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  1. pwrofgrayskull

    Arizona - Sonora Desert Scouts

    My thoughts exactly. I have had spring and summer experiences in a Tesla Model Y and the roof shade needed to be in 100% of the time because of the heat in the frequent sunshine. Seemed pointless to even have the glass roof “feature” since it was always covered. Obviously if you don’t live in...
  2. pwrofgrayskull

    Well Placed Ads

    We all know that well placed ads can be quite effective and from my perspective it appears Scout Motors may be making some good choices. Up to this point I have not come across a Scout ad without deliberately seeking it out on my own. However, this morning I was reading an article about the...
  3. pwrofgrayskull

    Spare tire carrier - other locations?

    I agree. I’ve never heard of it, but the thought popped into my mind due to the discussion. I wouldn’t have come up with any concerns with an interior mount on my own, but this thread got me thinking about collisions and if there’s a concern with a frunk mounted spare coming through the...
  4. pwrofgrayskull

    Accessories Poll For Scouts

    I completely agree. After having Jeep all-weather mats, I was definitely shocked at how thin Ford made the Bronco version. I suppose they still work, but they’re thin enough that they don’t always stay conformed to the curves they were intended to hug. I’d vote for a Scout version to be able...
  5. pwrofgrayskull

    Welcome and Introductions!

    Glad to have you here Joey - welcome! Sorry to hear you had to wait so long for the Bronco. I’ve heard sooo many Bronco stories like that. I’m looking forward to a smoother launch from Scout Motors.
  6. pwrofgrayskull

    Spare tire carrier - other locations?

    I got to thinking…a rear cargo area mounted spare tire would be in danger of breaking loose and becoming a missile during a front-end collision as well, no? The only difference being it’s coming at the back of your head and it’s already inside the vehicle. Would just need to make sure that cargo...
  7. pwrofgrayskull

    What 16 Metro's Will Scout Launch?

    Sounds like one heck of a good time to me!!
  8. pwrofgrayskull

    Off-Road EV

    Yeah I believe the RTI ramps have usually been in the 15 to 30 degree range throughout the years depending on vehicles being tested, with Car and Driver using a 20 degree ramp to test stock vehicles. 32 degrees is a pretty aggressive ramp for sure.
  9. pwrofgrayskull

    Off-Road EV

    Absolutely, yes! I completely agree. I’ve followed their testing for many vehicles in the past and that is definitely one of the particular tests I key in on the most.
  10. pwrofgrayskull

    Battery Life in Winter

    Thank you for the real-world feedback. This is very helpful. (y)
  11. pwrofgrayskull

    How much?

    That’ll buff out.
  12. pwrofgrayskull

    Things to Avoid

    Absolutely, I can relate to all of these as well. This is a very good list.
  13. pwrofgrayskull

    Non-Scientific Science

    Good catch! Yes, I did see that mentioned in the comments.
  14. pwrofgrayskull

    Extra, Extra....Read All About It!

    Thanks for sharing. That’s a good article on a cool story! “Something to replace the horse” :ROFLMAO:
  15. pwrofgrayskull

    Off Road Camper Van - "Teepee"

  16. pwrofgrayskull

    Off Road Camper Van - "Teepee"

    I’m definitely down to see what Scout Motors could come up with in this space! Yes!!!
  17. pwrofgrayskull

    Non-Scientific Science

    ? I must’ve blocked that part out due to trauma. Say no to crack, kids!!
  18. pwrofgrayskull

    What's it like to take a road trip in a truck like the Terra (F-150 Lightning)?

    Thank you for sharing these stats, this is all very interesting and helpful. (y)(y)
  19. pwrofgrayskull

    What's it like to take a road trip in a truck like the Terra (F-150 Lightning)?

    I’m in for this one, thanks for sharing! I love road trips. I also very much enjoy the adaptive cruise on my current vehicle, so I have to ask: Does your Lightning have adaptive cruise? If so, do you use it and do you like it (does it function/behave well)?
  20. pwrofgrayskull

    Non-Scientific Science

    These guys have fun videos and I thought some of you here might get something out of this particular one. There’s not really any actual science going on and it’s all lighthearted fun, but for me there were a few takeaways and I even learned a couple of things.
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