Star Wars Galactic Racer Tuning Points Calculator

The Galactic Racer tuning points calculator shows the exact cost of every upgrade box in Star Wars: Galactic Racer and the top speed you get for each vehicle. Set how many boxes you want in each of the six upgrades and see the Tuning Point total before you spend a single point.

Set your upgrade boxes and see the exact Tuning Point cost and top speed for each vehicle.

Tuning Point cost per box

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All 14 boxes add up to 163 Tuning Points. Resetting your build costs 2 points.

Base speeds

VehicleBase speedPer box
Landspeeder298 km/h+4 km/h
Speeder Bike298 km/h+4 km/h
Skim Speeder306 km/h+4 km/h
Podracer451 km/h+7 km/h

Why a calculator beats the in-game screen

The Upgrade Vehicle screen shows six upgrade bars as unlabeled icons. You have to remember which icon is which, then add up costs in your head. This tool uses the real names: Afterburner, Ramjet, Resilience, Cornering, Maneuvering and Battery. Enter how many boxes you plan in each, and it totals the cost against the points you have.

How the cost is counted

The cost climbs with each box you buy overall, not per stat. Your first box costs 1, your second costs 3, and the fourteenth costs 22. The default build of Afterburner 7 and Ramjet 7 buys 14 boxes, costs 163 points and adds 56 km/h to a Landspeeder, for a top speed of 354 km/h.

Build ideas

  • Speed focus: max Afterburner and Ramjet. On the Podracer that is 451 plus 98, or 549 km/h.
  • Sentinel I acid rivers: the guide points to Resilience for knockback reduction. Try the Sentinel I preset.
  • Keep a reserve: leave 2 points free in case you need to reset.

Tour +1 upgrades can fill extra boxes in a stat already at 7, which the guide says doubles their value. The calculator caps each stat at 7 base boxes, so count Tour bonuses separately. Weighing a risky trade? Use the Mystery Encounter calculator, and see our Galactic Racer launch guide for platforms and release details.

Frequently asked questions

How many Tuning Points do all upgrades cost?

Levels 1 to 15 are 14 boxes and cost 163 Tuning Points in total.

How much speed does each box add?

Each box adds 4 km/h, or 7 km/h on the Podracer, according to the guide used here.

What are the base speeds?

Landspeeder 298 km/h, Speeder Bike 298 km/h, Skim Speeder 306 km/h, Podracer 451 km/h.

How much does a reset cost?

A reset costs 2 Tuning Points.

What are the six upgrades?

Afterburner, Ramjet, Resilience, Cornering, Maneuvering and Battery.

Figures come from community guides published around launch. Patches can change them, so double-check anything important in game.

What is the Galactic Racer tuning points calculator?

Every vehicle in Star Wars: Galactic Racer can be upgraded with Tuning Points, and the in-game upgrade screen shows six bars as unlabeled icons. That makes it hard to remember which icon is which, and harder still to add up the cost of a full build in your head. A tuning points calculator replaces that with real names, Afterburner, Ramjet, Resilience, Cornering, Maneuvering and Battery, and one running total.

Players search for this tool when they ask how many Tuning Points all upgrades cost, how much speed each box adds, which stats to max first and whether a reset is worth it. The answers below come from community guides published around launch.

Galactic Racer tuning points calculator gameplay showing vehicles in the garage
Image credit: Star Wars (YouTube footage)

How to use the Galactic Racer tuning points calculator

  1. Pick your vehicle: Landspeeder, Speeder Bike, Skim Speeder or Podracer.
  2. Set the number of boxes for each of the six upgrades, up to 7 base boxes per stat.
  3. Compare the total cost with the Tuning Points you own.
  4. Read the top speed for your build, or try a preset such as the Sentinel I build.
  5. Keep 2 points spare in case you need a reset.

Galactic Racer tuning points calculator worked example

The default build puts 7 boxes into Afterburner and 7 into Ramjet. That is 14 boxes, and the cost climbs with each box you buy overall: 1, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20 and 22, which adds up to 163 Tuning Points. On a Landspeeder each box adds 4 km/h, so 14 boxes add 56 km/h on top of the 298 km/h base for a top speed of 354 km/h.

The Podracer is different. It starts at 451 km/h and adds 7 km/h per box, so the same 14 boxes add 98 km/h and take it to 549 km/h. The cost table stays the same for every vehicle, which means a Podracer gets more speed for the same Tuning Points.

Galactic Racer tuning points calculator tips and common mistakes

  • Think in whole builds. The fourteenth box costs 22 points, so the last boxes are far more expensive than the first.
  • Pick Resilience when you need knockback reduction, for example on the Sentinel I acid rivers.
  • Keep 2 Tuning Points in reserve, because a reset costs 2.
  • Count Tour +1 upgrades separately. The calculator caps each stat at 7 base boxes.
  • Use the Mystery Encounter calculator before you accept a trade that changes your boxes.
Galactic Racer tuning points calculator and the Star Wars Galactic Racer logo
Image credit: Star Wars (YouTube footage)

More questions about the Galactic Racer tuning points calculator

How many Tuning Points do all upgrades cost?

Levels 1 to 15 are 14 boxes and cost 163 Tuning Points in total.

What are the base speeds of each vehicle?

Landspeeder 298 km/h, Speeder Bike 298 km/h, Skim Speeder 306 km/h and Podracer 451 km/h.

How much does a reset cost?

A reset costs 2 Tuning Points, so keep a small reserve if you plan to experiment.

Weighing a risky trade? Open the Galactic Racer mystery encounter calculator, or see all releases in our October 2026 gaming calculators hub.

Final thoughts

The galactic racer tuning points calculator is built to save you time. It turns 14 boxes and 163 Tuning Points into a clear plan for every vehicle. Bookmark this galactic racer tuning points calculator page, check the numbers against your game after each patch, and use the related tools above to plan the rest of your build.

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