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Mechanic Legends Tuning Guide: Stage 1, Stage 2 and the B10 Build

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Tune your car with the Handheld Tuner, or build a 2019 Avelin B10 with twin turbos and a Stage 2 flame map.

Use the Handheld Tuner beside your car to open TUNING, then select and install an available tune. On the 1974 Ferrucna Taurino setup, Stage 1 offers +6% Gain for about $13,000. For the B10 flame-map project, install the twin-turbo upgrade and select Stage 2.

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Open TUNING and Install a Tune

You need access to the Handheld Tuner and the car you want to tune. The tuner loads custom tunes that can increase horsepower and boost.

  1. Stand beside the car and use the Handheld Tuner to open TUNING.
  2. Select an available tune for the car.
  3. Install the selected tune. On the Taurino, a successful Stage 1 installation displays “Stage 1 flashed!”

The Handheld Tuner game pass costs 125 Robux. Tune installation can also cost in-game cash; budget for it separately. See the game pass comparison for other purchase choices.

Taurino Stage 1: Gain, Cost and Availability

The 1974 Ferrucna Taurino tuning menu includes Stock, Stage 1 and Stage 2. In this configuration, Stage 1 displays +6% Gain and costs approximately $13,000 in-game cash to install. Stage 2 is marked unavailable.

B10 Twin Turbo and Stage 2 Flame Map

For this 2019 Avelin B10 project, have the twin-turbo upgrade available and use the Handheld Tuner to install Stage 2.

  1. Stop the B10 and remove its Exhaust.
  2. Install the twin-turbo upgrade.
  3. Use the Handheld Tuner beside the car and select Stage 2.
  4. Pick up the removed components and store them in Your Parts.

This Stage 2 configuration is described as providing a 5% gain and a flame map; the B10 produces visible exhaust flames while driving. The 5% figure applies to the tuned configuration, not a separately measured twin-turbo gain. Installing the twin turbo before tuning is the sequence for this build, not a stated requirement for every Stage 2 tune.

The B10 beside the Your Parts inventory with its removed exhaust and rear bumper

Choose the Tune for Your Car

  • Already have the Taurino? Choose Stage 1 when you want the available upgrade for that configuration and have the installation cash.
  • Want a flame-map project? Choose the B10 twin-turbo and Stage 2 configuration.

The Taurino’s 6% and the B10’s 5% apply to different cars and setups, so they do not establish which stage gives a larger gain on the same car. With traction control off, the tuned B10 configuration is easier to slide; see the driving controls guide for the controls.