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=Vehicle Equipment=
The following are not considered modifications to the vehicle since they do not integrate into the systems of the vehicle in a significant way. They are standard pieces of equipment that can be purchased and easily installed or used.

==Rigger interface==
{{SR5:Special Item Template
|Availability=4|Cost=1,000
|Description=When added to a vehicle, this lets you use a control rig to jump in and control it directly through immersive virtual reality. The standard rigger interface allows the vehicle to be controlled with either a direct fiber-optic cable or wireless link. See Being the Machine, p. 265.
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==Standard weapon mount==
{{SR5:Special Item Template
|Availability=8F|Cost=2,500
|Description= Vehicles may be equipped with a number of weapon mounts equal to their unaugmented Body ÷ 3 (round down). Standard weapon mounts may hold any assault rifle or smaller-sized weapon and 250 rounds of ammo.
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===Heavy weapon mount===
{{SR5:Special Item Template
|Availability=14F|Cost=5,000
|Description=Heavy weapon mounts count as two weapon mounts and can hold any weapon and up to 500 rounds of belted ammo or up to Body rockets/missiles. All weapon mounts are operated remotely and can target a ninety-degree arc of fire (horizontal and vertical). 
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===Manual operation===
{{SR5:Special Item Template
|Availability=+1|Cost=+500
|Description=Manual operation can be added, but only for vehicles, not drones, and at extra cost.
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==Morphing License Plate==
{{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Morphing License Plate
|Availability=8F|Cost=1,000
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|Description=While most modern governments primarily use electronic identification for vehicles, they still require some sort of physical identification plate to uniquely identify a vehicle. Since being positively identified is something that an average shadowrunner wants to avoid, most install a special morphing license plate. Made from smart materials, a morphing license plate can reshape itself with a Complex Action and mimic any of the forms used in governments around the world today. Runners will typically also purchase a spoof chip keep their vehicle from being identified.

==Spoof Chip==
{{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Spoof Chip
|Availability=8F|Cost=500
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|Description=All governments in the civilized world require that a vehicle be uniquely tagged and broadcast that identification on demand. This allows law enforcement and any authorized government agency (and some unauthorized) to quickly identify and track a vehicle. All of that may sound great to the common wageslave, but those are all things that a shadowrunner wants to avoid like a VITAS plague. Consequently, installing a spoof chip has become a common practice for anyone wanted to use a vehicle for their shadow activities. The spoof chip mimics a standard vehicle identifier chip but can be command with a Complex Action to change its identifier to a different random value that is arithmetically generated to appear authentic. Installing a spoof chip requires a Hardware + Logic [Logic] (2) Test.
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==Road Strips==
Road strips use a myomeric rope to stretch out over a length of about fifteen meters (approximately four lanes of traffic) in order to cause some effect on the vehicle(s) that drive over it.

===Spike Strip===
{{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Spike Strip
|Availability=8R|Cost=200
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|Description=This strip consists of sharp, penetrating spikes that damage the tires of any vehicle that drives over it. The vehicle’s tires immediately blow out unless they are run flat tires (see below), forcing the driver to make an immediate Vehicle Test to avoid crashing. Even if the crash is avoided, flat tires give a –2 dice pool penalty on Vehicle Tests.
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===Zapper Strip===
{{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Zapper Strip
|Availability=12R|Cost=2,500
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|Description=The zapper strip is equipped with hundreds of tiny “feelers” that extend upward to brush against the chassis of a vehicle that passes over. When a vehicle drives over it, the strip sounds a powerful electromagnetic pulse into the chassis of the vehicle, attempting to damage its electronics. A vehicle that drives over a zapper strip suffers 10 DV(e) damage. A zapper strip has enough power for 10 discharges before needing to be recharged.
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===Tracking Strip===
{{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Tracking Strip
|Availability=8R|Cost=600
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|Description=The tracking strip is a subtle way to gather information about vehicles that pass by. Once deployed, whenever a vehicle passes over a tracking strip, it “fires” a [[SR5:Electronics:RFID_Tags#Stealth Tags|stealth tag]] that attaches itself to the vehicle. A tracking strip contains fifty stealth tags.
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==Special Tires==
Tires are one of the easiest ways to customize a vehicle. The following tires are available for all wheeled ground craft. Changing tires requires a Automotive Mechanic + Logic [Logic] (4, 5 minutes) Extended Test; or you can get your brother-in-law to do it for a case of beer, though that tends to take longer.

===Off-road Tires===
{{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Off-road Tires
|Availability=6|Cost=400|CostNote=/tire
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|Description=Designed specifically for rough terrain, these tires are not as effective as standard tires on standard roads. When equipped, the vehicle’s off-road Handling is increased by +1, and on-road Handling is reduce by –1. Off-road tires are also considered Run Flat Tires.
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===Racing Tires===
{{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Racing Tires
|Availability=6|Cost=250|CostNote=/tire
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|Description=The flip-side of off-road tires, racing tires are designed to maximize vehicle performance in urban conditions. When equipped, the vehicle’s on-road Handling is increased by +1 and off-road Handling is reduced by –1.
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===Run Flat Tires===
{{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Run Flat Tires
|Availability=4|Cost=250|CostNote=/tire
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|Description=A common upgrade for shadowrunners, run flat tires are filled with a dense but flexible foam instead of air. They continue to operate even when the tire has been punctured but will quickly deteriorate if the tire suffers significant structure damage.
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==Tool Kit==
It never hurts to be prepared! A smart vehicle owner will purchase at least an Automotive Mechanic [[SR5:Tools#Kit|Kit]] in their vehicle to affect emergency repairs, and possibly others if the vehicle has more exotic equipment.

