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Seatruck Horsepower Upgrade

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The Seatruck Horsepower Upgrade is a module that increases the Seatruck's speed when hauling three or more modules. It is acquired by scanning Sea Monkey Nests in the Lilypads Crevice.

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Seatruck Horsepower Upgrade

Seatruck Fabricator Module

PropertyDetails
CategorySeatruck Upgrades
Blueprint SourceSea Monkey Nests (Lilypads Crevice)
Crafted WithFabricator, Vehicle Upgrade Console
Size1
Debug IDseatruckupgradehorsepower

The Seatruck Horsepower Upgrade is a Seatruck upgrade which increases the Seatruck's speed when hauling three or more modules. The upgrade does not stack.

It can be found in Sea Monkey Nests in the Lilypads Crevice. Two separate nests must be scanned to unlock the Blueprint.

It can be crafted in the Seatruck Fabricator Module or in the Fabricator.

Speed

Max speeds with and without horsepower upgrade. "0" means the cabin alone. For reference, the Seatruck travels at 9.18 m/s with no modules and the player swims at about 4.5 m/s (without fins). Adding modules decreases total speed to a fixed percentage. Adding the Seatruck Horsepower Upgrade increases the speed by a fixed percentage.

# of ModulesMax Speed Without UpgradeMax Speed ActualSpeed Increase With UpgradeUpgrade Speed Actual
0100%9.18 m/s+0% (100%)9.18 m/s
1100%9.18 m/s+0% (100%)9.18 m/s
2100%9.18 m/s+0% (100%)9.18 m/s
384%7.71 m/s+15% (97%)8.89 m/s
468%6.24 m/s+17% (79%)7.28 m/s
557%5.25 m/s+18% (67%)6.17 m/s
649%4.52 m/s+22% (58%)5.35 m/s
743%3.97 m/s+19% (52%)4.73 m/s
839%3.54 m/s+19% (46%)4.23 m/s

Recipe

The blueprint for this item is acquired from Sea Monkey Nests located in the Lilypads Crevice. It can be crafted with the Fabricator or the Vehicle Upgrade Console.

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