Need the drag class super build to get the supercharger.
You don't need drag class for the blower to stick out, it's for every derelict that can get the 300 point superbuild, but for Ford Mustang, as he says, it doesn't appear.
Same for me, by having 302 points or something, it barely changes anything at all, just different rims and different hood with small air intake gap on it, where before I had the outtake gap, or heat exhaust gap hood. The blower I noticed is glitched on the far back seat panel, visible from behind easily, and from asides you can see the intake vents.
The Mustang is glitched for the superbuild, and no one will repair....* * EA pushing developers around for the next game, rather than fixing old one.
@Smaddeus wrote:You don't need drag class for the blower to stick out, it's for every derelict that can get the 300 point superbuild, but for Ford Mustang, as he says, it doesn't appear.
Same for me, by having 302 points or something, it barely changes anything at all, just different rims and different hood with small air intake gap on it, where before I had the outtake gap, or heat exhaust gap hood. The blower I noticed is glitched on the far back seat panel, visible from behind easily, and from asides you can see the intake vents.
The Mustang is glitched for the superbuild, and no one will repair....* * EA pushing developers around for the next game, rather than fixing old one.
Its not a glitch, its a mid engine swap. If you look under the car and if you use camera mode to look through the window u can see the engine and exhaust piping, transmission, differential, and rear axle. All of the race builds are mid engine, including the c10 pick up. In real life, mid engine provides better weight balance, center of gravity, handling, and can improve cooling.
