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These are just drink coasters added to truck "center caps". Ha! While on a mission to make some of my own, I found this: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1120363399/spacex-coasters-3d-print-file They have been modified slightly, and "SPACE" added, but pretty sure that is what they are, and now I...

I did recently on my CB. I also put them on core wheels. I was averaging 450ish w/hr/mile. I am now at 430 after a couple hundred miles. I think my milage got worse with the GY tires over time, or maybe I just started driving the truck harder. The Pirelli's are quiet also.

Wow, just what I needed. Dm me an address and I will send you a couple.

Makes sense. I would prefer to buy from the original guy anyway. Any idea where to go to do that?

Any chance you would upload the 3mf file now that the admin has opened it up? Thank you in advance.

No, mine have no logo and were printed in TPU. I'd like to get the files for the caps with the logo.

I have been running my 3d printed caps for 18 months or so without issue.

Looks like it has been removed from Makerworld.

There is a section of highway not far from the tesla plant where the speedlimit is 85. The truck frequently reads it as 65.

I will try to order a few dozen that I can mail out if anyone needs them.

It may be there. I couldn't find it

Just found this. I have not tried it, but it looks like you can buy the dog-head mirror screws here: https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680330/?HissuCode=CBBGS4-20&compact=M3301120000_dog-point-headed-set-screws

It's funny that this keeps coming up. M4x20 pilot point or dog head. If you find that screw in low quantities you are better at the Internet than I am. A regular M4x20 will work, might just be a bit harder to start the threads...

Well that looks very useful. I watched a DIY video on building one of those a few months back, and decided against it due to time limitations. The website for the product says it will charge and power the mini at the same time, can you confirm? I am dubious because 3 of the PBs I tried made the...

There can be an issue powering the Starlink mini from the USB. For me, the problem is worse when I have other devices plugged into USB ports. The mini's power draw varies a lot, and when it is at high draw it can out-draw my truck, resulting in a drop and a reboot of the mini. I began looking...

I used these adaptors: https://www.rearviewsafety.com/safety-solutions/accessories/backup-camera-accessories/adapters.html and mounted the receiver under the aerocover in a waterproof box and the transmisster is on my trailer. You may be able to switch that around and put the receiver at the...

I am using these: https://a.co/d/jcQhSzH They work for my flatbeds. Not sure if they would work for a travel trailer.

I clicked into this thread to add that, only to be beat to the punch. Helps the driver keep eyes on the road without having to look down to at the screen when the truck (finally) decides to move out of the center lane where is has been following a semi. Still hoping for a "squat mode" as well...

You need a Jackery 100. I strongly agree the Starlink mini is a game-changer. We used ours on a 4k mile road trip, where my wife had multi-hour training calls while we were driving and it worked well the entire time. We also have ours on inside suction cup mounts. I don't recall it ever...

Speaking of looking at the numbers, the roof bolts are the likely failure points. Someone posted pics of a bolt that broke while being tightened. It looked like cast, which doesn't make sense if the bolt is welded in. If they are welded cast bolts (just guessing), they will be the point of...