T-60 Power Armor
The T-60 Power Armor is a walk-in suit you ride like a vehicle: how Ultra members get it, how to use it and how to repaint it.
Updated 2026-11-05ultravehiclepower armorcostume dye
The T-60 Power Armor is a suit of power armor that works like a vehicle. You call it, step in through its open back, and from then on the suit walks, runs and turns exactly as you do. It arrives in Hot Rod Flames paint and can be repainted as often as you like.
Added in B121 (October 28, 2026). An Ultra reward since B122.
How to get it
- The T-60 is a FusionFall Ultra reward, given once per account. It goes to the first Ultra character you log in with.
- It arrives with your other Ultra rewards: loose in your bag if there is room, otherwise inside the Ultra Reward C.R.A.T.E. If your bag is completely full you get a pop-up with a Claim button; free a slot and press it.
- If your account already owns a T-60 (Sector V Motors sold it for 100,000 taros briefly when it was first added), you are not given a second one.
- It is yours to keep. If your membership ends, the armor stays.
- Sector V Motors no longer sells it. The only other way to get one is from another player: the T-60 can be traded, mailed and sold in a player store. Vendors do not buy it.
See FusionFall Ultra for everything else a membership gives.
Using the armor
- Open your inventory and put the T-60 in your vehicle slot (double-click it, or drag it there).
- Press V. On mobile, tap the RIDE button.
- The suit appears where you stand and opens. Your character climbs in and the hatch closes. This takes about 8 seconds, and you cannot move, dash or jump until it is done.
- Move as usual. The suit follows your own movements.
- Press V (or RIDE) again to climb out. Getting out takes about 4 seconds.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Item slot | Vehicle |
| Level needed | 1 |
| Speed | 13 m/s (cars drive at 22 m/s) |
| Time limit | None: it is permanent |
| Who can wear it | Any character, teen or adult |
The camera pulls back a little while you are suited up so the whole armor stays in view, and your name tag sits higher.
Other players see the suit on you, with your paint, on desktop, web and mobile. Someone who walks up after you got in sees you already wearing it.
Paint jobs
The T-60 is painted with a Costume Dye, the same kit that dyes clothes and paints cars. Sector V Motors sells the kit for 5,000 taros in Sector V.
- Use a Costume Dye from your bag to open the dye window.
- Switch from OUTFIT to VEHICLE.
- Pick the T-60. It can be in your vehicle slot or in your bag.
- Choose one of the six paint jobs listed under the item, or mix your own colour with the sliders, the swatches or a hex code.
- Confirm. One kit is used for each change.
The six paint jobs:
- Hot Rod Flames (the look it comes with)
- T-60 Vanilla
- Hot Rod Shark
- Hot Rod Hot Pink
- Atom Cats
- Metal
A paint job covers the body, helmet, arms and legs together. A custom colour is laid over the Metal finish, so the armor keeps its panel detail under your colour. The preview in the dye window shows the result before you spend the kit. The paint stays with the suit when you trade, mail or store it.
More on the kit: Costume Dye.
Good to know
- The armor is a vehicle, so the normal vehicle rules apply: places that do not allow vehicles do not allow the T-60 either. See Vehicles and Transport.
- You cannot use the armor and another vehicle at once. Swap what is in the vehicle slot to change rides.
- Ultra first person switches back to the normal camera while you are in the suit.
- The suit does not add any combat stats. It is a ride and a look.
- If you warp or change zones while wearing it, you arrive already suited up, without the climb-in.
