You naked guys can mock the "finger prints" issue all you like. I can tell you without a shadow of doubt that wrapped/PPF is better experience than naked. When my CT was naked I was dealing with (you can check my post history to confirm my complaints):
Finger prints
Bird droppings leaving...
Professional wraps cost between $4k-$7k. I recommend PPF over a wrap, it will last 2x as long.
You can do it DIY for <$2k. I did mine with @TWRAPS you can see more details in my post. It only took around 8 hours of work and came out flawless...
I recommend to wrap it regardless. The experience is much better. Its easier to keep clean, no finger prints and bird dropping do not oxidize the metal.
I do not have experience with road salt, but I will say most wraps will not cover 100% of the metal and it will still come into contact with...
There are all sorts of reasons why doors cant open or certain windows cant be accessed in a accident. It could be water, a tree in the way, a collapsed roof, the vehicle against a wall, or a million other things. The nearest window/door is always going to be the most likely accessible exit...
The rating is always based on medium, regardless of your settings. Its stated somewhere in the agreement. Its very sensitive and has a big impact on your premium, that is why I dropped Tesla insurance.
As much as I would love to be impressed with the CT being bomb proof, from what I have seen this guy created more of a fire bomb than a strong blast bomb. It looks like a bunch of loosely packed fire accelerants and firecrackers.
Hopefully its really hot wherever he is now.
I don't know what happened in this situation, but a common cause of "spontaneous" fires are oily rags.
From AI " Oily rags can spontaneously combust when the oil on the rag reacts with oxygen in the air, a process called oxidation. This process releases heat, which can build up in the rag if...
I have a pragmatic question for you. Which is safer?
OP doing whatever dangerous behavior you think is happening with FSD on and the internal camera off, using steering wheel monitoring.
OP doing whatever dangerous behavior you think is happening with FSD off.
The way I see it I would rather...
Off topic, but yes I did this. The problem I ran into was the plastic isnt rigid enough and the screen would slightly wobble at high speeds. Now I understand why they made their product so beefy and metal. I will likely complete the design soon and get it printed in metal to see if it works any...
I also have Progressive Snapshot. My score is 5/5 and I use FSD about 30% of the time. My wife's score is 1/5 (we are screwed at renewal). She uses FSD about 90% of the time. The problem is she gets dinged for phone use on almost all of her drives. There is also fast acceleration and hard...
One of the few times I have heard that and not considered it an empty threat. :LOL:
Unique horns are generally a disadvantage. One time I heard my car making a chime and I start looking around my instrument cluster trying to figure out what that sound was. It was the same sound as when a door...
I rarely do it. Mostly when I am eating or enjoying the scenery of a back country drive. I always keep the road forward of me in my peripheral vision, but that isn't enough to keep FSD happy.
Buy a laptop camera cover on Amazon.
With cover off turn on FSD
Slide cover over camera
FSD will give a warning about a camera being unusable, but will keep working
It will now use the steering wheel torque to confirm attentiveness
I have tested and confirmed this works. Before you righteous...
This is very cool. It doesn't always show voltages, but at least some circuits are labeled/named with the voltage. This could be useful for tapping into lines to add accessories.