Parts
48 parts listed (16 confirmed, 32 reported), each with its effect and sources. Parts are passive perks you fit during a Tour; they last only for that run. Data checked 7 October 2026.
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Named by a major outlet guide written from the release build, or by two independent sources.
| Part | Level seen | Effect | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calibrating Landings | — | Each Perfect Landing increases speed. IGN only. Amount not stated. | |
| Coolant Cycler | III | After fully using the Afterburner, gain Cooled (Ramjet recharges faster and heats slower). PowerPyx gives Cooled for 15 s at level III. | |
| Enhanced Coolant | IV | Makes the Cooled status stronger. PowerPyx gives 150% more potent at level IV. Level IV is shown in the source; PowerPyx describes Legendary parts as gold Level 4 parts, so this tier is probably Legendary, but no source labels this specific part's rarity. | |
| Extended Alarm | — | Makes the Redlining window last longer. IGN only (major outlet, same text on two IGN pages). No numbers or level given. | |
| Faster Attachments | IV | Abilities reload faster. PowerPyx gives 200% faster at level IV. Level IV is shown in the source; PowerPyx describes Legendary parts as gold Level 4 parts, so this tier is probably Legendary, but no source labels this specific part's rarity. | |
| Frost Protection | — | Makes the vehicle immune to the Frozen status (Frozen hurts steering but cools the Ramjet). Previously name-only from Gfinity review; now IGN gives the effect. | |
| Fuel Vortexer | II / IV | While Surging, Afterburner can burn 300% longer (level IV). Effect from PowerPyx only; Game Rant independently names 'Fuel Vortexer II' as a part that received the Leaky Tank fault, so the name is confirmed. | |
| Heat Reduction | IV | Ramjet builds up less heat. PowerPyx gives 30% less heat at level IV. Level IV is shown in the source; PowerPyx describes Legendary parts as gold Level 4 parts, so this tier is probably Legendary, but no source labels this specific part's rarity. | |
| Mint Condition | — | Large base speed increase that is lost after the first crash in a race. Mint Condition II keeps it until the second crash. IGN calls it a part that the Survivor Racer Style grants without taking a slot. It may only exist as a style trait. IGN only. | |
| Optimized Radiators | — | Shortens the Ramjet cooldown after use. IGN only. No numbers given. | |
| Overcharged Systems | — | When a System Malfunction happens, gain Overcharged for 10 s. Name agreed by GamingBolt (preview) and PowerPyx (post-launch). PowerPyx wording matches the swtorstrategies preview text, resolving the earlier wording conflict; GamingBolt described the result as temporary energy and shorter cooldowns, which is likely what Overcharged does but is not confirmed. | |
| Ramjet Cooling | IV | Improves speed-based Ramjet cooling. PowerPyx gives +40% at level IV. Level IV is shown in the source; PowerPyx describes Legendary parts as gold Level 4 parts, so this tier is probably Legendary, but no source labels this specific part's rarity. | |
| Ramjet Power | IV | Ramjet gives more boost. PowerPyx gives 50% more power at level IV. Level IV is shown in the source; PowerPyx describes Legendary parts as gold Level 4 parts, so this tier is probably Legendary, but no source labels this specific part's rarity. | |
| Redline Purge | — | Letting go of the Ramjet while Redlining makes it ready again, at the cost of faster heat gain. IGN only. | |
| Redlining Power | — | While Redlining, the Ramjet is 100% more powerful. IGN only. Level not stated. | |
| Surging Alarm | III | Grants Surging while Redlining. PowerPyx gives Surging for 20 s at level III. IGN describes 'while Redlining gain Surging'; PowerPyx (III) says 'when Redlining, gain Surging for 20s'. |
Named by a single source (mostly a trophy guide) or only seen in preview builds. Names and numbers may differ in your game.
| Part | Level seen | Effect | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aerial Surge Reported | — | Grants Surging while airborne. PowerPyx only. | |
| Afterburner Efficiency Reported | IV | Afterburner can burn longer; 200% longer at level IV. PowerPyx only. | |
| Afterburner Recharge Reported | — | Fully refills the Afterburner when the Ramjet becomes ready. Not re-confirmed by any post-launch source found. Spelling conflict 'Recharge' (GamingBolt) vs 'Recharger' (swtorstrategies). | |
| Charging Coils Reported | — | A Perfect Start grants Overcharged for 30 s. PowerPyx only. | |
| Charging Repulsors Reported | II | On landing, gain Overcharged for 10 s (level II). PowerPyx only. | |
| Cooling Actuator Reported | IV | On a Takedown, gain Cooled for 30 s (level IV). PowerPyx only. | |
| Cooling Aerofoils Reported | — | Grants Cooled while airborne. PowerPyx only. | |
| Cooling Dampers Reported | IV | A Perfect Landing grants Cooled for 20 s (level IV). PowerPyx only. | |
| Cooling Overcharge Reported | — | Grants Overcharged while Cooled. PowerPyx only. | |
| Critical Hope Reported | — | With only 1 Crash left, gain Surging, Shielded and Cooled. PowerPyx only. | |
| Critical Surging Reported | — | With only 1 Crash left, gain Surging. PowerPyx only. | |
| Depleted Shielding Reported | — | After using the Afterburner (fully, per one source), become Shielded for 5 s. Not re-confirmed by any post-launch source found. Preview build. | |
