# Cargo Bobbing With The Aegis Tiburon: Maximizing The Cargo Capacity And Grind | Star Citizen 4k

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**Tags:** tiburon, aegis, trade, cpt\_foxyloxy, cargo, gameplay\
**Created:** [May 23, 2026, 4:38am UTC](https://www.starzen.space/t/cargo-bobbing-with-the-aegis-tiburon-maximizing-the-cargo-capacity-and-grind-star-citizen-4k/36955 "2026-05-23T04:38:05Z")\
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**Post date:** [May 23, 2026, 4:38am UTC](https://www.starzen.space/t/cargo-bobbing-with-the-aegis-tiburon-maximizing-the-cargo-capacity-and-grind-star-citizen-4k/36955/1 "2026-05-23T04:38:05Z")

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The creator tests the Aegis TBR (Tiburon) in Star Citizen for solo cargo hauling, demonstrating that its effective cargo capacity can be significantly increased beyond the official 64 SCU by creatively stacking cargo boxes, enabling efficient transport of large multi-mission loads with minimal losses. The video showcases smooth loading, transit, and unloading processes, highlighting the ship’s practicality and versatility for grinding aUEC through cargo hauling alongside potential combat integrations.

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In this video, the creator takes a break from testing Star Citizen patches to focus on grinding aUEC by conducting a non-combat cargo hauling test using the Aegis TBR (Tiburon). The main goal is to evaluate the ship’s cargo capacity and determine if it can serve as an effective solo cargo hauler. The TBR officially has a cargo grid of 64 SCU, but the creator explores how much more cargo can be fit by creatively using the cargo bay space beyond the official grid.

The initial test involves hauling 97 SCU of iron, which exceeds the official cargo grid capacity. The creator demonstrates loading the official 64 SCU cargo grid first, then stacking additional cargo boxes in available spaces around the cargo bay, including on top of the cargo grid and on the sides. By cleverly placing extra boxes, the total cargo capacity is effectively increased well beyond the official 64 SCU, allowing the ship to carry the entire mission load in one trip. The cargo remains stable during transit and unloading, confirming the ship’s capability for cargo hauling.

Following the successful first run, the creator stacks multiple missions to maximize haul efficiency, combining cargo of different sizes and SCU values. They show how smaller 1 SCU boxes can be placed alongside larger 8 SCU boxes, further optimizing cargo space. The unloading process is smooth and efficient using the ship’s freight elevator and external facilities, making the cargo hauling experience enjoyable and practical. The creator also notes the advantage of the TBR lacking a docking collar, simplifying landing procedures.

The video continues with a more challenging test involving multiple missions totaling 179 SCU of cargo. Despite some difficulties with stacking due to physical obstructions in the cargo bay, the creator manages to load and transport the cargo with minimal losses—only one small box is lost in the entire run. This test demonstrates the TBR’s ability to handle larger cargo volumes and multiple mission objectives simultaneously, earning significant in-game currency and ranking up the player’s standing with Kovalex.

Overall, the video highlights the TBR’s surprising cargo capacity beyond its official specification and its practicality for solo cargo hauling missions. The creator finds the cargo bobbing experience smooth and bug-free, making it a satisfying alternative to combat grinding. They also suggest the potential for combining cargo hauling with combat missions to capture and sell cargo from destroyed ships, adding versatility to gameplay. The video concludes with the creator expressing satisfaction with the TBR’s performance and looking forward to future content.