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First off i want tos ay that it took me a few years to figure out how the game works itself and stuff i used to just get the most expensive parts and thats about it ... failed nearly every race :P
HP and torque ...
there is a video on youtube by engineering explained that explains this quite well even tho the video is quite old ... you may not understand everything in it but it helped me to understand what each of those tihngs were
The short version for the game .... HP is more speed and torque is more force so higher HP gives you higher top speed and higher torques gives better acceleration or wheelspin if there is not enough traction but they kinda help each other out
Break power it literally mesures what it means ... the stopping power of the car (not the breaks)
since this changes with tires as well as breaks this means how good you can slow the car down and yes this helps to drift :D
About the car choices ... i recommend the best Toyota Celica as a 1st car cause when upgrading it you can get trough more than 50% of the game with it and alter on get something AWD like an Mitusbishi Lancer Evolution or Nissan Skyline (this is the fastest car in the game )
Upgrading the cars Usually the thing that give the best numbers is what you shoudl take im saying usually cause the tires .... never ever take the ones giving best numbers cause they are ment for dragracing and the car will go in a streight line really good ... but wont turn at all ... sometimes puting the bodykit can make the car understeer ... from my experience the cars handle better but thats your preference ... same with tires some make the car slide and some make the car not turn at all
If anyone thinks i said something wrong ... it may be the case and correct me :D
and if you have any questions you can message me