Build Strategy: Handling

Handling makes the car easier to drive. It widens the timing windows for the rev at the start and for each shift. High Power or high Torque with low Handling does the opposite: the car looks quicker on the stat bars and is harder to keep in the green. High Torque with low Handling also adds swerve on the start. See What the Car Stats Do.

Use Handling when the timeslip says the light or the shifts are the problem, and the car's 1,000-foot time is already fine. A missed or late shift also does more Durability damage. See What Is Durability?.

How to add Handling

1. Tap the garage door icon at the bottom of the screen.
2. Tap Parts.
3. Tap a part in the engine, intake, drivetrain, or electronics slots, then tap Info.
4. Read the Handling bar next to Power and Torque. Pick the part that keeps the Power or Torque you want and raises Handling.
5. Tap Equip.
6. On the next start, hold the pedal until the tachometer is in the green zone, and keep the arrow in front of the car straight and green. See How to Race.
7. After the launch, shift while the red arrow is in the green zone.
8. Read the reaction time and the splits on the timeslip. A cleaner light and cleaner shifts are the sign the Handling is doing its job.

Power and Torque choices are in Build Strategy: Power and Torque.