=Power Train Modifications=
==Acceleration Enhancement==
===Acceleration Enhancement R1===
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Acceleration Enhancement R1
|Slots=4
|Threshold=12|Tools=Shop|Availability=6|Cost=Accel x 10,000
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===Acceleration Enhancement R2===
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Acceleration Enhancement R2
|Slots=8
|Threshold=24|Tools=Facility|Availability=6|Cost=Accel x 25,000
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Using a variety of techniques, like adding fuel accelerants (such as nitrous oxide), turbochargers, optimized air intakes, afterburners, or hydrofoil drives, the acceleration of a vehicle is increased. Due to inherent limitations in a vehicle’s design, its acceleration performance can only be increased so far. In the end, though, there’s nothing like going from zero to gone before you get shot. Acceleration enhancement can be taken at Rating 1 or 2, with the Rating of the modification being added to the vehicle’s Acceleration value.

==Gecko Tips==
===Gecko Tips (Body 1–3)===
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|Threshold=8|Tools=Shop|Availability=6|Cost=1,000
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===Gecko Tips (Body 4–6)===
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Gecko Tips (Body 4–6)
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|Threshold=16|Tools=Shop|Availability=6|Cost=5,000
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Using cutting-edge technology, the portion of any vehicle that contacts a surface can be made to strongly adhere to that surface. With the gecko tips modification, small vehicles can be made to literally climb walls or adhere to surfaces at an extremely sharp angle. The larger and heavier a vehicle is, the more extensive the modifications that are necessary to make the gecko tips system work. There are definite limits to the technology however, as it can only practically be installed on small mass vehicles and still allow them to move. If the gecko technology was applied to larger vehicles, they would literally rip away chunks of the surface they were adhered to if they tried to move. A vehicle installed with gecko tips can move on surfaces with angles that would otherwise be impossible, including vertically.

==Gliding System==

===Gliding System (Body <= 12)===
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Gliding System (Body <= 12)
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|Threshold=16|Tools=Facility|Availability=12R|Cost=Body x 3,000
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===Gliding System (Body > 12)===
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Gliding System (Body > 12)
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|Threshold=24|Tools=Facility|Availability=16R|Cost=Body x 4,000
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For those rare but frightening times when you find your (non-flying) vehicle plummeting to the ground, you’ll thank the Great Ghost you installed a gliding system. The gliding system deploys a large-scale parachute and uses a series of small thrusters installed on the hull of the vehicle to provide limited maneuverability while descending. For vehicles with an exceptionally large mass, there is an upgraded system that uses other methods, including multiple parachutes and retro-thrusters, to slow the descent. While the system allows a vehicle to fall and not be utterly destroyed, the landing is far from graceful. When it lands, the vehicle takes (Body / 2) damage just as if it had crashed (p. 201, SR5). Owners planning on using the gliding system on a regular basis will often install a Passenger Protection System (see p. 159). After it has been deployed, the parachute(s) in the gliding system can be released with a wireless or manual command. Repacking the parachute(s) for reuse is a manual process requiring about one hour.

==Handling Enhancement==
===Handling Enhancement (R1)===
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===Handling Enhancement (R2)===
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===Handling Enhancement (R3)===
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|Threshold=24|Tools=Facility|Availability=10|Cost=Handl x 12,000
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By adjusting the suspension and/or adjusting the workings of control systems, a vehicle can be made more responsive to manual or electronic controls. This can range from optimizing control system response times, to more dramatic changes like gyroscopic stabilizers, or destabilizing the structural integrity of the hull. Handling enhancement can be taken with a Rating of 1 to 3, with the Rating added to the Handling (both on-road and off-road) of the vehicle.

==Improved Economy==
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Improved Economy
|Slots=2
|Threshold=12|Tools=Facility|Availability=4|Cost=7,500
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|Description=With this modification, the fuel consumption of the vehicle has been optimized to use the minimum amount necessary for standard operation. Additionally, the vehicle is fitted with a variety of different means to gather operational power from the environment around it including sunlight, static electricity, and wind. A vehicle with improved economy doubles its operational time as long as it is operating within normal parameters—no high speed chases.
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==Manual Control Override==
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Manual Control Override
|Slots=1
|Threshold=4|Tools=Shop|Availability=6|Cost=500
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|Description=For runners that are extra paranoid about the Matrix security on their vehicle (or just unwilling to pay for it), they can install a manual control override system. Nearly every modern vehicle made in the 2070s has the ability to be piloted remotely or purely through its electronic controls as well as its manual/mechanical controls. If a rigger is really nervous about those electronic controls being taken over, they can install a switch so that the manual controls will always take priority over the electronic ones. In order to prevent the switch from being remotely deactivated, it is always mechanical in nature with the physical pressing of the button making or breaking connections to ensure the precedence of the manual controls. In game terms, when manual control override is activated, piloting a vehicle via AR or VR is not possible. The system can only be activated by someone physically in the vehicle, within reach of the switch (usually the driver’s seat), and by using a Free Action.
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==Multifuel Engine==
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Multifuel Engine
|Slots=4
|Threshold=20|Tools=Shop|Availability=10|Cost=Body x 1,000
|Special=For teams that frequently find themselves needing to travel far away from the comforts of modern civilization, modifying a vehicle with a multifuel engine has provide invaluable. First, a portable plasma furnace is installed on the vehicle that can render small quantities of matter down to its constituent parts. Then, the vehicle’s engine is modified to be able to consume the raw material output of the plasma torch. This allows nearly any matter to be fed into the vehicle as fuel. A vehicle with a multifuel engine can always be refueled as long as there is raw material around to be processed.
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==Off-Road Suspension==
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Off-Road Suspension 2
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|Threshold=Shop|Skill=4|Availability=Vehicle|Cost=cost|CostNote= x 25%
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|Description=For those that like to make their own roads rather than follow them, there is the off-road suspension. Most modern vehicles are designed to operate on a smoothly prepared road and do not respond well out of that environment. With an off-road suspension, a vehicle’s suspension system has been replaced with one designed to operate in more rugged environments. The downside, however, is that the vehicle loses some of it responsiveness when operating in regular on-road environments. A vehicle with an off-road suspension has +1 Handling when driving off-road, but –1 Handling on-road. This stacks with bonuses from off-road tires.
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==Removed Manual Controls==
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Removed Manual Controls
|Slots=1
|Threshold=Shop|Skill=4|Availability=2|Cost=200
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|Description=Riggers who are completely confident in their Matrix skills and security but worried about their lack of physical security will often add a removed manual controls modification. Almost all vehicles in the 2070s are capable of being piloted by either electronic or manual controls. With this modification, the owner simply removes the option for manual controls, relying entirely on the electronic ones. Anyone wishing to pilot the vehicle who is not the owner must succeed on a Control Device Matrix action (p. 238, SR5).
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==Rigger Cocoon==
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Rigger Cocoon
|Slots=2
|Threshold=6|Tools=Kit|Availability=8|Cost=1,500
|Special=For riggers, there is no safer place where they would leave their body than a rigger cocoon. Generally built into the driver’s seat of a vehicle, the cocoon is designed solely for the safety and comfort of someone who’s consciousness is going to be somewhere other than their body. The cocoon has ballistic cloth and hard armored plating for physical protection, is fire resistant, has its own oxygen supply, and carries a host of biomed sensors to monitor the occupant’s condition. Additionally, the cocoon has a variety of safety systems to keep the occupant safe through the most extreme vehicle maneuvers and even crashes. Getting into a rigger cocoon takes about a minute, but it can be exited with a Complex Action using a quick-release system.

