Parts

Parts are an important aspect in the game because they will be the main things that will determine how your stats are gonna be set up. Parts will give points into the 4 stat categories: Speed, Acceleration, Durability and Boost. You can have 2 of each part for a total of 8 parts (realistically 16 parts, explained in the next point in this topic) In this version, there are 2 types of parts: Main Parts and Option Parts.

Main Parts


Main Parts are gonna be the ones you get more commonly and will give you the most points.These parts come in different grades as demonstrated in the photo above: Green is "Normal", Blue is "Super", and Red is "Hyper". You can enhance these parts to get even more points, however you have to keep in mind that after a certain amount of successful enhancements theres a chance that the part will break; rendering it unusable and needs to be repaired via an item sold in the Parts shop. After repairing, the part loses its enhancement level, meaning you have to start over from +0. Moreover, these parts can also be converted, meaning you can give them bonus points using the Convert Solutions sold in Parts Shop.

There are 4 types of parts for the 4 different stats: Speed, Acceleration, Durability and Booster.

Set Parts


Another form of "Main Parts" are Set Parts. As the name suggests, these parts give you a set bonus when you equip all 4 parts. it should be noted that while you can run 2 of the same sets, only 1 set bonus will be active; running 2 different sets will activate both bonuses. These parts drop exclusively in the Undercity game mode. Some of them give beneficial and unique bonuses, but that means that you lose the ability to convert these parts. Enhancing works the same way as it does with normal parts. Finally, some of these Set Parts have a timer on them, after 720 hours (30 days) they will expire and lose the set bonus as well as the points gained from enhancement level. To reactivate the bonus, you will need to Lube them using the Alpha or Beta Set Restoration Lube (1 per part!) in Drift Shop.

Read more about Set Parts.

Option Parts


Option parts are a bit harder to acquire than the Main Parts and they work a bit differently too. However, like the Main Parts, they give points into the 4 stat categories and you can run a total of 8 Option Parts for a total of 16 parts on your car. You can also convert them very much like the Main Parts, but they cannot be enhanced. They are not capped to a level, but basically it will depend on what your Main Part is. Say your Main part is a "Normal" part and you have one of the Red "Hyper" option parts shown in the photo, you cannot attach the option part to that Main part. However, you can attach a Green "Normal" option part to a "Hyper" Main part.



It doesnt stop at just giving points at stat categories though, some options give you special bonuses as well, or a "do-a-thing" bonus. Take a look at the photo above for example, the item on the left is a "Lucky A", and equiping it will provide you with a 3% Parts Drop Rate increase. There is a bunch of other Option parts like these so you can mix and match to your liking.

Option parts are available for the 4 different stats: Speed Option Parts, Acceleration Option Parts, Durability Option Parts and Booster Option Parts.

Furthermore there are Common Option Parts which can be equipped on all parts.

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