Wind and tyre roar that build as you go faster - a rush outside the car, a low rumble from the cockpit
The world streaks past when you push on, while the car stays sharp in the middle of the screen
Loud pipes crackle on a trailing throttle - stock stays quiet, the loudest ones spit the most
The flame shows what you heard: a short lick for a crackle, a long one for a bang
All seven engines had their pops and bangs baked again - they snap now instead of thumping
Every engine cracks in its own voice, from a deep bark to a sharp snap
The flame sits on the tailpipe and lights up the back of the car instead of the whole street
The ghost is a clean white outline of your car now, so you can read the corner through it
It steps out of the way when it is right under your nose and comes back as it pulls away
The backfires baked for each engine never played - every car used the same canned pop. Each engine sounds like itself now
The Tsukiyo Hachi fired its flames and smoke from the middle of the car instead of the exhaust
The ghost stuttered on fast machines - it moves smoothly now
Its wheels spun backwards at speed
Settings has a "steering wheel" group: the wheel itself, Force 0-200%, Clutch, and Gear lever. Until now the only way to switch a wheel on was a console command
The wheel row reports the live state of the link — no hub, no wheel picked, not calibrated, muted, or the wheel's name and its degrees of rotation
Force feedback no longer arrives in spikes: the effect is updated live instead of being stopped and restarted up to a thousand times a second, and force is interpolated across the 20 ms physics tick
The upgrade dial gives up 3.8% of its size instead of clipping a long family name - DRIVETRAIN is 178 px in English and 250 in German
An automatic gearbox with a wheel attached sat in neutral forever. The pedals now follow the gearbox, not the device: in automatic they work the way they do on a pad (hold the brake at a standstill for reverse, throttle to go forward again), in manual the lever picks the direction and the brake pedal stays a brake in reverse
The name over another player's car had a grey slab behind it