(This text is helped by ChatGpt since if i post the original idea and the text i did its bad and is not really easy to read)
- A Proper Dyno Room
Instead of just upgrading your car and getting an instant power boost, imagine a dyno room where you could test how your upgrades actually affect performance. You’d get to see:
Horsepower & Torque curves instead of just a number
Boost pressure and AFR readings for turbocharged cars
Real-time graphs that show if your tune is actually working or just wasting fuel
- ECU Tuning
Right now, tuning is just about upgrading parts, but what if we had an actual ECU tuning menu where you could adjust:
Air-Fuel Ratio (AFR): Too rich? Backfires. Too lean? More power but higher risk of overheating.
Turbo Boost Control: Adjustable boost levels with risks—too much and your engine could blow up.
Mess up your tune? Your car could run rough, misfire, or even explode under heavy load.
- Engine Damage & Failure
Tuning shouldn’t be all about power. If you push things too far, your engine should take damage over time or even blow up instantly in extreme cases. For example:
Over-revving past redline? Your engine could get destroyed.
Too much boost on a stock engine? blown pistons.
Running too lean? Engine overheating and failure.
To make it fair, there could be a percentage-based failure system where when it gets on dyno and to the ecu parts. tunes have a higher chance of engine failure.
Realistic Launch Control & Clutch Mechanics
Right now, launching a car in CC2 is just pressing the gas. But what if launching actually took skill?
1.Hold the clutch or a brake
2.Rev to the ideal RPM (not just redline)
3.Slowly release the brake or maybe a clutch additions while applying throttle
4.If done right, you get a clean and fast launch
This would make drag racing in the game way more fun instead of just “who has the highest stats.”
- Temperature Meter & Engine Wear
Engines should have a temperature gauge, where overheating affects power. If you push a car too hard for too long, you should get reduced power or even engine damage if you don’t manage heat properly.