| Expanding Fuel Tank Reported | — | Each time you Redline, the Afterburner tank grows by 10%. PowerPyx only. | |
| Extended Cooling Reported | III | Cooled lasts 15 s longer (level III). PowerPyx only. | |
| Freeze Resistance Reported | — | Still name-only from the Gfinity review. Not found post-launch. | |
| Fuel Coolant Reported | IV | While Cooled, Afterburner can burn 300% longer (level IV). PowerPyx only. | |
| Jolted Boost Reported | III | After being Concussed, gain Surging for 30 s (level III). PowerPyx only. | |
| Overcharged Injector Reported | — | Reaching speed 350 grants Overcharged for 10 s. PowerPyx only. Speed unit presumably km/h, not stated. | |
| Overcharging Propellant Reported | — | Activating the Ramjet grants Overcharged for 10 s. PowerPyx only. | |
| Phase-Change Radiators Reported | III | While Redlining, gain Cooled for 20 s (level III). PowerPyx only. Hyphenated spelling as in source. | |
| Power Cascade Reported | III | On a Takedown, gain Surging and Overcharged for 20 s (level III). PowerPyx only. | |
| Ramjet Accelerator Reported | IV | While Cooled, the Ramjet is 75% more powerful (level IV). PowerPyx only. | |
| Reconstituted Fuel Reported | III | Landing fully refills Afterburner fuel (level III). PowerPyx only. | |
| Recovery Surge Reported | — | After a Crash, gain Surging for 30 s. PowerPyx only. | |
| Shielding Ramjet Reported | — | Grants Shielded while the Ramjet is active. PowerPyx only. | |
| Subzero Cooling Reported | — | While Frozen, Cooled is 100% stronger. PowerPyx only. | |
| Surging Fuel Reported | — | Entering Surging fully refills the Afterburner. PowerPyx only. | |
| Surging Inlets Reported | III | After 5 s of slipstreaming, gain Surging for 20 s (level III). PowerPyx only. | |
| Surplus Cooling Reported | — | At 8 or more Energy, gain Cooled. PowerPyx only. | |
| Surplus Surging Reported | — | At 8 or more Energy, gain Surging. PowerPyx only. | |
| Thermal Inverter Reported | — | Grants Overcharged while Burning. Only from a reader comment under the PowerPyx guide (community). Needs cross-check. | |
| Underbody Intakes Reported | III | Afterburner uses no fuel while airborne (level III). PowerPyx only. |
Legendary is confirmed by the trophy text ('Have 4 Legendary Parts installed simultaneously') and PowerPyx, which describes Legendary parts as gold Level 4 parts. Parts appear in four levels (I-IV) in PowerPyx part names, and Wolf's Gaming Blog says parts come in rarities and can be upgraded to higher rarities. The names Rare and Epic come only from the August CBR multiplayer preview (Base Bet gives three Parts including one Rare, High Bet four including one Epic, All In five including one Legendary). The name of the lowest tier (Level 1) was not found. Mapping Rare/Epic to Levels 2/3 is not stated anywhere.
Up to four parts can be fitted at once and can be swapped, except Faulty parts, which cannot be replaced until repaired. The Gadgeteer Favor leaves room for additional parts (amount unknown).
The four-slot number is stated only by Wolf's Gaming Blog; it fits the trophy requirements of 4 Legendary and 4 Faulty parts and Hibi's four-part stock (PowerPyx), but no major outlet states the slot count directly. No named slot categories (engine, etc.) were found; parts seem to be generic passive perks.
Total parts in the game: About 300 (reported: 'near 300' in a post-launch beginner guide; earlier interviews said 300+) Reported
Parts are listed by name as published by the sources. Roman numerals (I-IV) are part levels shown in some sources; a level is not the same as a rarity unless a source says so. Effects are paraphrased; numbers are only shown where a source gives them for a specific level.
A fault is a negative effect attached to a part. It is a state, not a rarity tier.
Fault that made Afterburner fuel refill 200% slower until repaired; it appeared on the writer's Fuel Vortexer II part. Game Rant believes the fault type is random rather than tied to how damage was taken.
Single major-outlet example (Game Rant). No other fault names have been published by a reliable source yet.
+1/+2 observation from Game Rant; Fan Club from IGN.
Wolf's Gaming Blog only for the Eliminator detail.
Count conflict: Game Rant says eight stats but lists seven; IGN lists six upgradeable stats (no Speed).
Vehicle prices from PowerPyx (also repeated by allthings.how).
Restock price from GamesRadar only; four-part stock and Level 3 upgrade from PowerPyx only.
Names Ori and Per from Game Rant. 1,000-Credit price and 3-part stock from PowerPyx only (reported).
Trophy 'Hunk of Junk' needs a win with at least 4 Faulty Parts.
About 300 (reported: 'near 300' in a post-launch beginner guide; earlier interviews said 300+). This page lists the 48 parts we could source by name.
Up to four parts can be fitted at once and can be swapped, except Faulty parts, which cannot be replaced until repaired. The Gadgeteer Favor leaves room for additional parts (amount unknown). (reported by a single source; not officially confirmed)
Repairing a fault costs 2,000 Credits (as observed so far). Unknown whether cost scales with part quality.
Legendary (gold, Level 4) parts come from Scrap Dealer nodes, some Mystery Encounters, or upgrading an equipped Level 3 part at Hibi's Shop. (reported by a single source; not officially confirmed)
Parts and stat upgrades last only for the current tour and are lost when the run ends. Racer Styles, Favors and Tuning Point upgrades persist.