If you've decided to add adrenaline to your life with street racing, get ready to do some big work on your own car. You will have to change, replace and buy a lot. But if you are not afraid of this, check out the main points of reworking a car and get to work.
Instructions
Step 1
Start with the insides of the car. Whatever your car is on the outside, for racing, first of all, it is important what it is inside. Match the engine for your vehicle. This is perhaps the most important thing. It is best if it is a new, not a used unit, with a large number of horsepower and built on a hybrid basis. This is the best combination of price, quality and service life.
Step 2
Replace shock absorbers and crankshaft. Racing and regular driving have almost nothing in common. And if the quality of these two parts is not so important when cruising, in this case it is especially important. With a powerful engine, but a weak frame, your car will "master" a maximum of 4-5 races. Plus, it's not safe.
Step 3
Buy the best rubber you can find. Traction is an important part of winning the race. Imagine how disappointing it is to lose just because you were skidded on the last too sharp corner. It is even more offensive if you are skidded because of low-quality rubber, which you saved on.
Step 4
Start transforming the car externally. This is not the most important thing, it has little effect on the capabilities of the car (although the side rims and the spoiler also contribute to the handling and speed of the car). But the "pumped" car looks like a winner. Therefore, you should not refuse external tuning either.
Step 5
Order side fenders and rims, as well as a sports bumper, bonnet and other racing accessories. Don't order parts made of cheap but heavy plastic or metal. On the contrary, try to lighten the car, not load. Consult what kind of spoiler is better to put on your car, so that it does not harm, but, on the contrary, has a positive effect on the characteristics of the car.
Step 6
Order airbrushing that will make your car stand out. Do not apply the first drawing you like that you find on the net. Try to come up with something of your own that would help highlight your personality and the character of your car.
