Mechanic Legends Car Customization: Tuning, Wheels and Paint
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Choose a Mechanic Legends car customization route based on whether you want a different tune, engine hardware, wheels or body color.
Use the Handheld Tuner for available car-specific tunes. The B10 has a twin-turbo and Stage 2 flame-map build; change wheels at the tire workshop, remove body rust in the Prep Booth and choose a color in the Paint Booth.
Customization Options at a Glance
| Option | Purpose and conditions |
|---|---|
| Handheld Tuner | Opens the tuning menu beside a car. The pass costs 125 Robux; installing a tune can also cost in-game cash. |
| B10 Twin Turbo | A hardware upgrade fitted to the 2019 Avelin B10 after removing its Exhaust. |
| 1.6L Inline-4 hardware | Parts Direct lists a Billet Engine Block for $14,100, a standard Block for $3,050, and Turbo Exhaust and Turbo Intake Manifolds for this engine model. |
| Street 35 and LLM T1-R | Street 35 is a tire; LLM T1-R is a rim you can inspect at the tire workshop display. Use the workshop's tire machine to separate and assemble tires and rims. |
| Prep Booth | Strip Paint removes the current paint and body rust and applies primer. The paint removal cannot be undone. |
| Paint Booth | Choose a color or the Factory color and pay the displayed painting price. Rust removal and painting are separate services. |
Choose by the Change You Want
- Exhaust flames: Choose the 2019 Avelin B10 twin-turbo and Stage 2 build. In that setup, Stage 2 is described as adding a 5% gain and a flame map, with flames appearing while driving. The twin turbo is part of this build; it is not established as a requirement for every Stage 2 tune.
- A tune for the Taurino: In the 1974 Ferrucna Taurino setup, Stage 1 is available with a displayed +6% Gain and costs about $13,000 in-game cash. Stage 2 is unavailable in that setup. The B10 and Taurino figures describe different cars and cannot establish which stage is stronger on the same car.
- Different rims: Visit the tire workshop and inspect the rim display. Support the car on a lift or jackstands before removing a wheel; the tire machine separates and reassembles its tire and rim.
- A cleaner or different finish: Take a rusty body to the Prep Booth first, then use the Paint Booth for the color. Strip Paint removes the existing finish as well as the rust.
- Engine hardware: Shop by engine model. The 1.6L Inline-4 Billet Block costs $11,050 more than its standard Block, so its price alone is not a reason to prioritize it for performance.
Budget for Each Service
The Handheld Tuner pass is a Robux purchase; the tune installation is a separate in-game charge. Check the available stage and price for your car before installing it. Compare the pass with other paid benefits in the game pass guide.
Body preparation and painting are also charged separately. For a 2003 Mizora MT8, rust removal and priming cost $1,000, followed by $200 for a dark-green repaint. Check the quote for your own car, and match hardware to the relevant engine model when shopping.
Installation and Workshop Guides
- Tuning and the B10 build: use the tuner and follow the car-specific twin-turbo and Stage 2 project.
- Wheels, tires and rims: inspect wheel specifications and change a tire or rim using the workshop equipment.
- Paint Shop: remove body rust, prime the car and apply a selected color.
- Engine models and compatibility: identify the engine label before choosing parts. Browse the parts directory for individual prices and uses, or follow the parts ordering guide to buy and collect them.