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Am I alone in noticing many Chinese are adding FSD for free? Part of their car's features. Like air conditioning, IMO, costly add on in early stages, then a normal part of mid and upper cost cars.

You keep agreeing with me but do not know it. FSD is still in beta. FSD is driving how it wants to and you want it to be different. Take an Uber and see if it is driven exactly how you want.

Maybe realize that FSD is not ultimately a driver assist? You hired an AI chauffeur, it will drive as it sees fit with some input from you. If you want more control, fire the AI and go back to AP.

Lowered Beast with street tiers humiliates Kias. I guess UP sway bar and shocks help too.

Used it start to finish yesterday. Fremont to VA Palo Alto (down 280 and across 237)and back in the rain. Heavy traffic on the way there. On the way there no real problems, never took over but a couple of lane changes that should have been fine were aborted. On the way back it was raining...

He may or may not. If you don't need to charge both at once there is no need to run the extra wire. And even if you do charge both at once, you probably don't need to charge both at max amps.

Incorrect. The chargers can be set to split available power. They talk to each other. Alone, one will pull full amps, together they will pull half amps. Of course you have to know what you are doing to set this up. Not hard at all. I set up mine by getting the info online. 50 amp breaker...

CCS was made to slow BEV adoption. The committee had all the Tesla info from patents and/or actual use. Special interests made it a mess. Port placement, credit card readers, two types of connectors, not mandating plug&charge standards, using screens outside the car's (or phone) make it a mess...

Glad you made it. Would have been much better with some better spotting on the obstacles. Two easy points, UP makes equipment for this and a Honda gas generator can trickle charge the truck when you stop.

I really need one in Jackpot, NV. I have to tow through there.

Depending on your use, yes. I see so many neighbors and friends that put up with the noise for no reason.

IMO off road tires are an odd choice. 90% of driving is done on highways. 5% is mild off road. Highway tires and chains for the win.

They will be NACS, available to almost all cars. No charger plug is open to all. Hopefully NACS will solve that problem.

Nice write up! Where did you go from Fernly? We just hauled over two tons of stuff from Twin Falls ID to San Jose CA. UHaul 12x6 Cyberbeast. Charged to 95% at Twin where we picked up and loaded the trailer, was going to use slow charger at Jackpot. But it was down. -5% estimate for arrival at...

Time to separate politics from car buying. It's quite a stretch but since some cannot win at the polls they resort to hate, even if it hurts what they are trying to achieve.

Please limit the discussion. This is for reference when someone gets this message. Tailgate down - often if you need to transport 4x8 or longer sheets, motorcycles, etc. Towing - check your setting In jail - went over the limit when using FSD/TACC

Replying because this is still a huge problem. Holding up traffic is not safe.

In "HURRY" mode my CT still holds up traffic when in the carpool lane. The normal speed in many parts of 680/280/101 is 80 - 85 mph. I set FSD while going that speed and it always slows down to 74 over time causing the unsafe situation of people passing me on the right - even when they have to...

Agreed, but the lower ball joint is doing by far the most work with those forces. https://i.pinimg.com/originals/d8/e0/49/d8e049794ec26d67b7208fd9a984ba59.jpg

Smaller bikes fit easily (K1300S and friend with Road Glide here). Home Depot ratchet straps work fine. Front tire holder not necessary. BUT you may need to space the front wheel back from the firewall as the fairing may hit the roof (where the cover slides in). I had to use a 4x4 and mine...