Treat the rigger cocoon as a barrier with an Armor of 12 and Structure of 8 (p. 197, SR5). The occupant of the rigger cocoon receives +6 dice to resist damage from crashes or other vehicle maneuvers.
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==Rocket Booster==
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Rocket Booster
|Slots=10
|Threshold=36|Tools=Facility|Availability=16F|Cost=Body x 5,000
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|Description=Vehicle operators who are truly daring (or have a death wish) cannot resist installing a rocket booster. This extreme modification installs a high-powered rocket propulsion system to allow the vehicle to make short jumps over intervening terrain or obstacles. That could be a gap in an unfinished road for a ground vehicle, or a dyke or dam that a boat might attempt to leap over. For aircraft, this allows them to take off with half the normal required distance. The rocket is angled to generate an upward lift of about 5 meters, similar to a jump ramp, allowing the vehicle to clear an object or gap about the size of a semi trailer or train car. The gamemaster should have the driver make a Vehicle Test with a difficulty they feel appropriate for the jump. Activating the rocket system takes a Complex Action and is in no way subtle, but it is spectacular. When landing the vehicle must resist (Body) DV damage, following all of the rules for Crash damage (p. 201, SR5). Additionally, the driver must make an immediate Vehicle Test to maintain control. If successful, the vehicle can continue driving as normal, but if it is failed the vehicle crashes.
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==Secondary Manual Controls==
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Secondary Manual Controls
|Slots=2
|Threshold=10|Tools=Shop|Availability=4|Cost=1,000
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|Description=Does your team have a backseat driver who’s always wanting to take control? Or maybe your always sitting in the vehicle of teammate and wishing you had your own gas control so they would just get moving? Both of those problems can be solved with the secondary manual controls modification. This modification literally provides a second set of manual controls that can be used to pilot the vehicle, just like the primary set. Either set can control the vehicle, but the primary set always has priority. If the vehicle also has manual control override, the system can be set to switch only when a manual switch is activated. Secondary manual controls are useful for teams that may need a secondary person to control a vehicle while the driver is otherwise occupied or particularly vulnerable.
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==Secondary Propulsion==
{|class="sortable wikitable" style="float:right;"
|+Secondary Propulsion Modes
!NAME!!HANDLING!!SPEED!!ACCEL
|-
!Amphibious (Surface)
|2||2||1
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!Amphibious (Submersible)
|2||2||2
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!Hovercraft
|2/2||3||2
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!Rotor
|2||3||2
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!Tracked
|2/4||2||1
|-
!Walker
|5||1||1
|}
===Secondary Propulsion (Amphibious)===
There are times when only the most dramatic action will break off a pursuer, and having your vehicle ditch into the water and keep going is definitely a dramatic action. An amphibious operation package is a dramatic modification that allows the vehicle to travel on water (if it didn’t already have the means to do so). The modification comes in two versions, surface and submersible, depending on how far the owner wants to take the modifications and what the needs are for water travel.

