The Side Rack is an essential upgrade for your Station Wagon in Pacific Drive; whether you're looking to expand your inventory with extra storage space, add another fuel tank, or give off more light, it is a must, so here's how to get it!
Pacific Drive Side Rack - How to unlock and install
The Side Rack is a requirement for a lot of different upgrades to your car, like an extra fuel tank, side storage, and flood lights. In order to gear up your Station Wagon with those goodies, you'll first need to unlock and install a few Side Racks.
You can unlock all four Side Racks via the Fabrication Station, under the Expansion Racks category. Each Side Rack will have specific requirements to meet before you can fabricate them. Here's what you need for each one:
Blueprint | Pre-Requisites | Materials | Energy |
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Side Rack 1 | Craft Mat Install the Scanning Antenna Research Steel Sheet | Steel Sheet x2 | 0.5 kLIM Stable Energy |
Side Rack 2 | Craft Mat Install the Scanning Antenna Research Steel Sheet | Steel Sheet x2 | 1 kLIM Stable Energy |
Side Rack 3 | Craft Mat Install the Scanning Antenna Research Steel Sheet | Steel Sheet x2 | 1.5 kLIM Stable Energy |
Side Rack 4 | Craft Mat Install the Scanning Antenna Research Steel Sheet | Steel Sheet x2 | 2 kLIM Stable Energy |
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Unlike other blueprints, the Side Racks is not one that you can pick and read to learn the crafting recipe. Instead, you can only pick this up and install it directly on your car. Once the blueprint pops out, pick it up and carry it over to your vehicle. Then, approach the back windows on either side of the car, and you'll see the option for you to install it.
The Side Racks will be empty until you unlock the other blueprints for an upgrade that can be attached to them. Whichever upgrade you'd like to install can be placed directly on top of the Rack, just like how you installed the Rack initially.
The Side Racks are essential to transforming this little Station Wagon into a survival machine. You'll need all the storage, fuel, and other upgrades you can get to make it through the zones alive.
Looking for more Pacific Drive content? Check out All Statuses in Pacific Drive and how to fix them or Best Blueprints to unlock first in Pacific Drive on Pro Game Guides.
Published: Feb 23, 2024 12:09 pm