BigOrangeTrain
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Because the batteries meltdown and cause fires sometimes during charging or more rarely when not in use. Can lose your house.Out of curiosity, why those two recommendations?
Explain to me how you get a non-hot battery in the Arizona desert when it’s sitting outside in 110-118 degree heat all day every day in the summer. Also, driving from Phoenix to California, you’re going to have to install massive EV charging stations out in the middle of nowhere in the Mohave desert because a single EV battery charge won’t get you across the desert.
Yeah. I said earlier in the thread that normal car batteries last 2-3 years here against a 5-year warranty period.
Of course, the socialists mid-term goal is to eliminate the combustion engine and force people to purchase EV’s.
I had to power through the 17 hour mark then again at 21. That's not a habit; I normally split that into two long days so's to not slap, pinch myself or drive in my underwear with windows open.
You have to keep the flesh tingling.
Might want to get that tingling checked......Probably from a lot lizard.I had to power through the 17 hour mark then again at 21. That's not a habit; I normally split that into two long days so's to not slap, pinch myself or drive in my underwear with windows open.
You have to keep the flesh tingling.
Wow. I cannot do that. I will literally fall asleep at the wheel.
How big is your gas tank and more importantly, your bladder?
My father used to regale me with a story about when his father died. My father was in the military and was stationed in Phoenix AZ, and he drove back to East TN straight through. This was in the early 50's pre interstate days. I don't know how he did it.I stopped for gas, bodily functions, and drive-through food. And stretching to return circulation to my ass. Nicotine helps; I don't smoke anymore but buy a pack each way for these trips. IV coffee drip...
The '07 4Runner has been a beast. I've averaged round-trips to the Rockies getting up to 25 mpg and would drive anywhere in the hemisphere tomorrow. Outside of regular maint., just a RF axle, a belt, and a wheel bearing; just a freakishly good vehicle.