JUST A RACE TEAM
Car Importer
Build the car as it appears in Forza. Choose its upgrades, add motor swaps, then share it with the team.
1. Start with the car
Read the stock car's PI in Forza before installing upgrades.
2. Motors and conversions
Start with the stock motor. Add each available motor swap, then select it to fill out its upgrade tree.
A motor swap can already have a turbo or supercharger. Enter that as its base aspiration instead of NA. Additional conversions unlock their own turbo/supercharger upgrades. A different motor needs its own tree; unchanged parts on the same motor stay shared across aspiration conversions.
3. Check the available upgrades
Enter a motor's normal upgrades once. When you select an aspiration conversion, add only new or changed parts. Unchanged parts are shared automatically; other motor trees stay saved when you switch motors.
Use this for turbo/supercharger upgrades unlocked by a conversion. Leave it off for parts that work with every aspiration on this motor.
Keep Stock checked when Forza shows it: Stock is the base state and never rolls as a reward. Uncheck it only when the actual upgrade menu starts at Street, Sport or Race. For a part removed by a conversion, choose “Not available with this conversion.”
Add an upgrade not listed above
It uses the selected motor and aspiration setting if its category is Engine. Enter its options below.
4. Review the car
Expand an upgrade to edit its options, base state, or prerequisites. Tier 0 is the base; higher numbers are upgrades. Different options at the same tier are sidegrades.
Community Cars are shared on the website for hosts to select. They stay out of random selection until reviewed. Existing reviewed cars cannot be overwritten. Downloads are optional backups.
Already have car data?
Continue from a saved car file, upload a spreadsheet, or use an existing car as a starting point. Loading replaces the form after you confirm.
Choose the worksheets containing this car's real data. Leave example tabs unchecked.