Will the modifications remain after Renault expires?
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Renault's expired appearance modifications will remain, but they are only saved for one month. If the Renault is not renewed within one month, all its data will be lost, and it will revert to the original Renault. Below are the details about modifications: 1. Introduction: Modifications are divided into Fine Modifications and Regular Modifications. The common point is that the synthesis materials are the same, all being parts of the mech (hands, feet, head, body, engine, core, control cabin). Weapons, ores, and materials dropped by monsters are not included. The progress added is calculated by level, with white and green parts at 1:1 and blue parts at 1:2. 2. Differences: The difference between Fine Modifications and Regular Modifications is that Fine Modifications require less progress than Regular Modifications. After 7 Fine Modifications, 1 Regular Modification must be performed, after which 7 Fine Modifications can be done again. Each Fine Modification increases the original blue attribute by 1%. At the same time, the armor durability, energy durability, and resistance of the equipment increase slightly, while CI, power, and knowledge requirements remain unchanged. Each Regular Modification upgrades the level of the original part.
When I used to drive a Renault, I also encountered a similar situation regarding whether modifications remain after the vehicle inspection expires. First of all, if you're referring to an expired vehicle inspection, the modifications are generally still on the car, but there's a risk when driving on the road. During the inspection, the staff will carefully check the vehicle, including any aftermarket parts you've added, such as the exhaust system or body kits. If the modifications are illegal, they can easily be spotted and you'll be required to remove them; if they're legal and meet the standards, like minor changes to the headlights or air intake, they can often pass, but you'll need to complete the overdue inspection procedures. I remember a few years ago, my neighbor's Renault Koleos failed the inspection because of a modified exhaust pipe and had to be restored, wasting both money and time. I suggest you quickly address the overdue inspection issue to avoid fines or penalty points, and also check whether your modifications comply with regulations—otherwise, the safety risks are greater, especially when driving at night with non-compliant lighting. Regular maintenance is key; don't slack off, as these small precautions can save you from big troubles.
