Hm. I ran into an obstacle.
I had a good idea for a car model, since I saw that there is a rather accurate body for it, and I think that it is a car that people would like to build on. However, without spoiling too much, the actual car has a rather large wheel diameter for its size. Much larger than the actual body could fit, so my question is what you would prefer?
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(If such a body exists), building the car on a less accurate body that still would give a representation that is possible to identify as the actual car, but that would allow for the correct wheel size. Less accurate looks but also possibly the least headache to build on and judge.
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Go down in rim size, and overall wheel size, to keep the accurate profile for the tires without using ATS. Could mean somewhat weird aesthetics on the original car and would require ATS and possibly a bit less accurate stats if you wanted to go larger on your finished build.
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Keep the correct rim size with the largest profile (LOW!) that will allow for via engineering, enlarge the tires with ATS to get more accurate aesthetics on them. The most correct looks but that also means that already the original car will have somewhat weird and inaccurate stats.
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Make a different car altogether. I am not out of options but I thought I had found a good idea…
It should be said that if I choose alternative 1 to 3, it will be a rather “open” round still. Not as open as this one or any of the Mikon rounds, but still more than usual. A bit like ARM35 if someone remember that one. So a bit weird stats is maybe not THAT much of an headache but still.