Oil Change First or Car Wash First?
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- A_Mindful_Place
Maybe wash your oil before you change your car?
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- United States
Yes.
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- ^mfw that Midget II
- Silhouette Drops
Change the oil first, mainly because I want to see that 1+ horsepower gain after the first few changes.
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- crash27wwjd
Wash first, because it is at the top, then change oil.
Change car........
Change oil first, because that is where you will be by default because it was what you "performed" last, then wash the car.
Rinse, and repeat........
Change car........
Change oil first, because that is where you will be by default because it was what you "performed" last, then wash the car.
Rinse, and repeat........
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- SoCal
- GTP_MooCow
For each used car:
You want to start at the bottom and go to the top:
Restore rigidity
Then engine overhaul
You technically don't need oil change at this point but for good measure, do the oil change
Then you finish up with a good wash.
You want to start at the bottom and go to the top:
Restore rigidity
Then engine overhaul
You technically don't need oil change at this point but for good measure, do the oil change
Then you finish up with a good wash.
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I get the feeling rebuilding the engine, and then changing the oil is a rookie mistake.
Also, throwback to the time you could change the oil on your Tesla Model S.
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- MroczMR
The cars do actually get dirty and allegedly increase drag. You really can BARELY tell your car is dirty(the colors and reflections are dull) until you decide to wash a dirty car, then its like, "HOLY CRAP! They DO get dirty!"
I always wonder why cars are not getting more dirty in GT7 especially in photo mode you do have oil stains, dirt etc. It would be so freaking cool to have really dirty cars after some races and washing it after it.
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- GTP_MooCow
In photo mode to our have the ability to leave the stains on or remove it...
Oil stains & dust in GT7? Blink and you'll miss it.
Something I noticed in the State of Play for GT7. Being able to remove oil stains, dust, dents, scratches and lens cracks in photo mode. How are these oil stains going to be formed I wonder? Will they stay on the car after the race? Which would finally give a reason for being able to wash your...
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Yes, but they look the same regardless. It's like it was planned to be in the game - cars getting dirty/oily - but it never actually happened.In photo mode to our have the ability to leave the stains on or remove it...
Oil stains & dust in GT7? Blink and you'll miss it.
Something I noticed in the State of Play for GT7. Being able to remove oil stains, dust, dents, scratches and lens cracks in photo mode. How are these oil stains going to be formed I wonder? Will they stay on the car after the race? Which would finally give a reason for being able to wash your...
Actually, I take that back. Lake Louise races the cars will show snow on them. That is the only track that does this, as I recall.
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