I was thinking of something like 'engine'
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I was thinking of something like 'engine'
Australians are favouring hybrids. Partly because even the weather wants to kill you. Cyclones, floods , bushfires wipe out power supplies. Unless you have a battery to go with solar you may be stranded with a pure EV.
Same here in the colony down under. The Australian Energy minister is named Bowen, so clever that he's obviously named after a Far North Qld mango. Last week during a normal Brisbane summer's day all public/civil servants were ordered to turn off non essential computer screens, one printer only for the office, close blinds to stop external heat etc. This was the token effort to reduce power on the now fragile grid. My friends tell me that down in the basement car park, reserved for "head sheds", the mandatory EVs for virtue signalling managers,were all on active fast chargers!!
It's ironic that in the hot parts of Australia (most places) people are using the power of the sun to cool themselves down.Same here in the colony down under. The Australian Energy minister is named Bowen, so clever that he's obviously named after a Far North Qld mango. Last week during a normal Brisbane summer's day all public/civil servants were ordered to turn off non essential computer screens, one printer only for the office, close blinds to stop external heat etc. This was the token effort to reduce power on the now fragile grid. My friends tell me that down in the basement car park, reserved for "head sheds", the mandatory EVs for virtue signalling managers,were all on active fast chargers!!
Wouldn’t the A-pillar airbags mitigate the head going in that direction?
We lose power many times in North Queensland. Last time was January '24 - another cyclone and related flooding. We had 4 days without power. Was nice to have fuel in multiple vehicles and have the luxury to drive occasionally in a/c to cool down. Very few pure electric vehicle households up here.
Same here in the colony down under. The Australian Energy minister is named Bowen, so clever that he's obviously named after a Far North Qld mango. Last week during a normal Brisbane summer's day all public/civil servants were ordered to turn off non essential computer screens, one printer only for the office, close blinds to stop external heat etc. This was the token effort to reduce power on the now fragile grid. My friends tell me that down in the basement car park, reserved for "head sheds", the mandatory EVs for virtue signalling managers,were all on active fast chargers!!
I have the SPP overland ones, they are pricy though. Rival has some now as well and you could just get them powder coated in red.
Can't help with #1; but for #2 the LFD Off Road full length rack has the option for a front fairing that partially recesses a light bar. The cross bars can be placed wherever you want, including not putting any over the safari windows. For what it's worth, they can still be over the safari's if you want them to open but not come out as well (this is how I had them positioned). If you want the lightbar further back, thye have a shorter 3/4 rack as well with the lightbar specific fairing.
