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  1. 2.3 vs. 2.7 vs. 3.0 engines after 100K miles (wear & tear assessment via teardowns)

    It's a complaint for me. I do tap the button, but I'm annoyed that I have to.
  2. Base Model Question

    You'll want maybe 33" tires right off the jump
  3. 2.3 vs. 2.7 vs. 3.0 engines after 100K miles (wear & tear assessment via teardowns)

    My auto loves to lug the crap out of my 2.7. No problem sustaining 6+ psi at 1.4k rpm up an eternal hill.
  4. 4A acting like 4H, binding while turning on dry pavement

    If anything, the clutch mechanism is working too well While you "can" use 4a on dry pavement, I would take care to avoid tight, low speed turns in it because it will be locked.
  5. Acceleration of 2dr 2.3L Sasquatch vs 4dr 2.7 L Sasquatch ?

    Mini vans can embarrass plenty of 80s and 90s sports cars.
  6. Ford Fathom EV Pickup ($28,350 Starting Price) - News & Info

    Yeah but if you're not using it every day that's fine. (For me anyway) And that's probably replenishing about 120 miles of use, no one wants to be driving that penalty box for 120 miles - you're running errands or doing the odd commute in it.
  7. Ford Fathom EV Pickup ($28,350 Starting Price) - News & Info

    You're right, everyone is in a different situation. For me, a 30k truck is a completely different animal than 80k. At 80 it has to do everything. A 30k truck could just be a spare vehicle, doesn't have to do everything. And you could just charge it on a regular ass 120v 20a outlet no problem.
  8. Something I feel while at a stop

    And no, there's nothing you can do about it 😎
  9. Ford Fathom EV Pickup ($28,350 Starting Price) - News & Info

    So you only drive like 3,000 miles a year? Then sure, yeah. Any car can work for you if you don't drive.
  10. Ford Fathom EV Pickup ($28,350 Starting Price) - News & Info

    Ty for actually using numbers and not just old man shaking fist at clouds. Numbers outside of CA (for me) are more like $4.10 and 0.16c/kwh. Fairly similar
  11. Ford Fathom EV Pickup ($28,350 Starting Price) - News & Info

    What do you mean "zero price point on electricity"? Because I'm paying well over $4k a year for gas for my bronco. Plus our other vehicles.
  12. Finding the most comfortable tires on road

    What tire pressure are you at
  13. Ford Fathom EV Pickup ($28,350 Starting Price) - News & Info

    Yup. And shoot back up. And drop. Forever
  14. Ford Fathom EV Pickup ($28,350 Starting Price) - News & Info

    You can't both have money and spend it. It's fine if you like throwing your money away at the gas pump but I would rather not. The idea that an EV is a "throwaway" car while we are driving cars with STRUCTURAL CARDBOARD is pretty funny. For the record, I don't own an EV and make at least...
  15. Ford Fathom EV Pickup ($28,350 Starting Price) - News & Info

    Ok grandpa let's get you back to bed


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