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I just pulled the basic stats of the drive from Dawson City to Tuk, which is what we considered the actual meaningful part, although it took lots of miles of Canadian EV charging struggle between Prince George, BC and Dawson City. I pulled the stats from my Tezlab roadtrips archive using a...

I know this is an old thread, but I did it in 2024 all the way to The Arctic Ocean

My experience with Urander hardware is that many items are ready to be shipped when ordered and the most I've seen if it is a production item, about three weeks. 5 months sounds like an early release product version.

This trucks are so much fun. I love how slick this profile is now. I took this photo with my friend Eddie by a new community they're about to build around Starbase, Texas with both our trucks. So different setups but the fun we have is all that matters. Please share more details about your...

That is very cool and creative of you. I am testing the full length Urander prototype right now, and I can't wait to share all the details with DIY-ers. It's a fun add-on that will make my travel adventures easier and more fun. We have been using for about a month and a half and figure out a...

Make sure to emphasize they seal the PCS area with new seals. Especially if you do a lot of driving on dirt, sand, mud or snow. Don't let them re-use the same seals. If they won't immediately agree or confirm this, tell them to talk to Wes Morril or the team at the Las Vegas, Nevada Sahara...

Model Year: 2024 Delivery 03/24 VIN series: my vin is 1110 Original owner Total mileage 81,420 Lifetime Wh/mi 540 Rear drive unit replaced for wear and tear analysis at 15k miles with latest version, front inverter replaced by recall at ~65k miles, PCS replaced at 78k miles, and stupid...

I’ll be there.

3M 2080 Satin Black. The mountains are a custom cut we made.

The new K03 tires on the Cyberhex Unplugged Performance wheels. I have over 30k miles on them and they still have a lot of life left on them.

shaking my head Delivery March 4, 2024

That thing is tiny. Like 3" x 3" x 1.5". I would probably just wire it under the plastic frunk tub right by the mods wires.

This is what I plan to do to install a hitch or a regular 12v lightbar to my Cybertruck. A step down from 48 to 12. Unless someone points out if this Amazon one is a bad idea, I will probably buy it soon. https://amzn.to/3QX1WcL

The green wire provides access to the Local Interconnect Network (LIN). It's sort of like the OBDII connection for lack of a better description.

Ha! There are multiple ingress points. The bed breathes from the top of the tailgate, the bottom where it hinges and probably the back between the cabin and the bed since when you pressure wash the bed, you can see water coming down by the middle of the truck. It is not vacuum tight and the fine...

It’s not a Cybertruck-only meetup. Everyone is welcome. At the rate things are going, I think we’ll have a larger crowd than I was trying to pull. Fun is guaranteed.

I don’t know if I already responded to you, but we have a meetup in April 27. I am taking over the DelRay Beach Tesla service center 10am-1pm with the club. Chris “Dirty Tesla” and Justin “Bearded Tesla Guy” are joining me at the event. I have all the details at the club site at...

Unpausing Starlink is instant. I do it all the time. Whenever I go on an overlanding trip, I wait until I really need the Starlink connection to activate it. It takes me as long as it takes to make the request through the app.

Ha! I thought you were talking about the new 03s. My bad.

Cool. I prefer the K02 for now. The 3s are too new and the 2s seem to have better rock ejection triangles. The cool thing is that we can pick one, try it, and change in the future. Cheers!