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While I agree it doesn’t add beauty, it looks solid and functional. If you want to cosplay as an overlander, get some rock sliders, Moab stickers and a craft IPA. If you’re really gonna put your $90,000 truck in danger, get the brush guard and some PPF I bet it’ll look better on any other...

That’s a great question, I hope someone has an answer

They kinda look like Ram wheels painted black. I like it, I have a white Rivian and was hoping to see this combo

idk, just a thought, if the truck “knows” it’s suppose to be charging and is trying to keep the battery in the proper temp range to charge, it’s possible any energy delivered is just keeping the battery warm. I have no idea what the charging parameters are. 110 is very slow under ideal...

I bet the battery conditioning was being used to warm the battery for charging.

Great video, I was a little worried when the Riv was going through the water run-off spot and slide sideways about 2-3’. That much weight going laterally on wet, packed snow could’ve went pear shaped quickly

Lol

The study was 2013-2019, pre-pandemic. it would be more telling 2020-2021, then the 2022 data to see if there any swings. It would be really hard to parse out ER asthma visits during the pandemic because every ailment was listed as Covid, Covid related or Covid symptom. Not trying to be...

So this inspired me to “hyper-mile” sort of. 20” AT tires, DIY tonneau, healthy lunch, 15 minute nap, Conserve mode, ride height lowest, suspension stiff, regen high, tire pressure 48psi, temp 28F, 4 lane divided boulevard, speed limit 35 to 50, Tune-In radio on channel Chill. 20 mile out and...

https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/diy-temporary-tonneau-bed-cover.10300/page-12#post-282324 read through these. on the last page is my DIY tonneau. $125 and 1.5 hours. It’ll last until the manual arrives.

Does your truck have a tonneau cover? That’ll make a difference. The faster you go the more difference it makes.

Surprisingly, 9 planks fit perfectly, I put the tongue edge toward the cab. When I close the tailgate, it presses the tongue into the groove. Took about 1 1/2 hours.

Next I taped the edges closed. I also put a strip across the end

After the third or fourth plank I got a rhythm and technique figured out. First I cut the planks to 54 3/4” (hacksaw or jigsaw). Next I used a multi tool to cut a V notch out of the sides and plunge cut the thin internals and flip down inside the plank

Here my attempt with vinyl privacy fence

I think I’ll give this a try. I‘ll try tin snips first, if that doesn’t work, I’ll bust out the multi tool. I have some actual duct tape, the silver metal kind. It’s super slick, but might damage the rails.

What did you use to cut the internal supports? I image utility knife or quality scissors would work. Also, what kind of tape? I think I have some Gorilla brand tape that would probably work

Fantastic idea!!

Theres a Hagerty video where the drag race a track spec superbike vs various super cars. It beat everything but the Plaid and Lucid. I think the bike was a BMW 1000RR-R, I could be wrong though. I have very little motorcycle experience, a lot of miles, but when it comes to bikes I’m in the...

I’ve drove a Plaid, not in track mode, and its stupid fast as is. The guy who owns it thinks its to much for the street and needs downforce for the track. It’s great for keyboard warriors. As much sense as it would make, i agree, the odds are slim.