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Once you learn how to use the LIM shield properly, the lost mitigation wont matter nearly as much. Just remember to run with an expanded battery (and fuel tank) and to have as many power-regenerating add-ons as possible. I usually run three turbines and a hydroelectric.
If you made it to the Well with a maxed out engine, they should have given you a Chrono Dilator not a lousy, cheap-to-build bumper!!
I am pissed off on your behalf.
I must, however, disagree profoundly that the LIMgine is even remotely "OP". It basically just makes the car handle more like a modern one, which is nowhere close to game-breaking.
It is an end-game QoL improvement not a mind-blower.
From what I've gathered, unless we are completely off base, even having the blueprint unlocked will prevent you from getting the proper reward. Now I'm trying to decide if I should add "Ignore Engine Upgrades and rush the main quest!" to the guide...