Hi all,
Cars/tunes/suggestions for this weeks seasonal events, for those that find such useful. All tunes are my own, unless otherwise noted, all shared by myself (or others). ~ tune name / share code.
Originally Posted by: WangKeRui 
**Trial: "Pickup and Play" | Cross Country | (A800) Offroad
**Car used: 2017 Ford F-150 Raptor (Autoshow 63,000 Cr)
**Tune: A800 CC Offroad / 138 009 364
... Tune has offroad tires, engine swapped for 5.8L V8 with twin turbo, no aero.
**Seasonal Playground Games | Mortimer Gardens | (A800) Sports Utility Heroes
**Car used: 2015 Porsche Macan Turbo (Autoshow 105,000 Cr)
**Tune: A800 Games / 182 584 789
... Tune runs offroad tires, rally suspension, engine swapped for 6.2L V8, no aero, no lights, no brush guard bumper, no wide-body.
PR Stunts:
-Toft Speed Zone, 2018 McLaren Senna - 'So Much Grip' (921 240 335) by Don Joewon Song,
-Horizon Drag Strip Speed Trap, 2019 Rimac Concept Two - 'PR Stunt Rally' (120 633 544), - a non-tuned Rimac would work just fine here,
-Arthur's Seat Danger Sign, 2019 Rimac Concept Two - 'PR Stunt Rally' (120 633 544).
Solo championships - Raced against Expert, Steering: Simulation, ABS: on, Traction/Stability; Off, Gearbox: Auto.
**Championship: "Packaging A Punch" | Street Scene | (S900) Modern Muscle
**Car used: 2017 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 (Autoshow 60,000 Cr)
**Tune: S900 Road RWD / 723 752 898
Easy win, easy enough driver. Plenty of grip, however don't rely on Forza's driving/braking line (if you use it) to be honest - you will need to brake for some of the 'blue' corners ~ why is it that this feature is not correctly dynamic? Other games manage, yet this reasonably old series can not manage a proper dynamic driving line? Tune is RWD, don't let that scare you, power is manageable, brake into corners, power out of corners, just don't apply power half in-out of a corner, has rear Forza aero.
**Championship: "Pizza Boy" | Street Scene | (B700) Hot Hatch
**Car used: 2003 VW Golf R32 (Autoshow 20,000 Cr)
**Tune: B700 Street / 100 632 379
Tune can/will win, however, not a 'meta' car, race will be competitive (not a run away win) depending on driving ability, mistakes will cost - this is especially so on Horizon 4's favorite "we the A.I. have one million grip" course "The Monument Wynds" - 'but they don't cheat' as the A.I. takes a red braking line corner without braking at all... Tune runs sports tires (because need some power), centrifugal supercharger, and rear Forza aero.
**Championship: "Cult Courier" | Road Racing | (D500) Cult Cars
**Car used: 1968 Abarth 595 Esseesse (Autoshow 35,000 Cr)
**Tune: D500 Road RWD / 366 636 680
Two choices - first up the 'competitive' but will easily win option the '68 595. Fun to drive, however do be aware this little car with not a great deal of power (71hp/51kw, 73ft-lbs/99N-m), rear weight bias and a short wheel base will break traction and spin out if you accelerate too quickly out of certain corners - I advise coasting until you adjust to this quirk. Follow the D class rule - avoid hitting anything even if it is a faster line, the speed lost won't return quickly. Tune is RWD, stock upgraded engine, centrifugal supercharger, race tires, no aero, shaved bumpers.
Option two - the 'very easy' win - don't worry about the 100 P.I., the game will match you against 100 P.I. A.I. - 1962 Peel P50 - "D100 Easy Pass" - (177 610 598). Tune is named as it is as this is what I use it for - does it really well. Tune is AWD, stock upgraded engine, Forza aero, with offroad tires (better grip than stock - only option given). I used this in all events, on average it is 5 seconds plus faster on lap times, and wins by 20 plus seconds (will vary by driving ability, although the Peel at P.L. 100 is not hard to drive).
1962 Peel P50 - D100 Easy Pass - 177 610 598
Enjoy.