They are not the same length, because only 1 side gets tight when I sit on the tailgate. Yes, level and open - 1 of these is clearly a bit longer than the other.
Yes, exactly. It's strange that this is listed in the CT DIY page and not the Owner's Manual, haha!!
This feature came in handy for keeping this load in the bed:
Wow, that's a cool pic. What do you estimate the weight was for that load? That's worthy of framing and hanging on a wall.This feature came in handy for keeping this load in the bed:
In this photo, the tailgate cables are positioned in the high setting (which did a great job of keeping the firewood rounds captive). It takes a bit of hand strength to overcome the spring clips that hold the cable ends captive, so they don't accidently come unattached (but it becomes easier as they are broken in by switching between the normal and high tailgate heights).
It was about 2400 lbs. all in, which put it well over the rear axle rating. But it drove level and without detectable flexing over bumps, totally unlike any other over-loaded truck I've ever driven. Generally, they feel over-loaded, not the Cybertruck.
That's just incredible. I love our badass Cybertrucks.
Not sure I could find that - is that's what is detailed here?
Yeah, people who say the Cybertruck is not a real truck don't understand much about trucks.
No. I just determined the star bit size I needed, but those entire plates have some play in the bolt holes...if you loosen the two star bolts you can adjust the striker plate about a quarter inch. Was enough for me to tighten up my cable and better align my tailgate. ?
People say all kinds of ****, I'll acknowledge the visual is an acquired taste (I love it), but to some it's fugly (my wife for one but she likes the truck overall), and I'll say EV trucks are not a replacement for a long haul diesel for big ass RV trailers - because they're not IMHO.....and I'll say the finger print removal takes me 1 extra step / 5 minutes extra with Sprayway other than that it's as real of a truck if not more than the competition and it hauls ass.! Gave a co worker a test drive today (about my 20th in 6 weeks), he's ordering one after we spent 30 min playing around (current F150 owner) (that's 2 probable referrals in the 6 weeks I've had one and have 2 others that early reserved but waiting for non FS)....more referral credits I cant use on anything currently - hope they open up some cyber truck accessories for the referral program - want a spare, factory tour and hopefully some new accessories since I own all the others im interested in! Bottom line, truck is bad ass for 95% of truck use cases and I love it!Yeah, people who say the Cybertruck is not a real truck don't understand much about trucks.
Same with people who say it's not a real off-road vehicle.
Same with people who say it's hard to take care of.
I could go on and on, but I'll just say "It's a badass and it hauls ass!".
