what is the benefit of restoring the chassis?

[jeff-fa-fa6661]

Hi everyone, does anyone know what the benefit is of restoring the chassis? I would just go ahead and do it to find out, but it is madly expensive and I don't have the credits to spend on something like that. One thing I have noticed is that it tends to be more expensive on older cars. I haven't wrecked anything too bad, so I am not sure if the cost increases with the severity of wrecks you get in.

 

[Rob192005]

Restores handling I think, take the '74 Countach I bought that had all but 100,000 kms on the clock it effectively takes the miles off the clock for lack of a better explaination it makes the handling alot better depending on the mileage the more it costs,the same goes for engine overhaul which restores the engine to the cars original power.

 

[JB Motorsports]

Interesting... I have a '69 Camaro, tuned including Race Mods (fun car and I really like that PD kept things... time correct...for the RM. It doesn't have a BIG spoiler, but looks like it stays true to it's time). That said, I didn't even crash, but rubbed fenders with someone at turn 1 at Monza and it cost me 100,000 Cr to fix, but the car drove fine...

 

[Rob192005]

Nice,I haven't seen race mods yet.👍

 

[TB]

We already have a discussion on chassis restoration. In the future, please do a search before starting new threads. It only takes a few seconds and doesn't hurt at all. Promise.