Recent content by meleagris4

69 in November. 420 in December

Franz talks about the finish in this interview:

I just thought of this and had to laugh, but then I realized someone will absolutely try this. How about hauling long items with the tailgate down and the ramp extended straight out the back. Going to be a 12' platform! (I will not be trying this 😀)

It drives me crazy that so many companies play on your sense of nostalgia by showing amazingly cool old trucks and then make something that looks like a modern, terrible truck. See: scout, F100, this, etc. Do you know why they put badges all over the trucks? it's the only way to tell them apart 😀

Here are the laws from all 50 states compiled on the Jeep Reddit: Side mirror laws My question is, what is the legality of the rearview mirror being a screen and not a physical mirror (as the prototype had)?

It looks like the rearview mirror is a screen showing the camera feed so it would make no difference if the vault is closed. (prototype. i know)

Two other options for a spare could be to use the L-track to make a shelf toward the front of the bed near the cab. That would allow you to slide larger items under it. A hitch mounted tire carrier would be a cheap option but really limits using the tailgate.

Part 2 of the assembly

Fairly sure it’s a dragon stealing a traffic light

Looks like there are sliding tracks for the visors.

There is a chance that this will be for a third gigacasting for all the body frame above the structural battery. While it wouldn’t be a massive casting like the front and rear, it would have a lot of narrow channels that would need the 9T force.

I found a few different angles from this event on Reddit reddit link

It is a good analogy. Hip-knee-ankle-toe, all those joints add functionality that evolution has favored over the trade-offs for not having them. For you, the trade-off isn’t worth it. For most use cases it adds significant benefits that have been listed elsewhere.

That’s my point. Don’t give up a great feature that has a lot of benefits because something ‘might’ go wrong with it.

That’s right! If humans didn’t have knees, no one would ever need a knee replacement surgery.