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Primary Weapon Left Auxiliary Right Auxiliary Countermeasures Hull Shields (excludes TIE fighter, interceptor, bomber) Engine
Note that all of the text and stats is transcribed directly from the preview build of Star Wars: Squadrons that I recently got to play.
Max Hull: 1,200.00 Max Shield: 800.00 Max Speed: 145.00 Max Acceleration: 160.00 Manoeuvrability: 75.00
Max Hull: 1,200.00 Max Shield: 1,200.00 Max Speed: 110.00 Max Acceleration: 121.00 Manoeuvrability: 70.00
Max Hull: 500.00 Max Shield: 500.00 Max Speed: 160.00 Max Acceleration: 196.00 Manoeuvrability: 80.00
Max Hull: 1,700.00 Max Shield: 1,600.00 Max Speed: 130.00 Max Acceleration: 144.00 Manoeuvrability: 70.00
As above, all of the text descriptions and stats are transcribed directly a pre-release version of Squadrons.
Max Hull: 2,000.00 Max Speed: 150.00 Max Acceleration: 211.00 Manoeuvrability: 80.00
Max Hull: 2,500.00 Max Speed: 115.00 Max Acceleration: 169.00 Manoeuvrability: 75.00
Max Hull: 1,000.00 Max Speed: 170.00 Max Acceleration: 256.00 Manoeuvrability: 85.00
Max Hull: 1,700.00 Max Shield: 1,600.00 Max Speed: 130.00 Max Acceleration: 144.00 Manoeuvrability: 70.00
