DMVR SCCA

Assetto Corsa replica mods

Put your car on the club server

Tell us about your car and we'll build a mod of it: the same power, gearing, grip and quirks, so other members can drive your car the way you do.

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1About you

So we know who to credit and how to reach you with questions.

We'll send a confirmation and a private link to your car's page. Follow-up questions about the car arrive here too.

What people call you on the server.

2The car

The basics. Be exact with trim and engine: a 'GT' and a 'GT Premium' can differ in weight, gearing and suspension.

Trim level, special edition, and market (JDM, USDM, Euro) if it matters.

Engine code and displacement. If it's swapped, say what came out and what went in.

Color name or paint code, wraps, stickers, sponsor decals, number. This becomes the skin, so photos of every side help a lot.

3Engine & power mods

List everything, even small stuff. Brand and part number are perfect. Intake and exhaust changes shape the sound mod too.

Model, boost level (psi or bar), wastegate, blow-off valve, intercooler. 'N/A' is a fine answer.

Headers/manifold, downpipe, cat (or not), muffler, tip. How loud is it? Any drone?

ECU, who tuned it, rev limiter, launch control, anti-lag, any maps you switch between.

4Dyno & real-world numbers

These are what we tune the mod against. Real measured numbers beat advertised ones, and a dyno sheet upload is ideal.

Say whether it's wheel or crank HP if you're not sure which.

Dynojet, Mustang, hub dyno… and what fuel/boost it was run on.

Timed (Dragy, timeslip) or estimated. Say which.

Track, layout, time, tires and conditions. Hugely useful for checking the mod against reality, especially at tracks that exist in Assetto Corsa.

5Drivetrain

Gearing and the diff make or break how the car feels in the sim.

If stock, just say 'stock' and we'll look them up.

Brand, 1-way / 1.5-way / 2-way, preload, how aggressively it locks.

6Suspension & chassis

Spring rates, alignment and ride height are some of the most valuable numbers you can give us.

Include units: kg/mm or lb/in.

Clicks from full stiff or full soft, front and rear.

How much lower than stock, or measured hub-center to fender.

Camber, toe and caster, front and rear, from your last alignment sheet.

Control arms, tension rods, knuckles / angle kits, bushings, rack changes.

7Brakes

Calipers, rotors, pads (compound), lines, fluid.

8Wheels & tires

Sizes are on the tire sidewall and usually stamped on the back of the wheel.

Diameter x width, offset, brand / model.

Brand, model, size.

Cold and/or hot, front and rear.

Age, heat cycles, how grip feels when they're cold vs hot.

9Weight, aero & body

Units, and whether it's from a scale or an estimate. Say if it's with or without driver and fuel.

Splitter, wing (and angle), diffuser, canards, vents.

Seats, steering wheel, gauges, dash, harness. Useful for the cockpit view.

10Electronics & driver aids

What does the car have (and use)?

11How it drives

This is the hardest part to capture and the part that matters most. Describe it the way you'd explain it to a friend before handing them the keys. Talk about specific corners, speeds and gears if you can.

What do you use it for?

Your one-paragraph impression of the car.

Stable under braking? Does the rear get light? How sharp is turn-in?

What happens when you get back on the throttle? Push wide, rotate, snap?

Lag, where it pulls hardest, flat spots, how it feels near redline.

Idle, revving, on/off throttle, turbo, BOV, pops and bangs. A sound clip upload is even better.

Anything weird or unique. Bad habits, things you learned the hard way.

If you've sim-raced it: what car feels similar, and how is yours different?

12Photos, files & links

Photos of every side, the interior, the engine bay, wheels and any aero. Dyno sheets and alignment sheets (photo or PDF). Sound clips of idle, revs and drive-bys.

Photos (JPEG, PNG, WebP), PDFs and audio (MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG, FLAC). Up to 15 files, 20 MB each. Location data is stripped from photos.

13Anything else

Seriously, anything. Story of the car, what you want the mod to nail, what would bug you if we got it wrong.

You'll get a confirmation email with a private link to your car's page.