Armored Core 6: All Mech Parts [Stats & Guide]

Mechs are designed by combining several body parts such as heads, legs, and core. You must gather the component that gives you the best result so your AC is powerful and capable of defeating crucial end-chapter bosses. In this guide, we list all the mech parts players must find in their journey of Armored Core 6.

What Are Parts In Armored Core 6?

Parts is an essential aspect of Armored Core 6, as you must assemble your AC by joining different pieces of body, also known as parts.

We will break down all the parts by dividing them into several categories. Each division will have a list of parts you can get, depending on what chapter you are on. Moreover, the mech parts vary in price as well as stats. Therefore, a comparison table will be provided at the end, indicating the parts used in the best builds.

Before choosing your current mission, players will be allowed to customize their AC, so they can clear the mission without dying. This is done inside The Garage where you can assemble your AC, buy and sell parts, or participate in Training Missions or Arena.

Completing the Training Missions will provide you with several mech parts that are essential for specific builds.

Head

The Head part of a mech is an essential part of a build as it contributes to your AP, meaning the health pool. It helps you resist enemy bullets by providing strong resistance and allowing quick movement. There are numerous options for choosing the Head that you must judge on the AP count and EN load.

Note that choosing a heavy Head part for your mech will restrict your movement and use more boost to change your position. This can make it slow and difficult to dodge enemy attacks. Hence, you must avoid choosing a head that keeps you at a disadvantage.

Head Part	AP	Attitude Stability	Recovery	Weight	EN Load	Price (COAM)
AH-J 124 BASHO	1250	370	68	4600	95	61000
DF-HD-08 TIAN-QUIANG	320	97	50	1230	88	58000
EL-TH-10 FIRMEZA	480	398	88	2570	134	177000
HD-011 MELANDER	910	400	110	3160	135	75000
IA-CO1H: EPHEMERA	990	480	132	4330	233	237000
KASUAR 44Z	420	392	108	2590	254	210000
NACHTREIHER 44E	590	440	92	2320	210	84000
VE-44A	1060	393	104	3640	182	275000
VP-44S	850	378	112	3080	148	124000
HD-033M VERRILL	1080	469	107	3080	240	205000

Core

The Core is the central part of your AC that joins the arms, head, and legs together. Statistically, the Core has to be the strongest, so it can hold itself when other parts are damaged. Moreover, these mech parts are costly, so you must gather a large amount of COAM before you plan to buy a piece. Replaying old and easier missions is a great way to farm the currency for buying expensive mech parts.

Core Part	AP	Attitude Stability	Generator Output	Weight	EN Load	Price (COAM)
AC-J-120 BASHO	3580	476	83	16100	300	166000
BD-011 MELANDER	3230	458	105	15800	304	195000
DF-BD-08 TIAN-QIANG	4100	629	114	20650	388	390000
EL-TC-10 FIRMEZA	2500	410	104	10890	351	452000
NACHTREIHER 40E	2630	349	84	9820	330	275000
VE-40A	4320	521	122	21100	432	570000
VP-40S	3160	446	106	15030	337	354000
07-061 MIND ALPHA	3520	455	112	16510	364	553000

Arms

Arms serve as a base structure for the weaponry attachments you get. They tend to be heavier so the weapons, such as missile launchers, can stay put. Moreover, you can also swing a melee blade with it that deals more damage in two swings. Your arms and shoulders combined can hold a total of four weapons, which lets you unleash your maximum potential on the battlefield.

Arms Load Limit is a unique stat for this mech part category, as it relates to the maximum load it can hold before it starts to lose its performance and ruin your combat experience. Therefore, compare all the stats before you decide on a mech part.

Arm Part	AP	Arms Load Limit	Firearm Specialization	Weight	EN Load	Price (COAM)
AA-J-123 BASHO	2430	10520	53	10480	210	81000
AC-2000 TOOL ARM	1990	13300	96	1130	216	–
AR-011 MELANDER	2260	15100	100	13650	265	95000
DF-AR-08 TIAN-QIANG	2480	19500	92	20020	295	200000
DF-AR-09 TIAN-LAO	2800	17200	95	26740	266	310000
EL-TA-10 FIRMEZA	1900	13540	122	11220	270	227000
IA-C01A: EPHEMERA	2380	12680	104	12700	312	296000
NACHTREIHER 46E	1860	12730	160	11420	302	138000
VE-46A	2660	21300	80	22210	380	286000
VP-46S	2240	14520	102	14020	278	177000
04-101 MIND ALPHA	2300	15550	103	16960	358	272000

Legs

Leg Parts of a mech come in different styles and variants. They are the base structure on which your AC stands, so they heavily contribute to your defensive stats. Moreover, players can further categorize the leg parts into Bipedal, Tetrapod, Reverse Joints, and Tank.

