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TessP100D
Active Member
Any addition of weight or design form would likely change aero.
Nothing to add on the CT, but a datapoint for consideration when making a comment on this:
The bike on the front has less impact on range than the box on top.
I suspect that the CT light bar will have been heavily engineered so as not to have much of an impact.
The dirty air doesn’t seem to mind being /more/ disrupted, whereas the clean air despises being disturbed and penalizes you /again/ for trying to fly your brick down the highway.
Also, LED light bars generally want to be placed a bit back to avoid blasting the dash with light and using the roof as an physical cut off.
Well you Do spend a lot of time fixating and thinking about that man so maybe they find it unusual or odd.
Same could be said for the man crush complaining. It’s a Car not a dating app.
zoomer0056
Active Member
This comment is baffling,
.Could be your continuous reference to an individual vs a car company? Do you believe he is Personally on the floor putting bolts in holes and loading trucks? Lol
I guess by thinking he’s a useful idiot rather than someone who otherwise never contributed anything of value means we have a man crush? The irony is it’s coming from the people who actually believe he’s the real life Tony Stark and other such fantasies.
Back to the light-bar effecting range. From pics I see it is put at the very top of the truck at the angle point, so if its implemented into the angle without protruding it should not affect air flow. So depends on how much it's protruding in that angle point. I guess more will be revealed and we will be speculating at this point.
