X32 Endurance Prototype

I've been messing about with silly engines and found the X32 to be particularly brutal sounding, so I decided to make a car around one. I wanted to design it with aerodynamics in mind, particularly the ground effect, so I put the engine towards the front of the car like that Nissan from 2015. This allows for the floor of the car to raise much higher than it would if there was an engine and gearbox taking up space near the rear axle. This doesn't matter in a game, but I try to keep things realistic. It has doors which use switches as handles so that they're not bound to the keyboard, a pit lane speed limiter set to 60km/h, brake and throttle by wire so that the pedals match the input, and a handbrake since it loves to roll away when you're trying to get in. Almost entirely vanilla, including not setting block properties outside of their normal range, apart from the engine, throttle and brake pedals, and the cosmetic exhausts. The engine just has some block clipping because it would be asymmetrical otherwise. The pedals have one axle that's clipping and some noclip so that they don't rub together. The exhausts are just for looks because I couldn't fit proper pipes in due to the angle of the piston banks. It would be nice if there was another type of piston head with a valve on the top. It works with energy consumption turned on and while not indestructible, although I'd avoid hitting the kerbs head on as the front is quite low. Also, the body can be removed to see the chassis and it's faster with the reduced weight.