In "Flying Life", it is very expensive to modify a racing car. Why is this?

I think racing cars themselves are very expensive, and they are definitely not comparable to ordinary cars.

Modifying a car itself is a matter of considering how the integration of every detail will change the overall car!

As far as the preference of modifications is concerned, there are overall balance modifications and modifications that highlight characteristics. To put it bluntly, the former is evenly affected by rain and dew and has some performance in all aspects; the latter is to improve the performance at a certain point. Skill points are full.

A very simple example, why is Wuling Hongguang dubbed the "sacred car"? Bought to carry cargo, the cargo capacity is okay; bought to transport people, the car can carry seven or eight people, hey! There is no problem if it is overloaded by 100. I bought it to run on the road, and the running is very fast, because the chassis is high and the passability is quite good. I bought it to enjoy life, eh! The air conditioner is really blowing when you sit inside. The most important thing is that even if you get scratched and peel off the skin or hit the curb in front of the widow's door next door, repairing the car is not expensive! This is the benefit of reaching all points at the same time, and the name of the sacred vehicle is naturally attributed to it!

In other examples of modifications that highlight a certain point, we can see that the same large passenger bus with a yellow card has a stronger vehicle overload capacity than a bus of the same specification. As for performance, you can imagine that if a bus is scrapped, what kind of working conditions will its chassis and suspension have to withstand during its entire design life?

External factors are basically the choice of specific modified parts. Your wife’s kitchen knife for chopping green onions is a knife, and Guan Yunchang’s Qinglong Yanyue knife is also a knife. Can the two be compared?

According to this modification idea, the raw material needed for the ultimate modification may actually be a frame!

Just like the AE86 in "Initial D", after putting the racing engine in it, is the 86 still an 86? A civilian car with a maximum speed of 11,000 rpm...well, this is still okay!

The above is my opinion. Do you guys have any other opinions? Welcome to comment in the comment area.