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I have 2 CT's and both have the weird 75-85MPH vibration on the drivers door mirror (yet, not passenger) - this is separate from the door internal rattle (fist bump test rattle) in which I had doors changed over on one CT. New doors does not fix the rattling driver side mirror. I am guessing...

Bang it with the side of your fist on the outside when parked in the center of the door. Does it rattle then?

No, it was a loose 'twang' sound when hitting the front door with the side of your fist. Imagine a piece of flat metal making a vibration noise against another. I should have recorded the sound, but the tech at the SC tested the same way I did. Side of the fist against the door should be...

Good info, thank you. I had both front doors replaced under warranty on my FSCB - in my case there was some delamination causing an internal support to rattle against the door skin. This was on a vin 39XXX - my SC said there was a run of them with this issue.

went through my first set at 8300 miles - only the front two were showing substantial wear in the mid section but changed all 4 anyway - check ebay for take off's - I found a set of fresh goodyears for $1100

all 4 stock wheels/tires fit in the bed for sure

This is awesome, thanks

Wow - thats awesome being at 10 cents. We are 5X more here so was a shorter leap for me to build this (and got another CB when they were doing free supercharging a while back)

I charge daily from a totally off grid solar generation setup. I can get about 30KWH a day out of the system. Components are mostly all Bluetti. 2 X AC500 running in split phase (10KW output max) 12 X B300K batteries 12 x 455w roof mounted solar panels This is wired through a Bluetti...

if you are aiming to be home at 80% battery, then just increase your charge limit a bit.

I heard on a podcast that the 80% suggestion was at least in part also due to supercharger congestion/profitability. Since it slows the charge rate so much when getting full, going from 80% to 100% can eat up as much time as the first 30%-80% did- this mattered after the supercharger network...

For those thinking to charge from solar/battery, here is the equipment it takes me to have 27-30KWH per day to added to my CT from my off grid system. Very capable system but not very economical or portable. Bluetti Hardware 2 x AC500 Solar Generators 12 x B300K 2.7KWH storage batteries 12...

The thud 'or bump' sounding like its all CB and my experience on a thump road agrees.... Someone mentioned an out of spec you tube that mentions it. I went and watched all his stuff (pretty cool videos) and he mentioned baja mode on the street. I played with that today and wow - how fun...

None, they are literally identical. If the badging on the right side of the dash wasn't different I would not know which one I was in......

Sorry I should have put a link - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B013FJEKHG I just mounted the legs on the passenger seat front bolts. (T40 bolt if I recall) Its NOT a perfect setup and will wiggle, however when supercharging its as good as a desk to me and the armrest works awesome as my mousepad.....

I have two CyberBeasts currently and use both daily. One is a 2024 CB with vin in the 49k range. The other is a 2024 FS CB with the vin in the 39k range. I have a fairly unique situation where I can see if oddities are just in one CT or in both. I wanted to share a couple I notice..... Air...

That is incorrect and it does work, I own it and have used it. You need to use the neutral ground bonding plug I mentioned. They are like $5 on amazon or free if you make your own

My solar setup is not portable but it is off grid, and substantial. I pull 27kw-30kw daily out of this to recharge our shop truck. So basically I can add 25% battery to the truck daily, but you can see just how much equipment that takes. Basic specs: 2 x Bluetti AC500's in split phase 12...

I have used this one - just add a neutral/ground bond plug and the Tesla mobile connector works great on the generators 240V side. https://www.ebay.com/itm/314109022666 It is loud though, but if this is truly for last option safety, I would keep it in the bed on a trip like that.

I have used this generator (needed the amazon bonding plug) and it charges @ 7KWH with the mobile connector charger on the 240v port. FIRMAN T07571F 9400/7500W Tri Fuel Electric Start Portable Generator 50A