mrbulk
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…to steepen CT’s departure angle? (title amended because it was pointedly made clear that it is specifically NOT the drain tub but the hitch cover).
Reason is I just watched the Denniscw YT clip where they drove a CT and a Rivian up the steeply angled concrete wall of a drainage wash. The starting angle of the wall is very abrupt and it appeared the rear of CT hung too low to clear it (before they adjusted the suspension to full height - extract mode?) and only then did the rear clear it.
Although I’m thinking at worst they would just scrape off some of the bottom of the resin drainage tub?
Reason is I just watched the Denniscw YT clip where they drove a CT and a Rivian up the steeply angled concrete wall of a drainage wash. The starting angle of the wall is very abrupt and it appeared the rear of CT hung too low to clear it (before they adjusted the suspension to full height - extract mode?) and only then did the rear clear it.
Although I’m thinking at worst they would just scrape off some of the bottom of the resin drainage tub?
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