Exact same here. My old 2020 Model Y and my newer 2024 Model 3 both work with the Xbox One controller, the Cybertruck not so much, so I paired my Switch Pro to the Cybertruck and it worked great.
I too have the passenger side window seals air leak sound. I have had my CT in service twice, both times they "fixed" the issue. Not really though. The driver side sounds quiet, the passenger though, not so much. It's really loud when on a phone call over bluetooth, the sound gets picked up by...
Initial testing of the little mini amp i bought from Amazon works. I did test a functional test on the bench to ensure it works. Now to double check the writing for the Superhorn speaker which should be the same as the PWS. Anyone got a link to a wiring diagram for it?
I ordered one of these today, were going to find out! From what I can tell, the PWS and Superhorn which is just a larger version of the PWS speaker are just regular speakers that are weather resistant. I'll take mine out this weekend to find out more. If anyone has any good links or videos of...
344 on stock tires, is that good or bad?
I’ve got the Beast and have not been too hard on it or too easy on it and I’m at 455 Wh/mi. So is that better mileage or worse?
I’m not sure if this is a reading of mileage per watt hour or watt hour per mile.
Thank you for that photo, is that located inside the bumper or the fender area behind the wheel? I'm interested in taking a look at mine when I get it back from the shop this weekend.
I think I’m going to try out the eBay one for testing purposes even though I’ve got a UP one on order. It’ll at the very least answer some questions and can always resell it on offer up. Someone will buy it.
Many owners report that their “new horn” (the one that uses the PWS) is not loud enough.
Does anyone know if it could be amplified?
Is the PWS speaker just a regular speaker that’s in a weather proof box or is it something more intricate?
If it’s modeled after the UP one, which it looks to be. It is the same size, just made in metal Instead of plastic. The additional addons that attach would protrude further though, but the bumper by itsself does not.
True, I hope they are able to ramp up production and delivery. I know there’s been a few mentions on the forums here of people still waiting on delivery and I bet plenty still waiting to order. I just recently ordered my bumpers from them while on a trip out to California. I was able to stop by...
This one is made from VERY thin sheet metal, you can see it in the photos. I would not be too concerned with the lack of protection from a crash due to the fact that the Tesla ones are plastic and are not much protection. The protection comes from the frame that you can see in crash test videos...
These are an exact replica of the Unplugged performance ones. Very interesting, seeing that they get there’s shipped in from somewhere and are not made locally. I wonder if they come from the same supplier.