Add more bodies and manufacturers to LMP class
#1
Posted 31 October 2025 - 05:32 PM
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#2
Posted 31 October 2025 - 07:24 PM
There's a lot out there, but it usually ends up with the highest downforce body...
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#3
Posted 02 November 2025 - 08:23 PM
There's a lot out there, but it usually ends up with the highest downforce body...
High downforce body is what the A-main drivers will use. But for the B and C main drivers, a little variety won't hurt. Who knows, might find something with better handling.
#4
Posted 02 November 2025 - 09:20 PM
The addition of more bodies and manufacturers would be a nice to extend the cars we are racing. WEC and LMP are very similar in dimensions.
Could you provide examples of the bodies you would like to make legal, including the manufacturer and part number?
#5
Posted 03 November 2025 - 08:29 PM
Could you provide examples of the bodies you would like to make legal, including the manufacturer and part number?
Red Fox Nissan LMP Coupe #SC102C /JK Lola B12 LMP #JKB114B or JK7216B / JK Dyson Mazda JKB113B or JK7215B / JK Bentley 03 #JKB111B or JK7207B / Red Fox Ferrari Coupe #SC101C / JK Toyota GT1 #JKB84A or JK7176A / Kolhoza Nissan GT-R #KZA01144
Just naming a few. Would also like to see some open cockpit cars not listed.
#6
Posted 03 November 2025 - 08:33 PM
Red Fox Nissan LMP Coupe #SC102C /JK Lola B12 LMP #JKB114B or JK7216B / JK Dyson Mazda JKB113B or JK7215B / JK Bentley 03 #JKB111B or JK7207B / Red Fox Ferrari Coupe #SC101C / JK Toyota GT1 #JKB84A or JK7176A / Kolhoza Nissan GT-R #KZA01144
Just naming a few. Would also like to see some open cockpit cars not listed.
Also would add the JK Peugeot 908 HDi # B112B pictured in previous post.
#7
Posted 03 November 2025 - 09:40 PM
I love seeing different bodies on the track. BUT ..... Having a body list - especially a relatively short body list - is HUGE for track owners because it keeps inventory costs down. Right now, FSCS tracks only have to stock five LMP bodies. And I'd bet that most tracks don't bother to stock the Mid-America Porsche (#919) as it doesn't seem to be too popular.
An "Any LMP Body" rule would mean that the track owners would have to bring in more bodies which ties up money on inventory that could be used to pay bills. Most of those additional bodies would probably just sit on the wall and eventually become "dead" inventory.
Same thing also happens to the racers. The last thing I need is more bodies laying around that don't work any better than what I already have.
In ways ..... I think the ISRA has the right idea by designating ONE body for some (many? all?) of their classes.
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#8
Posted 04 November 2025 - 05:36 PM
I love seeing different bodies on the track. BUT ..... Having a body list - especially a relatively short body list - is HUGE for track owners because it keeps inventory costs down. Right now, FSCS tracks only have to stock five LMP bodies. And I'd bet that most tracks don't bother to stock the Mid-America Porsche (#919) as it doesn't seem to be too popular.
An "Any LMP Body" rule would mean that the track owners would have to bring in more bodies which ties up money on inventory that could be used to pay bills. Most of those additional bodies would probably just sit on the wall and eventually become "dead" inventory.
Same thing also happens to the racers. The last thing I need is more bodies laying around that don't work any better than what I already have.
In ways ..... I think the ISRA has the right idea by designating ONE body for some (many? all?) of their classes.
I love seeing different bodies on the track. BUT ..... Having a body list - especially a relatively short body list - is HUGE for track owners because it keeps inventory costs down. Right now, FSCS tracks only have to stock five LMP bodies. And I'd bet that most tracks don't bother to stock the Mid-America Porsche (#919) as it doesn't seem to be too popular.
An "Any LMP Body" rule would mean that the track owners would have to bring in more bodies which ties up money on inventory that could be used to pay bills. Most of those additional bodies would probably just sit on the wall and eventually become "dead" inventory.
Same thing also happens to the racers. The last thing I need is more bodies laying around that don't work any better than what I already have.
In ways ..... I think the ISRA has the right idea by designating ONE body for some (many? all?) of their classes.
Just a thought. Maybe just add one more to the body list to change things up. I'm not the fastest but sure enjoy of how a car looks on the track.
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#10
Posted 05 November 2025 - 03:06 PM
Looks pretty racy
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#11
Posted 13 November 2025 - 10:50 PM
This would be a nice addition to the LMP lineup. But i sure like the JK Peugeot 908 HDi body.This body looks pretty good Dave, let's add this to the LMP line up.
#12
Posted 18 November 2025 - 05:50 AM
I misunderstood this title. I thought we needed more bodies participating in the raceways not more equipment sold to fewer and fewer participants....... ![]()
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#13
Posted 19 November 2025 - 12:24 AM
Im of 2 thought processes with a body rule, it should either be a spec body so everyone will have to work on their tires or chassis more to gain an advantage
Or do massive amounts of testing with a large amount of different bodies to find a handful that are decent but most importantly close enough in performance that body choice becomes preference over actual gains.
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#14
Posted 19 November 2025 - 12:01 PM
Nobody has to do anything, no testing , no work, let's get wing bodies for all the classes as well so we can just hold down the trigger on the controller, full blast every Lane, 18k motors.
Let's go FULL NORTH KOREA RACING FSCS
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#15
Posted 19 November 2025 - 12:09 PM
Let's just change all the FSCS ckasses to an IROC style race, so nobody has to work on anything , or test anything. We can just go from Lane to lane with the same car. All racers must also use 4 ohm turbo controllers.
Nobody has to do anything, no testing , no work, let's get wing bodies for all the classes as well so we can just hold down the trigger on the controller, full blast every Lane, 18k motors.
Let's go FULL NORTH KOREA RACING FSCS
BTW .... when we had the vintage Florida Orange (aka: The Biotch By The Bay or the 69er) track with 4" lane spacing .... I "suggested" that the GRRR guys would have to use original Cox Thumb Plunger controllers on that track.
You know .... so they'd have a true Retro driving experience. ![]()
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#16
Posted 19 November 2025 - 01:43 PM
For some reason I was really fast on that track. 🤔BTW .... when we had the vintage Florida Orange (aka: The Biotch By The Bay or the 69er) track with 4" lane spacing .... I "suggested" that the GRRR guys would have to use original Cox Thumb Plunger controllers on that track.
You know .... so they'd have a true Retro driving experience.
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#17
Posted 20 November 2025 - 09:29 AM
For some reason I was really fast on that track.
I can't imagine why!!
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