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07-30-2020, 02:13 PM
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With the board on the Model 3 what speed does liftoff occur?
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07-30-2020, 02:28 PM
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Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
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Location: northern Michigan
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Originally Posted by travelover
That's the other thing that suffers - the brakes. The rotors rust and the caliber pins seize. Tires also flat spot, though this is more of an annoyance. Driving it at least weekly is best.
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+1, I agree. I had the brake calipers seize up on one of my vehicles that I had let sit idle for 5 months. Best to drive the truck occasionally, IMO. As someone else said, there is more than just the battery to be concerned about.
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07-30-2020, 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by MRG
With the board on the Model 3 what speed does liftoff occur?
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No, the board is upside down and would create drag, BUT, the Kayak could be a different story!
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08-05-2020, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by RAE
+1, I agree. I had the brake calipers seize up on one of my vehicles that I had let sit idle for 5 months. Best to drive the truck occasionally, IMO. As someone else said, there is more than just the battery to be concerned about.
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After we moved to Paradise, my old car sat outside for 9 months in the frozen tundra of the midwest. Upon returning for the summer, I started up the old beast. Amazingly, I didn't have to jump it or even charge the battery. However, the car sounded like a diesel for several minutes. I probably took years off its engine life. The brakes sounded terrible for a couple of days. I continued this way for several years (car was 21 years old when I finally sold it.) So many minor things went wrong with the car that I finally got rid of it and bought a "new" old car. Since then, I've had a friend start it occasionally and drive it less occasionally. You CAN probably get away with abusing a vehicle - especially if it's already old and not of much financial value. It's a crap shoot whether you win or loose this way. So far, I have won, but who knows. I need (want) a car on the mainland and am not willing to rent (for 3 months at a time.) So an old beater which may or may not start the next time is how I've chosen to approach the issue. I don't recommend it, but it's worked fairly well so far. YMMV
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08-06-2020, 01:43 PM
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Yes, the consensus is that it's fake. Good actors, though.
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