Parts & Tuning

Engine, bodywork, wheels, lighting.

Vehicle PartBatteryThe battery is the vehicle part required for electrical parts — lights, ignition and the car radio — to work.Vehicle PartBumperA bumper is an exterior part fitted to the front and rear of a vehicle.Vehicle PartCar radioA car radio is an interior part attached to a vehicle's center console. Turned on, it plays a radio station. It requires a car battery to function.Vehicle PartCargoCargo parts (racks and beds) are exterior parts that add carrying capacity to a vehicle.Vehicle PartCarpetCarpet is an interior vehicle part that covers part of the floor under the pedals.Vehicle PartCarpet underlayCarpet underlay is an interior vehicle part that covers the car's floor and cannot be unattached.Vehicle PartCenter console lidThe center console lid is an interactable interior vehicle part placed in a pre-determined slot on the car.Vehicle PartCover, hatch & lidA cover, hatch or lid is a hinged (opens and closes), interactable interior part placed in a pre-determined slot, such as a glovebox lid or console cover.Vehicle PartCoversCovers are car parts attached to cover a specific exposed area of the vehicle. Fitting all doors and windows also lowers outside noise, including the sound of the engine.Vehicle PartDashboardA dashboard is an interior part that at minimum shows current speed (speedometer). It may also include a tachometer, fuel gauge, coolant temperature, oil level, battery voltage, indicator/warning lights and more.Vehicle PartDoorA door is an exterior part fitted to each door slot. Fitting all doors (and windows) lowers road noise and the sound of the engine.Vehicle PartDoor panelA door panel (or interior panel) is an interior part that covers the inside of a door or another part of the vehicle.Vehicle PartEngineThe engine is the vehicle part that makes a car move; it is the main source of acceleration and top speed, though parts like a turbo can improve it. An engine needs oil in the engine and fuel in the fuel tank to run.Vehicle PartEngine bayThe engine bay (or engine compartment) is a built-in part of the vehicle body, covered by a hood, that holds the engine, radiator, turbo(s), battery and other parts.Vehicle PartExhaust modifiersExhaust modifiers are unique exterior parts attached to a vehicle's exhaust for visual and auditory changes.Vehicle PartExhaustsExhausts (exhaust pipes) are unique external parts found at points of interest and attachable to a vehicle's exhaust to extend the pipe and add backfire. Once attached, use the mouse wheel to adjust the backfire percentage.Vehicle PartFloor matA floor mat is an interior part that covers part of the floor under the pedals.Vehicle PartFuel tankThe fuel tank is a container attached to the vehicle that holds up to 45 L of liquid. The liquid inside affects speed: proper fuel (petrol or diesel) gives normal speed, while wrong or mixed fuel reduces it proportionally.Vehicle PartFuel tank lidA fuel tank lid (fuel-cap cover) is an exterior part that covers the fuel filler.Vehicle PartGloveboxA glovebox is a built-in part of the vehicle body, covered by a lid, that acts as a container for small items.Vehicle PartGrilleA grille is an exterior part fitted to the front of a vehicle, in front of the radiator.Vehicle PartHandbrakeA handbrake is an interior part used to engage or disengage the parking brake, keeping the vehicle from rolling.Vehicle PartHeadlightHeadlights go on the front of a vehicle to light the road ahead. All lights require a car battery to work, and some headlights include turn signals.Vehicle PartHoodA hood covers the engine bay. A hood scoop can be attached to any hood to allow airflow over the engine.Vehicle PartHornA horn (or klaxon) is an engine part that lets the player honk by pressing the H key. Each horn makes a different sound.Vehicle PartHubcapA hubcap covers a vehicle wheel. Hubcaps are purely cosmetic and are not required to operate a vehicle. There are two types in the game.Vehicle PartIgnitionAn ignition is an interior part required to turn on the engine.Vehicle PartInterior lightInterior lights illuminate the inside of a vehicle.Vehicle PartLicense plateA license plate is an exterior part attached to the front and rear of a vehicle, usually above (or on) the bumper, or as part of the grille.Vehicle PartLightbulbA lightbulb is a light taken from a ceiling-mounted fixture — found at home, in motels, and similar locations — that the player can "activate" (remove) and reuse as a vehicle light.Vehicle PartLightsLights are vehicle parts attached to each light slot to light the road as you drive. All lights require a car battery to work.Vehicle PartMirrorA mirror (wing mirror) is an exterior part fitted to the sides of a vehicle.Vehicle PartPedalA pedal is an interior part required to accelerate (right pedal), to start and shift gears (left clutch pedal), or to brake (middle pedal).Vehicle PartRadiatorThe radiator cools the engine and keeps it from losing too much oil. It can be filled with any liquid, but most don't help with cooling — water is recommended (urine works equally well).Vehicle PartRoll barA roll bar mounts on top of a vehicle to protect the player during a rollover. The only roll bar in the game carries two lights, so it doubles as a light bar.Vehicle PartRoofA roof is a built-in part of the vehicle body that can take an optional roof rack for extra storage (a container).Vehicle PartRubber chickenA rubber chicken (or plastic chicken) is a unique vehicle part with an unusual feature: inserted into a vehicle's exhaust pipe, it makes the noise of a chicken.Vehicle PartSeatA seat is an interior part required for the player to sit in a vehicle. To drive, a seat must be attached at the driver's position.Vehicle PartSeat beltA seat belt is a safety interior part. When worn — left-click the upper belt to buckle up — it keeps the player from flying out through the windshield during accidents.Vehicle PartShifterA gear shifter is an interior part required to shift gears, including reverse. Without a shifter, the vehicle is stuck in first gear.Vehicle PartSlot machine leverThe slot machine lever falls off a slot machine after a random number of uses. Once collected, the lever can be used as a shifter.Vehicle PartSteering wheelA steering wheel is an interior part that steers the vehicle. Once attached it can be adjusted to the player's liking, and each steering wheel handles speed differently across the vehicle's speed range.Vehicle PartTail lightTail lights go on the rear of a vehicle. Like every light, they require a car battery to work.Vehicle PartTailgateA tailgate is an exterior part attachable to the rear of most vehicles that can be opened and closed.Vehicle PartTiresTires must be mounted on wheels to keep the vehicle moving properly. Durability has four stages — "Brand New", "A Little Worn", "Very Worn" and "Good Luck!" — each lasting roughly 10 km.Vehicle PartTrimTrim is an exterior part that decorates a vehicle's body.Vehicle PartTrumpetsTrumpets mount in the engine bay to replace the horn. Each variant plays a different tune.Vehicle PartTrunkA trunk is a built-in part of the vehicle body that acts as a container. It has an optional trunk lid.Vehicle PartTrunk lidA trunk lid covers the trunk at the rear of a vehicle.Vehicle PartTurboThe turbo (turbocharger) is an optional engine part that increases engine power, adding 20 km/h to top speed. One turbo fits an I4 or flat-6 engine; two turbos fit a V8.Vehicle PartTurn signalTurn signals (indicators) show which way a vehicle is turning. Some are integrated into the headlights.Vehicle PartV8 engineThe V8 is the default engine of the Musgoat. It has a 10-litre oil tank, compared with 5 litres for the I4. It comes in several oil-cap colour variants that are purely cosmetic.Vehicle PartVisorA visor is an interior part fitted above the windshield.Vehicle PartWheelThe wheel is the vehicle part on which tires are mounted. A vehicle needs its wheels to move properly.Vehicle PartWindowA window is an exterior part — a windshield at the front, rear windows at the back, or side windows. Fitting all windows and doors lowers outside noise.