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The only case where I've seen an electric engine be efficient is in motorcycle builds where you only need to power 1 bearing. It barely consumes a battery even after several miles of travel as seen in Kan's survival series with his friend Cosmo.
Your options are,
- Build an electric bike(rather expensive but low battery consumption)
- Stick to gas engines, crude oil is abundant in the ocean and it is 1 to 1 gas per crude oil.
- Bearing powered movement, only 1 level 5 controller is enough to get to decent speeds. (Search JohnBane's survival playthrough, it's where I copied it but it is not a tutorial. I'm sure there are better tutorials for it if you search more)
- Piston powered movement, requires some piston and sensors. (Only saw a video of Kan's piston engine tutorial)
Oh and why are you using 2 electric engines to power your vehicle? Engines can be upgraded to power more bearings and consume less fuel/power. Like the electric bike I mentioned, it has a level 5 electric engine powering only 1 bearing, making it quite efficient.
You'll need plenty of component kits though so I recommend a bearing powered vehicle to do raids in Haybot structures.
If you insist on using electric engines, upgrade it and make the vehicle lighter because more weight = more fuel consumption.
The bearing powered movement works fine as far as I can tell, J0hnBane and iBallisticSquid used it. I even turned my bearing powered vehicle into a Borderlands 2 bandit car. So yeah, many players have been using it and any problems it may cause is almost non-existent. It will depend entirely on how it is built, lag and other factors for it to go haywire.
If the bearing axel goes haywire on your vehicle quickly put it back on the lift. It happened to me only once while on the road. It might have been because of tile loading lag but that's about it, I took the vehicle everywhere and raided a warehouse with zero gas.
to power my truck