]

Now what to do with my multiples with varying tunes...lol.

 

[gazzamark]

Half of the DTM cars do have the option of an engine upgrade which can't be reversed. I would recommend doing it, I havent noticed any loss in handling after doing it.

 

[DLR]

I prefer almost all cars to be stock, but if you can save multiple tunes then it really doesn't matter.

Yes, upgrading them to the max with racing softs takes all the difficulty out of a sim game

Half of the DTM cars do have the option of an engine upgrade which can't be reversed. I would recommend doing it, I havent noticed any loss in handling after doing it.

Ok, I just wanted to see what the "norm" was

 

[Ya Pops]

To be fair though, the makers of this 'sim' game put those tyres in

 

[sumbrownkid]

No such things as rules and regulations to abide by...

Go at it!