Recent content by m_jorge

Minnesota native here. Yeah solar works just fine here in the winter time. But we only get about 37 inches (3' 1") of snow a year. Jackson Hole gets about 430 inches (35' 10") of snow. I think that the only way solar would work in Jackson would be if there were built in flamethrowers to take...

Too permanent. The nice thing about a wrap is that if you get tired of it, it is relatively easily replaced.

I'm kind of curious about how much added weight a wrap adds to the vehicle, and whether the added weight would have a negative impact on range?

Check "Wet Okole".

Stainless steel grades 410, 420 and 440 – martensitic stainless steels. This type of stainless steel is magnetic primarily because it contains large quantities of ferrite in its chemical composition, which is a compound of iron and other elements.

I think it would be interesting to see if these rust spots are happening to trucks that get wrapped. Maybe someone who gets a clear wrap could comment?

I think 'keying' would cause damage to the wraps everyone is getting, rather than to the SS. I wonder whether it would be possible to run something similar to a taser thru the SS. Should be safe as long as the wrap is intact, but try to key the vehicle thru the wrap, and ZAP!

Reading the news online, I see many articles on the same theme, that EVs won't charge in cold weather. Here is an example: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/tesla-owners-say-ev-batteries-wont-charge-as-brutally-cold-temperatures-hit-chicago/ar-AA1n7FAq?ocid=socialshare Conveniently none...

I couldn't care less about camo. But I like fall colors.

I'm hoping for something like this.

At "Wrapmate" the winter camp full wrap costs $4,163

After reading the article about tire longevity on the Rivian (https://www.thedrive.com/news/rivians-tires-are-wearing-out-in-as-little-as-6000-miles-heres-why), It has me wondering. Currently I replace my summer tires about every 5-6 years, and my winter tires about every 3-4 years. My guess...

I made an inquiry re price and received the following in reply: Thank you for your inquiry and your interest in our products. We are delighted that you are interested in our hydraulically driven loading system, HUBiBOY®. Our loading system HUBiBOY® is distributed and installed through...

I would really like one of these to help load elk: https://www.hubiboy.com/ Sorry it’s in Swiss. Google translate did a pretty good job tho