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+ | Engine rebuilding is the act of modifying a car to usually remove parts or simply reset mileage. Mileage slowly degrades vehicle performance so having minimal mileage is important - particularly in PvP events. As of 10-28-2013, there is 3 different options in the game in regards to engine rebuilding. | ||
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+ | ====== Dirty Engine Rebuild ====== | ||
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+ | This is the simplest and cheapest(0 IP) reset. It basically resets the car HOWEVER it __WILL destroy ALL PARTS__ attached. This is a great option if you have parts you don't care about or cars with no parts as it saves valuable IP. | ||
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+ | ====== Preserving Engine Rebuild ====== | ||
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+ | This option keeps parts and slot assignments on vehicles and resets mileage. It costs 1 IP. This is useful if you want to keep parts on a car but reset mileage(useful for season races). This is a vastly cheaper option IP-wise compared to the Recovery Engine Rebuild but does cost the most in-game money. | ||
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+ | ====== Recovery Engine Rebuild ====== | ||
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+ | This option is the ONLY way to move parts from a car to another car. It also does reset mileage. It is the most expensive rebuild(7IP) but costs the same in-game money as the Dirty Engine Rebuild. This option is useful if you want to move highly valued parts from one car to another. |