====Surface====
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Secondary Propulsion (Amphibious, Surface)
|Slots=4
|Threshold=10|Tools=Shop|Availability=6|Cost=Body x 200
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|Description=With the surface version, the vehicle is able to float on top of the water. This could involve a variety of systems including a secondary hull shaped to displace an appropriate amount of water, inflatable skirts or ballasts that expand to create flotation, or pontoons attached to the hull of the vehicle. Regardless of the exact form, the modification is fairly extensive, and it is immediately obvious to any observer that something dramatic has been done to the vehicle. When operating on water, the vehicle can use its normal means of propulsion or a low-powered propeller. If the latter is used, speed and maneuverability are fairly limited, but the vehicle at least functions. It probably wouldn’t do well crossing an ocean or large lake, but it can easily get across a river, sound, or bay.
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====Submersible====
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Secondary Propulsion (Amphibious, Submersible)
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|Threshold=20|Tools=Shop|Availability=12R|Cost=Body x 2,000
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|Description=With the submersible version, the vehicle has been modified to operate under the water. This modification is much more extensive but also more subtle than the surface version. Seals are put in to make sure the vehicle and its essential components are watertight. A secondary propulsion system is then installed to allow it to move while submerged. Classically, this means a propeller powered by the vehicle’s drive train, but it can also be a ducted waterjet system for those that like later technology. Finally, internal or external ballast tanks/balloons are added so that the vehicle can control its depth. While the vehicle is capable of moving underwater, it does not handle extreme conditions well and can only handle depths of about 100 meters.
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===Secondary Propulsion (Hovercraft)===
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Secondary Propulsion (Hovercraft)
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|Threshold=16|Tools=Shop|Availability=12|Cost=Body x 1,000
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|Description=A well-traveled rigger knows that lots of areas in the world have demanding terrain. Plus, the work of a runner means that they often need to take the path less traveled. For a truly versatile vehicle, there is the hovercraft upgrade. As with all secondary propulsion systems, this is an extensive upgrade that adds an entire alternate means of motion to the vehicle. A large rubber skirt is added all around the vehicle that can be inflated on demand. Steering and control mechanisms are added so that the vehicle can be directed while hovering, which usually involve using compressed air or expanding gas. While hovering, the vehicle only lifts a few centimeters off of the ground, but it can travel across water. Maneuvering is sluggish compared to most standard modes.
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===Secondary Propulsion (Rotor)===
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Secondary Propulsion (Rotor)
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|Threshold=24|Tools=Facility|Availability=12R|Cost=Body x 3,000
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|Description=A well-traveled rigger knows that lots of areas in the world have demanding terrain. Plus, the work of a runner means that they often need to take the path less traveled. For a truly versatile vehicle, there is the hovercraft upgrade. As with all secondary propulsion systems, this is an extensive upgrade that adds an entire alternate means of motion to the vehicle. A large rubber skirt is added all around the vehicle that can be inflated on demand. Steering and control mechanisms are added so that the vehicle can be directed while hovering, which usually involve using compressed air or expanding gas. While hovering, the vehicle only lifts a few centimeters off of the ground, but it can travel across water. Maneuvering is sluggish compared to most standard modes.
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===Secondary Propulsion (Tracked)===
{{SR5:Power Train Mods Template|Name=Secondary Propulsion (Tracked)
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|Description=Another in the line of secondary propulsion modes, the tracked mode is the ultimate in conquering off-road terrain. This ingenious modification features a system where jacks are deployed to lift the vehicle off the ground, then the tires (or other regular propulsion) are retracted partially into the body, and the tracks are deployed. Finally, the jacks are retracted, and the tracks become the means of propulsion. Smugglers that use a watercraft as their primary vehicle have found this system extremely helpful in allowing their boat to make short excursions into the typically rugged terrain frequented by smugglers. Others who have installed them in ground craft do so because they find other methods of off-road travel not good enough, or they want the versatility of being able to switch from a primary on-road system to the tracked system without making a sacrifice to either.

When moving in tracked mode, a vehicle can move through extremely rough terrain without issue, including crossing trenches and climbing steep angles. Gamemasters should reduce driving difficulty as appropriate. Though the vehicle’s speed is limited, it can pivot on the spot since both tracks can move forward or backward independently.
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==Secondary Propulsion (Walker)==
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|Threshold=16|Tools=Shop|Availability=12|Cost=Body x 2,000
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|Description=For truly exceptional or demanding terrain, some riggers install a walker system of secondary propulsion on their vehicles. Using a variable number (four to eight, as needed) of retractable mechanical legs, the vehicle can deploy the system to give the vehicle the versatility and mobility of a walker. When deployed, the body of the vehicle is lifted about a meter off of the ground to provide clearance from the terrain, with each leg able to move backwards or forwards independently to provide a walking motion. When in walker mode, a vehicle is able to traverse far more rugged terrain than any other propulsion and still be highly maneuverability, though its speed is severely limited. When using the walker mode of secondary propulsion, the vehicle uses those stats for Handling, Speed, and Acceleration. Additionally, while in walker mode, the vehicle has the basic maneuverability of a metahuman meaning it can stop instantly and pivot on the spot.
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==Speed Enhancement==
===Speed Enhancement (R1)===
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===Speed Enhancement (R2)===
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===Speed Enhancement (R3)===
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Using a variety of techniques and equipment (depending on the vehicle), including things such as superchargers, fuel distribution optimization, and parts replacement, the top speed of the vehicle is increased. More dramatic increases in top end speed require more extensive modifications to the vehicle as it is pushed far beyond its original design and limitations. Some designs can only be pushed so far. In the end, though, having that raw top-end speed can save your hoop. Speed Enhancement modification can be taken with a Rating of 1 to 3, with the Rating adding to the Speed attribute of the vehicle.

=Protection Modifications=
Protection modifications are all based around providing various defensive measures for the vehicle or its occupants.

==Anti-Theft System==
No self-respecting rigger wants to let their precious vehicle be stolen by some gutter punk with a screwdriver. The anti-theft system modification provides a variety of protection options, depending on the level rating.

===Anti-Theft System (R1)===
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|Threshold=4|Tools=Kit|Availability=4|Cost=500
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|Description=Rating 1 simply installs sensors that detect an unauthorized intrusion and alerts the owner with physical lights and sounds, or sends an electronic message, or both.
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===Anti-Theft System (R2)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Protection Mods Template|Name=Anti-Theft System (R2)
|Slots=2
|Threshold=8|Tools=Kit|Availability=6|Cost=1,000
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|Description=Rating 2 includes the sensors from the previous level and adds the ability for the owner to remotely lockdown the vehicle, making it physically impossible to drive until the release code is sent by the owner. This system can be circumvented by decking the vehicle, or mechanically disabling the fail safe with a Hardware+Logic [Logic] (4) Test.
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===Anti-Theft System (R3)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Protection Mods Template|Name=Anti-Theft System (R3)
|Slots=4
|Threshold=12|Tools=Shop|Availability=8R|Cost=2,500
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|Description=If all of that is just for soft-ass corporate drones, then Rating 3 may be for you. This level includes all of the previous features, with the addition of an electro-shock system inflicting 9S(e), or a gas release system equipped with the [[SR5:Toxins|toxin]] of your choice.
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===Anti-Theft System (R4)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Protection Mods Template|Name=Anti-Theft System (R4)
|Slots=6
|Threshold=16|Tools=Shop|Skill=Demolitions|Availability=12F|Cost=5,000
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|Description=Rating 4 is the final word in vehicle protection; it includes all of the previous level’s features and adds a remote triggered self-destruct option. The modified vehicle is reduced to medium-to-small component parts. The explosion has a base damage of 12P and –2 AP, with damage from the blast –2/m.
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==Armor==
===Armor (Standard)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Protection Mods Template|Name=Armor (Standard)
|Slots=Rating x 2
|Threshold=Rating x 2|Tools=Shop|Skill=Armorer|Availability=6R|Cost=Rating x 500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Armor (Concealed)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Protection Mods Template|Name=Armor (Concealed)
|Slots=Rating x 3
|Threshold=Rating x 3|Tools=Shop|Skill=Armorer|Availability=12R|Cost=Rating x 3,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

