That must be what waterboarding feels like. As I contemplated stopping the video after the first Rivi-On to avoid unnecessary pain, I though let’s see for how long I can take this in case I am in a situation in which I have to withstand torture again. I had no idea when he was going hit me in...
Someone needs to put a tent on top and compare it with sleeping inside, try putting large objects including plywood inside and drive away. Compare it side by side with R1T for parking, turning radius and break over angle off road. Demand the spare Rivian is selling and replace a wheel with it...
This is not the first report of it. For me it is a binary thing. Either I can trust it or I can not. I am not going to use my family’s life as a part of an experiment. I probably will leave driver minus off for at least a few years when I get mine.
It looks great.
I know it may be a big ask, and something you are not interested in seeing but do you mind sharing a photo of the black wheel with the cover on? I am not too crazy about the factory look but I want to keep the cover on both for the range and for saving the disk from rust in...
Great photos. Thanks for sharing.
It is amazing the range of the colors that red covers in different photos. It looks like impossible to get a feel for it without seeing it in person.
Is there anything visually different before and after the fix on your page. In other words is there anything that is a tip off without looking at the code?
Thanks for digging them up for me. Both are tempting, smart and interesting solutions but I am leaning toward the factory option. My thinking is that once the plate is on, it is not going anywhere (I probably won't add a winch). The hook solution will be rendering one of the hooks useless...