Features:

• ENGINE BLOCK:The engine block is the core of your Laika set up. The engine block defines core performance of your Laika, including top speed and acceleration. A poorly kept engine block will mean you Laika will struggle to perform.
• CARBURETTOR: The carburettor controls the fuel consumption of the car, which in turn controls what MPG you'll get out of your Laika. A good, well maintained carburettor will mean you use less fuel, and can drive further for cheaper.
• IGNITION COIL: The ignition coil channels an electrical charge to start the engine. An ignition coil that's in bad condition may struggle to start the engine.
• FUEL TANK:Your Laika is running a 2-stroke engine. This means you'll want to mix in some oil to the fuel mixture. Failure to mix oil into the fuel will mean the engine won't be lubricated, and will wear at an increased rate.
• BATTERY:The battery provides the electrical charge for your Laika. The battery allows you to use lights, the radio, the car ignition, that kind of thing. If your Laika won't start, the first place to check is the battery.
• AIR FILTER:A non-essential component. It isn't necessarily required to run your Laika, but it's a good idea to have one as it will reduce the rate of wear to your engine block.
• WATER TANK:The water tank provides water to help keep your windscreen clean from dirt. Keep it in good condition or it'll start to leak water and soon you'll find yourself driving without any vision.