The Garage: the parts wiki
Every part in the game with its real numbers, pulled from the same catalog the server uses. When the balance changes, this changes.
Figures are for the FACTORY version; green, blue and purple are earned by racing.
Chassis
The skeleton of the car: weight, dimensions and the bay where the engine of your dreams has to fit.
30 partsEngine block
The heart: displacement and torque curve. It defines the engine’s character before any other part.
27 partsEngine internals
Pistons, rods and crankshaft: they decide how high the engine can rev before begging for mercy.
24 partsCamshaft
It shifts torque across the rev range: low, mid or top end. The favourite part of anyone who tunes by range.
19 partsIntake
How the engine breathes: more air at mid and high revs, where straights are won.
25 partsExhaust
How it exhales: it fine-tunes torque across the whole range and gives the engine its voice.
23 partsECU
The electronic brain: where the rev limiter cuts, and how far it lets you stretch each gear.
23 partsGearbox
The ratios that turn torque into speed. Every brand spaces its gears its own way.
15 partsTires
The only contact with the tarmac. Everything else is theory.
18 partsBrakes
The force that lets you brake later than the guy next to you. That’s where corners are won.
25 partsAero
Downforce: high-speed grip in exchange for drag. Also the most envied part in parc fermé.
24 partsBodywork
The skin of the car — and its aerodynamics. The Closed ↔ Loaded control decides where you spend the air: closed is faster down the straight, loaded plants the car in fast corners. Every brand dresses its own.
20 partsSuspension
It decides how much grip you actually get to use. A suspension that keeps the wheel pinned to the road lets you cash in the tyre you already paid for: faster through corners and shorter braking, on the very same rubber. And it gives you the Soft ↔ Firm window to pick the feel. In Carland it’s built by specialists: Gester and Regina.
14 partsElectronics
On-board telemetry: how much your own car tells you. Knowing is tuning.
16 parts