Bipedal is the type of leg you see when you start a new game. It is more like human legs and operates in the same manner. Similarly, the Tetrapod leg stand is a base with four sticks. It achieves more stability than all the other variants.

Although it has a higher weight, it proves worthy against crucial enemies due to high AP points. Furthermore, Reverse Joint are the lightweight leg variants that offer high speeds.

Lastly, Tank is the ultimate leg style, utilized in the brute force builds. They give you powerful defensive stats in exchange for making your mech heavier. Using them in boss battles, such as Balteus, will be to your advantage.

Leg Part	AP	Attitude Stability	Load Limit	Weight	EN Load	Price (COAM)
AL-J-121 BASHO	4160	774	62600	20520	300	141000
DF-LG-08 TIAN-QIANG	4200	825	82600	23600	400	350000
EL-TL-10 FIRMEZA	3600	737	52100	11200	378	400000
EL-TL-11 FORTALEZA	5860	872	69300	24650	620	385000
IA-CO1L: EPHEMERA	3800	755	55050	15200	398	521000
LG-11 MELANDER	4150	743	60520	18700	365	175000
LG-022T BORNEMISSZA	10040	1630	100300	49800	455	280000
LG-033M VERRIL	6850	1413	76200	36200	675	465000
KASUAR 42Z	3400	530	47820	19060	388	192000
NACHTREIHER 42E	3500	711	48650	14030	462	243000
RC-2000 SPRING CHICKEN	4080	586	68360	25890	402	419000
VP-422	3960	735	58620	17900	387	–
VP-424	5600	1366	69800	31600	760	313000
VE-42A	5200	877	85700	28950	465	504000

Booster

Booster is the primary source of traveling in Armored Core 6, providing the nitro through a component attached to your back. They can get you through a piece of land or sea if you pick the one with more Boost. Moreover, A heavier booster will give you an inadequate boost to travel longer distances. Therefore, make your choices wisely.

Booster Part	Thrust	Upward Thrust	Quick Boost Thrust	Weight	EN Load	Price (COAM)
AB-J-137 KIKAKU	5667	4584	19150	1820	266	53000
BC-0400 MULE	5417	4434	17500	970	200	88000
BUERZEL 21D	6167	4834	18050	2240	480	151000
BST-G2 P04	6001	4900	20600	1710	250	72000
BST-G2 P06SPD	6801	4800	18600	1420	390	133000
FLUEGEL 21Z	6101	5134	200000	1980	282	202000
IA-C01B: GILLS	6317	5001	18850	1590	400	296000
ALULA 21E	6668	4650	21650	1900	410	60000

FCS

FCS is an abbreviation of Fire Control System in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon. It is an essential yet hidden component for your mech, as it decides the time it takes to lock in your aim on the enemy target.

The longer it takes to lock in, the bigger window you give to your enemies for attacking you. Considering the statement, we must choose the FCS, which assists quickly and efficiently.

FCS Part	Close-Range Assist	Medium-Range Assist	Long-Range Assist	Weight	EN Load	Price (COAM)
FC-008 TALBOT	67	54	11	90	312	155000
FCS-G1 P01	38	27	20	80	198	–
FCS-G2 P05	45	80	26	120	232	67000
FCS-G2 P10SLT	40	41	29	100	209	96000
FCS-G2 P12SML	28	52	30	130	278	141000
VE-21A	10	36	92	85	364	228000

Generator

In Armored Core 6, boost is the main attribute that lets you fly and make sudden movements. Without a boost, your movement stays restricted, and you can’t perform stunts and whatnot. Generators provide the power required for using boost and performing all the activities.

A good Generator will have a bigger Energy Gauge, allowing you to utilize the Boost for a longer period. It’s useful when you have heavy gear on your mech, which consumes more EN. Therefore, having a powerful Generator is necessary for your mech.

Generator Part	EN Capacity	EN Recharge	Supply Recovery	Weight	EN Output	Price (COAM)
AG-E-013 YABA	2550	1000	500	5080	3000	240000
AG-J-098 JOSO	2200	769	400	3420	2600	–
DF-GN-02 LING-TAI	2000	2000	833	3860	2340	90000
DF-GN-06 MING-TANG	2900	1250	666	6320	3160	170000
DF-GN-08 SAN-TAI	4420	1176	625	10060	3210	–
VP-20D	3250	714	384	11030	4430	416000
VE-20A	2460	740	416	3590	3120	206000
VP-20C	2720	909	454	5320	3670	229000

My Verdict

Now that you know about all the mech parts and their stats, choosing a build for yourself will be easier. In my opinion, your build depends on what you are about to encounter. While facing a final boss that often moves around, I recommend you make a light AC build that can support your movement. Similarly, I advise you to assess the situation first, then decide what mech parts you wish to keep. Nonetheless, it is recommended you experiment with all mech parts to understand how they operate!

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