Need to protect your vehicle? Then give it some armor! Vehicle armor comes in two varieties: standard and concealed. '''Standard''' vehicle armor is additional plating bolted or welded to the exterior—crude but incredibly effective. However, it is immediately obvious to any observer that the vehicle has a bunch of extra plating slapped on to it. While that will win a runner some points in the barrens, it may not sit too well with security forces in downtown. '''Concealed''' armor is installed in such a way as to be noticeable only to a trained observer (Perception (4) Test), but does not allow nearly as much protection to be installed. A vehicle must choose the standard or concealed option for all additional armor taken—there cannot be some armor of one time along with some of the other. Regardless of type, each point taken for this modification adds a point to the vehicle’s Armor value for Damage Resistance Tests. The most armor any vehicle can add is equal to vehicle Body (meaning maximum armor=Body + existing armor Rating). This is true even if there are remaining modification slots on the vehicle.

==Passenger Protection System (Rating 1-6)==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Protection Mods Template|Name=PPS (Rating 1-6)
|Slots=2
|Threshold=Rating x 4|Tools=Shop|Availability=6|Cost=Rating x 2,000
|Special=
|Description=The passenger protection system (PPS) is a well known and trusted series of systems and modifications made to a vehicle to keep its passengers safe in the case of a collision or other “adverse vehicular situations.” PPS components include four-point harnesses, padded surfaces, quick-deploying air bags, and in some cases fast-drying foam. A PPS has a Rating of 1 to 6, with the Rating added as dice pool bonus to any Damage Resistance Tests by passengers from damage due to crashes or any other vehicular activity (including ramming) that is not an attack by a weapon.
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Personal Armor (Rating 1-10)==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Protection Mods Template|Name=Personal Armor (Rating 1-10)
|Slots=2
|Threshold=Rating x 2|Tools=Shop|Skill=Armorer|Availability=(Rating)R|Cost=Rating x 500
|Special=
|Description=Shadowrunning in a vehicle can be dangerous for the occupants. Besides just faithful (or mercenary) teammates, there may be precious cargo or passengers that need protecting. Personal armor is a modification that adds additional ballistic protection to the occupants of a vehicle in the form of protective lining, ballistic cloth, and ricochet-reducing materials. The modification has a Rating of 1 to 10, with each Rating point adding to the armor used in Damage Resistance Tests for damage to passengers from attacks originating outside the vehicle.
|Jackpoint=
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==Special Armor Modification==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Protection Mods Template|Name=Special Armor Modification
|Slots=2
|Threshold=12|Tools=Shop|Skill=Armorer|Availability=(As Mod)|Cost=(As Mod) x 2
|Special=
|Description=With this modification a vehicle’s armor can be made more resistant to a specific type of damage. Special armor modification works in the same was as modifications for personal armor (p. 437-438, SR5), with vehicles able to take only Chemical Protection, Fire Resistance, Insulation, Nonconductivity, Radiation Shielding, and Universal Mirror Material. Each modification can be taken with a maximum Rating of the armor value of the vehicle. Special armor modification may be taken multiple times, each time with a different armor modification.
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

=Weapon Modifications=
==Ammo Bin==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Ammo Bin
|Slots=1
|Threshold=4|Tools=Shop|Skill=Armorer|Availability=6R|Cost=200
|Special=
|Description=
Are you one of those runners that feel that any problem can be solved with enough bullets? Is “spray and pray” your personal street proverb? Then you probably want the ammo bin modification. Each ammo bin modification provides an extra 250 rounds of ammunition for one of the vehicle’s weapon mounts. The modification may be taken multiple times, providing more rounds for different weapons or even multiple times for the same weapon (if you really need a lot of bullets).
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==Drone Racks==
A drone rack is an indispensable tool for a rigger who relies on drones to accomplish critical tasks for their team. Drone racks consist of a metal framework or harness designed to allow for quick and easy deployment of a drone in an instant, turning a vehicle equipped with several of them into a powerful, multipurpose drone carrier. Any drone carried in any kind of drone rack can be deployed by spending a Complex Action, or Simple Action if it is wireless enabled. Each drone rack can carry a single drone of a maximum size depending on the size of the rack. Additionally, each drone rack can be standard or landing type.

All '''standard''' drone racks deploy drones as above but require a manual process to re-embark the drone. This involves physically putting the drone back into the rack, a process that takes about one minute per drone.

'''Landing''' drone racks have a mechanic or electromagnetic grapple system that can automatically re-embark a drone that is directly beneath or adjacent to them with a Complex Action. This can even be done while the the vehicle is in motion, as long as the target drone can match the vehicle’s speed.

'''Micro''' drone racks can hold up to ten micro drones, '''mini''' drone racks can carry a drone of up one Mini size, '''small''' drone racks can carry up to one Small drone, '''medium''' drone racks can carry up to one Medium drone, and '''large''' drone racks can carry (you guessed it) up to one Large drone.

