Though being mostly... plywood im not shocked.

lmao no. In the follow up video, he gets another ford and drops its rear on concrete several times, dumps weight on it, etc and the truck just keeps trucking, even when the entire frame of the car is bent and then gets bent back. A truck should survive a fairly short drop like that, especially when its unloaded. 

Most manufacturers don’t distinguish between vertical load and tongue weight limits. Usually tongue weight limit is 10% of towing capacity. So an F150 has about 700-1000lbs tongue weight limit.

My guess is it’s the EXACT same hitch setup form the Y just bolted, ok wait lets be real duct taped and gorilla glued to the Cybertruck

My favorite part of this clusterflub is that the designs (Boeing and SpaceX) come with their own, proprietary suits that not interchangeable or compatible. Are the suits backwards compatible with what we have currently? Or are they all different specifications?

I would really love some reporting on how Boeing was awarded $4.2B for this contract while SpaceX was awarded only $2.6B and SpaceX is saving these astronauts.

I really wonder about all the military spending and what our ROI on it really looks like by continuing to fund Lockheed, Boeing, General Dynamics, Raytheon,…

Yeah but, like, that costs money.

What’s interesting is that we (thruster designers) knew back in the late 1960's that high temperatures needed to be addressed in thruster design. How do I know? My company blew one up in a test stand while testing it’s performance, in part, for high temperature operation. This was after we had already took high…

At least it can’t fail any worse...

That’s the GVWR of the Pacifica. The Pacifica curb weight is 4521 lb. Im pretty sure that list is just GVWR and not actual curb weight. 

Hell, a 6,000lbs weight limit, means that many modern trucks, SUVs, and electric cars can’t use it either.

Well. My preference of gas stations are...

I mean, it was reported on -here- even

EDIT: CRAP, Delete that. I just clicked on the link and found that was a fatal accident.  No jokes about that.

Right.

I wonder if this is the Cybertruck that crashed in Texas. https://abc13.com/post/driver-dies-fiery-tesla-cybertruck-crash-fisher-road-chambers-county-texas-dps-says/15145937/

The worst mods for me are the mindless ones. Oh, you drove your Wrangler straight from the dealer to a shop to get 37" tires, spacers, the “angry” headlight covers, leds, etc., how original. Same with lifts, rolling coal, etc. I mean, if you just want to drive a stereotype...cool...I guess.

So do electric/hybrid vehicle braking systems fare better in high heat situations?  Are they constructed in such a way as to deal with heat more effectively?

Most vehicle fires here happen because brakes overheat going down steep grades.

yeah ford won over a lot of people with the ecoboost v6 but they were not crazy enough to stop selling a v8 even today almost 15 years later!!