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Hm? Its pretty massive to me. The Tesla has like no suspension travel. The suspension is barely compressing, and you can see the body bounce over the terrain a
by brucethemoose2 3y ago
Hm? Its pretty massive to me.
The Tesla has like no suspension travel. The suspension is barely compressing, and you can see the body bounce over the terrain as the wheels lift or almost lift. If you covered the top of the truck from view, I'd say it looks like a cheap crossover.
And the base F-150 is not really a long travel truck, its just... you know, sprung like a truck. A little side by side UTV could run over this hill without even letting off the gas.
- jph00 3y agoAlso, according to the article, the Ford is on road tires whilst the CT is on all-terrains.
- davidbanham 3y agoNot a massive factor on that dusty surface. Tyre pressure would make more of a difference I’d wager.
- alphabettsy 3y agoLack of suspension travel under compression is a common issue off-road for air suspension vehicles like the Grand Cherokee and to a lesser extent Range Rovers. Maybe same for the Cybertruck.
- brucethemoose2 3y agoInteresting. Hence the accusations that they are being citified.
- HankB99 3y ago> Hm? Its pretty massive to me. As noted - my ignorance of the nuances of off road capability. Someone who knows what they're looking at could see a lot more than I would.