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+15 quality is your friend when building any extreme engine since they're not designed for series production.
heres an example: the bugatti veyron makes 1001 hp with their W16 quad turbo, my V16 with twin turbo that makes 861 and weighs a lil bit less than a chiron spins out 24/7 on the road with SEMI SLICKS THE SIZE OF A DRAG CAR'S WDITH.
i cant stress enough with this, the grip sucks.
Try this and let me know if the grip "sucks". I made it in the Al-Rilma Open Alpha. Just pop it directly into the BeamNG -> Mods -> Unpacked folder and test it out.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1s2HeTbNORPgV5i0g1YAkCAFr-OAgBaEY/view?usp=sharing
"Stop! Stop, will you?! Stop that! Stop it! Now, look! No one is to stone anyone until I blow this whistle! Do you understand?! Even, and I want to make this absolutely clear, even if they do say 'diesel'. "
No, it's because the drag strips in BeamNG have a higher coefficient of friction to simulate the use of traction compounds and rubber buildup. It doesn't matter the tire type, they all have more grip compared to a normal road surface.
My real life car on stock 500-treadwear all-season performance radial tires is severely traction limited on the street, but at Carolina Dragway has no traction issues at all.
The slicks they used to have in Rally Cross were so soft you could push your nail into the rubber and leave a good mark.