Getting Started with Forza Aero
To start customizing your Forza Aero parts, head to any Player House or Festival Site and open the Upgrades & Tuning menu. From there, follow these steps:
- Select Custom Upgrade – Go to the "Upgrades" tab and pick "Custom Upgrade."
- Open Aero and Appearance – Navigate to the "Aero and Appearance" section to see all available body parts.
- Choose Forza Brand Parts
- Front Bumper: The new Forza Front Splitter is now bespoke for each car, featuring integrated canards and sculpted body lines.
- Rear Wing: Upgrade to the gooseneck-style Forza Aero wing, replacing the old generic spoilers from past titles.
- Install Performance Tuning – Once installed, these parts unlock the Aerodynamics section in the Tuning menu. Here, you can manually adjust front and rear downforce to fine-tune your car’s handling.
New Visual Customization Options
Forza Horizon 6 expands your visual freedom like never before. Now you can personalize your aero components in detail:
- Paintable Elements: Wing struts, wing planes, and end plates of the rear spoiler can each have their own color.
- Tow Hooks: Racing tow hooks are now separate items you can paint to match your car’s livery or tone down for a stealthy look.
- Materials: Apply advanced finishes such as heavy metal flake, candy paint, or various carbon fiber textures specifically to aero parts.
Key Improvements in Horizon 6
- Bespoke Designs – Each car now gets aero parts reshaped to its unique proportions, making your upgrades feel integrated rather than generic.
- Streamlined Menus – The paint shop interface lets you quickly switch between gloss, matte, and metallic finishes with a single trigger click, removing the hassle of deep menu navigation.
- Enhanced Creativity – The combination of paintable elements and materials allows you to fully integrate Forza Aero parts into your car’s livery for a cohesive, custom look.
Pro Tips
- Experiment with Downforce: After installing aero parts, spend time in the tuning menu to find the perfect balance for your racing style.
- Match Materials to the Livery: Using different finishes on splitters, wings, and tow hooks can add depth and realism to your design.
- Use Festival Showcases: Take your customized cars into the Festival to see how they perform in different events and conditions.
Forza Horizon 6’s new Forza Aero system isn’t just about looks—it’s about merging style and performance. With bespoke parts, detailed paint options, and fine-tunable aerodynamics, you can make your car truly one-of-a-kind.
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