Street Legal Racing: Redline

Street Legal Racing: Redline is a mechanic and street racing simulator. The car is assembled completely from scratch. The assembled transport goes out onto the streets. The engine is disassembled down to the last bolt, and errors in the assembly are noticeable immediately on the track. Night races require proper settings. Suspension and tires are selected for a specific track. Welding and painting complete the body construction. The race begins with the engine warming up. The motor stalls if the settings are incorrect. Every detail affects characteristics and behavior. The engine, suspension and body are selected manually. The body and suspension are selected manually. The gearbox is assembled by hand from gears. Cheap tires wear out in a couple of laps. The bolts are tightened with a torque wrench. Races require proper setup. Errors are noticeable on the track, so the engine and suspension are checked separately. At night, precise settings are more important than engine power. The torque is checked on the bench after assembly. The tool is bought with money earned. The test track helps to find weak points. The engine can be disassembled down to the last bolt. A poorly assembled car behaves unpredictably. Night racing takes place across the city. Ignition settings affect engine response. Spark plugs are changed after every race. For those players who love tuning, this game is suitable. Assembly errors are noticeable on the track. The body is assembled from parts to the owner's taste. Cheap parts break after the first races. The chassis is checked on a test lap. Rear-wheel drive requires careful throttle.