===Standard Drone Rack (Mini)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Standard Drone Rack (Mini)
|Slots=1
|Threshold=8|Tools=Kit|Availability=4|Cost=500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Standard Drone Rack (Small)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Standard Drone Rack (Small)
|Slots=2
|Threshold=10|Tools=Shop|Availability=4|Cost=1,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Standard Drone Rack (Medium)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Standard Drone Rack (Medium)
|Slots=3
|Threshold=12|Tools=Shop|Availability=6|Cost=2,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Standard Drone Rack (Large)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Standard Drone Rack (Large)
|Slots=4
|Threshold=16|Tools=Shop|Availability=8|Cost=4,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Landing Drone Rack (Mini)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Landing Drone Rack (Mini)
|Slots=2
|Threshold=10|Tools=Shop|Availability=6|Cost=1,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Landing Drone Rack (Small)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Landing Drone Rack (Small)
|Slots=3
|Threshold=12|Tools=Shop|Availability=6|Cost=4,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Landing Drone Rack (Medium)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Landing Drone Rack (Medium)
|Slots=4
|Threshold=14|Tools=Facility|Availability=8|Cost=10,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Landing Drone Rack (Large)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Landing Drone Rack (Large)
|Slots=5
|Threshold=20|Tools=Facility|Availability=12|Cost=20,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Gun Port==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Gun Port
|Slots=1
|Threshold=4|Tools=Kit|Availability=6R|Cost=500
|Special=
|Description=For those times when you want your vehicle to be less “car” and more “armored personnel carrier,” there is the gun port mod. A gun port is a small flap or slot installed strategically in the hull of the vehicle that allows a single passenger (or the driver, if you can multitask) to shoot a hand-held weapon at a target outside the vehicle, while still staying completely protected by the vehicle’s armor. The port provides a ninety-degree cone of visibility, and a small stability harness that provides 4 points of Recoil Compensation. The gun port mod can be taken as many times as possible for the vehicle, though provides no benefit beyond the amount of passengers that a vehicle can reasonably carry.
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Missile Defense System==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Missile Defense System
|Slots=3
|Threshold=16|Tools=Facility|Skill=Software|Availability=12R|Cost=15,000
|Special=
|Description=While this item normally reserved for military use, a resourceful and properly connected shadowrunner has been known to get their hands on a missile defense system (MDS). Using a highly complicated and specialized set of software, the system ties in control of one or more on-board weapon systems to shoot down incoming missiles and rockets while in flight. The system requires the vehicle to have a Sensor rating of 5 (minimum) and at least one weapon capable of Full-Auto fire, or a laser weapon, to be attached via remote control turret weapon mount. When an incoming projectile is detected, the system takes control of all weapons tied into it in order to intercept in the incoming projectile. This supersedes any other current controller of the weapon(s). Ballistics weapons use 20 rounds of ammunition each time the system activates. In game turns, each ballistic weapon tied into the system gives the defender +2 on Defense Tests made against missiles and rockets. Each laser weapon provides +4 dice.
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Oil Slick Sprayer==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Oil Slick Sprayer
|Slots=2
|Threshold=8|Tools=Shop|Availability=8F|Cost=500
|Special=
|Description=
Some runners say that old tricks are the best tricks, and they’re the ones who most love the simple but effective oil slick sprayer. Using a few nozzles and a reservoir of slick fluid, the ground immediately behind the vehicle can be made extremely hazardous to pursuing groundbased vehicles. Activating the oil slick sprayer is a Free Action; following activation, any ground vehicles in pursuit at Short Range must make a Reaction + Vehicle Skill [Handling] (2) Test to avoid crashing. The oil slick sprayer has 6 charges and can be completely refilled for 50 nuyen.
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Ram Plate==
While ramming might be a last resort for some, it is a first resort for others, and the ram plate is the perfect modification for those people. Ram plates come in a huge variety of shapes and sizes, from wickedly engineered sharpened bifurcating blades to a motley collection of extra car parts that the gangers welded to the front. All are equally effective. When making a Ramming attack (see p. 203, SR5) the damage done by the ramming vehicle is increased by one level, as if it were going one speed category higher. Damage taken to the ramming vehicle is unchanged.

==Road Strip Ejector==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Road Strip Ejector
|Slots=2
|Threshold=10|Tools=Shop|Availability=10F|Cost=800|CostNote=+ strips
|Special=
|Description=The road strip ejector is another classic but effective countermeasure from the good old days. Using a simple powered release mechanism, a belt that is extremely hazardous to ground vehicles is deployed with a Free Action. A road strip ejector can be equipped with any one type of road strip. The strip ejector can carry six individual strips. Refills cost the price of six of whatever road strip is desired.
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|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Smoke Projector==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Smoke Projector
|Slots=2
|Threshold=8|Tools=Shop|Availability=6R|Cost=750|CostNote=(+100¥ for Thermal Smoke)
|Special=
|Description=Another oldie but a goodie, the smoke projector continues to prove that simple never goes out of style. One or two canisters with aerosol nozzles are attached to the vehicle, releasing a huge cloud of dense smoke on command with a Free Action. Once deployed, all actions of vehicles up to one hundred meters behind the vehicle are affected by the Moderate Smoke Visibility Modifier. For a little bit more nuyen, the system can be installed with thermal smoke.
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Weapon Mount==
Shadowrunning is not a business where one wants tobe defenseless (or offense-less, for that matter), so riggers often awant to put weapons on their vehicle. While a small number of security or military-class vehicles are designed to mount weapon systems, the vast majority of vehicles are designed and built for civilian use, so installing a weapon system is strictly an after-market affair. Just like the weapons that they support, weapon mounts come in a large variety of shapes and sizes to suit the needs of the weapon as well as the owner. All weapon mounts have four attributes: Size, Visibility, Flexibility, and Control.

'''Size''' defines what kind of weapons can be attached to the weapon mount. Light weapon mounts can hold weapons in the following categories: Melee, Tasers, Hold-Out Pistols Light Pistols, Heavy Pistols, Machine Pistols, and Submachine Guns. Standard weapon mounts can hold Tasers, Hold-Outs, Light Pistols, Heavy Pistols, Assault Rifles, Sniper Rifles, Shotguns, Exotic Ranged Weapons, Flamethrowers, and Special Weapons. Heavy weapon mounts can hold any of the previous, as well as weapons from the following categories: Machine Guns, Cannons, Launchers, and Lasers.

