Simply add a new tuning sheet.
This will create a new "setup" with all default values and parts - except for the stuff that is permantly changed like bodyworks or engine parts.
Simply add a new tuning sheet.
This will create a new "setup" with all default values and parts - except for the stuff that is permantly changed like bodyworks or engine parts.
For a "factory" setup you will need to buy a new engine and new body if you have applied any weight reduction or engine tuning upgrades. @Odysseyhal900 You will see if you need to do this by looking at the end (far-right) side of the tuning sheet:
However, I have never tried buying a new engine from GT Auto on a car with an engine swap installed, so hopefully someone can come along and clarify that part.
In some cases its just better to just buy a brand new car, since reverting back to stock can be more expensive than simply buying a new car from the dealership(s).
