Right now I am rping my car as a Chevy Chevelle which looks a bit broken down and it is on my new racer character. On my other character (that does not exist anymore) first I drove a Volvo from 80s and then I drove a Charger from 69 because my character actually had my money from various sources such as jackpots or some awards.
This would be good to know.
There are more racing types. Drifting, drag racing, time attack and some more. You don't do all of them (it would be a lil bit unrealistic). Do what suits your car best. People who bait cops and race in populated areas where they know someone will see them are really stupid racers. You don't want cops to ruin your car/race/car show/car meet etc... It is recommended that you don't race until you actually got the hang of the car. I've seen a guy on RCRP who drifted with a tow truck at that wavy road in Flint County and his character almost died because he rolled down that canyon/ridge. Also don't just "Hey I have money I will add all the customizations and modifications to my car." I created my new character because he was ruined. I modify my Clover step by step. I don't do sidejobs to earn money for my Clover because to me it ruins the story. You maybe saw me at BB Farm or Splish Splash Spa working. I am working for money so I could get myself a living space, better car, start a crew, host car shows, buy mechanic business and so on.
Buy mechanic sim to get known more to the parts or Street Legal Racing Redline
Sorry if I said something you said, I didn't read the whole tuning section and all of that.
Also, I appreciate people RPing, such as you. The guide isn't finished, and sadly I'm low on time IRL too, and RC:RP will have to go on the second side...