'''Visibility''' defines where a weapon is mounted on a vehicle and how noticeable it is. An external mount places the weapon on the outside of the vehicle, on its hull somewhere, which is plainly obvious to any observer. An internal mount has the weapon inside the vehicle until it’s deployed using a Simple Action. Once deployed the weapon is externally visible and easily seen, but while internal the weapon cannot be seen from outside observation. A concealed mount is an internal mount but further conceals the weapon behind false paneling and other vehicle features such that it is not obvious even when searching the inside, requiring a Perception + Intuition [Intuition] (4) Test to find.

'''Flexibility''' defines how movable a weapon is on its mount. A fixed mount cannot turn independently from the vehicle it is attached to and so relies on the driver of the vehicle to aim the weapon; it cannot change its direction of fire unless the vehicle direction also changes. A flexible mount has a limited range of motion, able to move ninety degrees horizontally and vertically. A turret mount allows for a full 360-degree of movement but can be constrained depending on where on the hull of the vehicle the weapon is placed. Most smart riggers will put a turret mount on the roof of the vehicle to fully utilize its range of motion.

'''Control''' determines how the weapon attached to the mount can be fired. These days the default is remote, meaning the weapon can be fired by making a Control Device Matrix Action (the owner of such a device automatically succeeds). For the security paranoid, or those that just like the hands-on approach, manual control can be applied to a weapon. This option removes the possibility of remote, electronic control in favor of direct mechanical operation of the weapon, meaning a metahuman must physically operate the weapon, which tends to put them at bodily risk. Armored manual control is an option where the operator of the weapon is protected by armored panels and shields while operating the weapon. This gives the firer +6 armor against ranged attacks while operating the weapon.

To calculate the final cost of the weapon mount modification, start with the Size. The apply the modifiers to Slot, Threshold, Availability, and Cost when choosing the other options. Use the highest requirement for Tools from the options chosen

===Weapon Mounts===
====Weapon Mount (Light)====
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Weapon Mount (Light)
|Slots=1
|Threshold=4|Tools=Kit|Skill=Armorer|Availability=6F|Cost=750
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

====Weapon Mount (Standard)====
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Weapon Mount (Standard)
|Slots=2
|Threshold=6|Tools=Shop|Skill=Armorer|Availability=8F|Cost=1,500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

====Weapon Mount (Heavy)====
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Weapon Mount (Heavy)
|Slots=4
|Threshold=10|Tools=Shop|Skill=Armorer|Availability=12F|Cost=4,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Visibility===
====External Visibility====
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=External Visibility
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
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====Internal Visibility====
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Internal Visibility
|Slots=+2
|Threshold=+6|Tools=Shop|Availability=+2|Cost=+1,500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

====Concealed Visibility====
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Concealed Visibility
|Slots=+4
|Threshold=+10|Tools=Shop|Availability=+4|Cost=+4,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Flexibility===
====Fixed Flexibility====
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Fixed Flexibility
|Special=
|Description=
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====Flexible Flexibility====
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Flexible Flexibility
|Slots=+1
|Threshold=+4|Tools=Shop|Availability=+2|Cost=+2,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

====Turret Flexibility====
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Turret Flexibility
|Slots=+2
|Threshold=+12|Tools=Facility|Availability=+6|Cost=+5,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Control===
====Remote Control====
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Remote Control
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

====Manual Control====
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Manual Control
|Slots=+1
|Threshold=+4|Tools=Shop|Availability=+1|Cost=+500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

====Armored Manual Control====
{{SR5:Vehicle:Weapon Mods Template|Name=Armored Manual Control
|Slots=+2
|Threshold=+6|Tools=Shop|Availability=+4|Cost=+1,500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

=Body Modifications=

==Assembly/Disassembly==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Assembly/Disassembly
|Slots=2
|Threshold=Body x 4 (Min. 1)|Tools=Facility|Availability=6|Cost=1,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Chameleon Coating==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Chameleon Coating
|Slots=2
|Threshold=10|Tools=Facility|Availability=12F|Cost=Body x 1,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Extra Entry/Exit Points==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Extra Entry/Exit Points
|Slots=1
|Threshold=8|Tools=Shop|Availability=8|Cost=2,500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Extreme Environment Modification==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Extreme Environment Modification
|Slots=2
|Threshold=12|Tools=Shop|Availability=6|Cost=2,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Increased Seating==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Increased Seating
|Slots=2
|Threshold=6|Tools=Shop|Availability=4|Cost=2,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Life Support==
===Life Support (L1)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Life Support (L1)
|Slots=2
|Threshold=10|Tools=Shop|Availability=8|Cost=Body x 500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Life Support (L2)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Life Support (L2)
|Slots=4
|Threshold=20|Tools=Shop|Availability=12|Cost=Body x 2,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Mechanical Arm==
===Mechanical Arm (Basic)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Mechanical Arm (Basic)
|Slots=2
|Threshold=8|Tools=Shop|Availability=4|Cost=1,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Mechanical Arm (Articulated)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Mechanical Arm (Articulated)
|Slots=3
|Threshold=16|Tools=Facility|Availability=6|Cost=5,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Nanomaintenance System (R 1-4)==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Nanomaintenance System (R 1-4)
|Slots=Rating
|Threshold=Rating x 4|Tools=Shop|Availability=(R x 5)R|Cost=Rating x 5,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Realistic Features (R 1-4)==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Realistic Features (R 1-4)
|Slots=Rating
|Threshold=Rating x 4|Tools=Shop|Skill=Medicine|Availability=(R x 3)R|Cost=Rating x Body x 1,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Smuggling Compartment==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Smuggling Compartment
|Slots=3
|Threshold=16|Tools=Facility|Availability=8F|Cost=1,500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Smuggling Compartment (Shielding)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Smuggling Compartment (Shielding)
|Slots=n/a
|Threshold=12|Tools=Facility|Availability=12F|Cost=3,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Special Equipment==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Special Equipment
|Slots=variable
|Threshold=variable|Tools=variable|Skill=variable|Availability=variable|Cost=variable
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Valkyrie Module==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Valkyrie Module
|Slots=4
|Threshold=6|Tools=Shop|Skill=Hardware|Availability=8|Cost=2,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Winch==
===Winch (Basic)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Winch (Basic)
|Slots=1
|Threshold=8|Tools=Shop|Availability=4|Cost=750
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Winch (Enhanced)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Winch (Enhanced)
|Slots=2
|Threshold=12|Tools=Facility|Availability=8|Cost=4,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Workshop==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Body Mods Template|Name=Workshop
|Slots=6
|Threshold=20|Tools=Facility
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}


