I mean that is how you get to and replace the timing belts on Toyota 3.4l trucks. I do them for our local truck group often enough. It isnt bad if you have the tools and are organized. Takes half a saturday sans surprises!

*Reads what has to be removed*

I was just repeating the things he has made public. ;) It comes in pieces. For example it was known his hand was quite broken, it was only today i learned he lost a finger. 

UTV accident in the desert where it rolled what i pieced together from the IG post and odd comments from Andrew. I didn’t see a real article on the event but i could have missed it.

I thought the same thing but it doesn’t even follow the body line. It is distracting from the smooth sweep they designed into that door. it would be a lot more elegant without it.

I don’t understand this. pls help.

Wouldn’t looking at the navigation screen be a reason to look at the screen?

Yeah those are a no go. Coil spacers on IFS are fine as long as you don’t drive it like a trophy truck from my experience. Thanks for entertaining my questions.

Are you talking about block spacers on SFA? Or on IFS coilovers? I would love to know what is so dangerous about them in the IFS application.

What? Link please.

Fight the good fight dude! Wife and i ran out of time to hit JT last time we were down there. Hopefully there’s something left in a few years for us to see.

I think you’re looking at it all wrong. He is saying for the life of the vehicle. So one can assume that Tesla’s aren’t built for a long lifespan. I’m sure those that last will get updates that degrade the battery, make it run hot until you’re at the point that you go trade it in for a new iPh....Tesla and the cycle…

Point taken. Regardless, they are an engineering marvel. 

Bologna! 

No Dusenburg or other pre-war cars? No Veyron?

I’m a peacock! You gotta let me fly!!

Thanks for the explanation. I sort of understand that logic behind it. Since we are getting into physics about it....why does a bicycle moving stay upright but if you go too slow it tips over? Oh this stuff is fun to ponder.

Ok, help my simple brain with this one. If you have a crosswind applying force X onto a vehicle, how does its velocity in a perpendicular direction change that force (crosswind). I would assume, again with my simple mind, that they reduce the speed not for the crosswinds effectiveness, but rather, a lowspeed crash is…

Well the true overlander uses his snorkel to cross the river. We don’t need no stinkin’ bridges! “Honey can you take pictures of me driving across the water? k thnx brbr!”

Don’t act like you’re immune to it with your broken down jeep on a trailer. You’re getting escorted too pal.