WIX Racing TCC - Carlist

Audi S3 Saloon
S 749
330 hp
286 lb-ft
2,364lbs.
Race Brakes, and 255 Front and Rear Tire Width

BMW 125i M Sport
S 747
355 hp
317 lb-ft
2,380 lbs.
Race Brakes, NO Front tire width upgrade, and 255 Rear Tire Width.

Chevrolet Cruze TC1 WTCC
S 746
370 hp
332 lb-ft
2,373 lbs
Race brakes, 265 Front and Rear Tyre Widths.



#2 Honda Civic WTCC (The #5 Civic is banned)
S 748
380 hp
292/295 lb-ft
2,454 lbs.
Race Brakes, and 265 Front and Rear Tire Width

Mercedes-Benz A-Class
S 746
330 hp
286 lb-ft
2,368 lbs.
Race Brakes, and 255 Front and Rear Tire Width

Toyota Avensis
S 742
329 hp
285 lb-ft
2,373 lbs.
Race Brakes, and 255 Front and Rear Tire Width

NOTE: TORA reserves the right to undertake further BoP if/when it is deemed necessary.

These builds are the exact same as Season 11. The Honda proved to be easier to drive quicker, and consequently the series turned into a Honda-spec cup. The Honda has too much grip compared to the other cars. The Merc is slow as well.

You can remove a tire width front/rear and this should remedy the issue for the Honda. The Merc is tough to balance because it resides between too fast and too slow, so I'm not sure what to do there. Regardless, something does need to be done about the Honda.

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F4H Diablo wrote:These builds are the exact same as Season 11. The Honda proved to be easier to drive quicker, and consequently the series turned into a Honda-spec cup. The Honda has too much grip compared to the other cars. The Merc is slow as well.

You can remove a tire width front/rear and this should remedy the issue for the Honda. The Merc is tough to balance because it resides between too fast and too slow, so I'm not sure what to do there. Regardless, something does need to be done about the Honda.

There is a 5% handicap which is not mentioned in op

Standaman94 wrote:

F4H Diablo wrote:These builds are the exact same as Season 11. The Honda proved to be easier to drive quicker, and consequently the series turned into a Honda-spec cup. The Honda has too much grip compared to the other cars. The Merc is slow as well.

You can remove a tire width front/rear and this should remedy the issue for the Honda. The Merc is tough to balance because it resides between too fast and too slow, so I'm not sure what to do there. Regardless, something does need to be done about the Honda.

There is a 5% handicap which is not mentioned in op

thank god this is mentioned now lol, but a 5% is probabaly more damaging then taking off a Tyre Width off front and Rear :/

So is this likely to be tested or have you guys already made the comparison eg 5% power handicap against reduction in tyre width