=Electromagnetic Modifications=

==Electromagnetic Shielding==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Electromagnetic Mods Template|Name=Electromagnetic Shielding
|Slots=2
|Threshold=20|Tools=Facility|Availability=6R|Cost=Body x 500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==ECM==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Electromagnetic Mods Template|Name=ECM
|Slots=2
|Threshold=20|Tools=Shop|Skill=Hardware|Availability=(R x 3)F|Cost=Rating x 500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Gridlink==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Electromagnetic Mods Template|Name=Gridlink
|Slots=2
|Threshold=4|Tools=Shop|Skill=Hardware|Availability=4|Cost=750
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Gridlink Override==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Electromagnetic Mods Template|Name=Gridlink Override
|Slots=1
|Threshold=8|Tools=Kit|Skill=Hardware|Availability=8F|Cost=1,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Pilot Enhancement (R1–3)==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Electromagnetic Mods Template|Name=Pilot Enhancement (R1–3)
|Slots=[Rating]
|Threshold=Rating x 3|Tools=Kit|Skill=Hardware|Availability=R x 2|Cost=Rating x 2,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Pilot Enhancement (R4–6)==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Electromagnetic Mods Template|Name=Pilot Enhancement (R4–6)
|Slots=[Rating]
|Threshold=Rating x 4|Tools=Shop|Skill=Hardware|Availability=R x 3|Cost=Rating x 5,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Retrans Unit==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Electromagnetic Mods Template|Name=Retrans Unit
|Slots=2
|Threshold=4|Tools=Kit|Skill=Hardware|Availability=8|Cost=4,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Satellite Link==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Electromagnetic Mods Template|Name=Satellite Link
|Slots=1
|Threshold=6|Tools=Kit|Skill=Hardware|Availability=6|Cost=500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Sensor Enhancement (R1–3)==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Electromagnetic Mods Template|Name=Sensor Enhancement (R1–3)
|Slots=[Rating]
|Threshold=Rating x 3|Tools=Shop|Skill=Hardware|Availability=R x 2|Cost=Rating x 2,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Sensor Enhancement (R4–6)==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Electromagnetic Mods Template|Name=Sensor Enhancement (R4–6)
|Slots=[Rating]
|Threshold=Rating x 4|Tools=Shop|Skill=Hardware|Availability=R x 3|Cost=Rating x 5,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Signature Masking (R1–6)==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Electromagnetic Mods Template|Name=Signature Masking (R1–6)
|Slots=[Rating]
|Threshold=Rating x 6|Tools=Facility|Availability=14F|Cost=Rating x 2,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==SunCell==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Electromagnetic Mods Template|Name=SunCell
|Slots=2
|Threshold=16|Tools=Shop|Skill=Hardware|Availability=6|Cost=Body x 500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Touch Sensors==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Electromagnetic Mods Template|Name=Touch Sensors
|Slots=3
|Threshold=16|Tools=Shop|Skill=Hardware|Availability=8|Cost=Body x 500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}


=Cosmetic Modifications=
==Amenities==
===Amenities (Squatter)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Cosmetic Mod Template|Name=Amenities (Squatter)
|Threshold=6|Tools=Shop|Cost=100
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Amenities (Middle)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Cosmetic Mod Template|Name=Amenities (Middle)
|Threshold=6|Tools=Shop|Availability=2|Cost=500
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

===Amenities (High)===
{{SR5:Vehicle:Cosmetic Mod Template|Name=Amenities (High)
|Threshold=10|Tools=Shop|Availability=8|Cost=1,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Luxury==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Cosmetic Mod Template|Name=Luxury
|Threshold=20|Tools=Shop|Availability=16|Cost=10,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Enhanced Image Screens==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Cosmetic Mod Template|Name=Enhanced Image Screens
|Threshold=12|Tools=Shop|Availability=8|Cost=5,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Metahuman Adjustment==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Cosmetic Mod Template|Name=Metahuman Adjustment
|Threshold=4|Tools=Kit|Availability=4|Cost=500|CostNote=/seat 
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Rigger Interface==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Cosmetic Mod Template|Name=Rigger Interface
|Threshold=8|Tools=Kit|Availability=4|Cost=1,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Interior Cameras==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Cosmetic Mod Template|Name=Interior Cameras
|Threshold=6|Tools=Kit|Skill=Hardware|Availability=6|Cost=2,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Searchlight==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Cosmetic Mod Template|Name=Searchlight
|Threshold=4|Tools=Kit|Availability=4|Cost=800
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Vehicle Tag Eraser==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Cosmetic Mod Template|Name=Vehicle Tag Eraser
|Threshold=8|Tools=Shop|Skill=Hardware|Availability=6R|Cost=750
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}

==Yerzed Out (R1–4)==
{{SR5:Vehicle:Cosmetic Mod Template|Name=Yerzed Out (R1–4)
|Threshold=Rating x 4|Tools=Shop|Availability=(R x2)|Cost=Rating x 1,000
|Special=
|Description=
|Jackpoint=
|Source=SR5:R5.0}}