I assume the Basic tube doesn’t have the racing stripes, which would certainly lower its performance.
The spoiler helps prevent spinout, though.
I knew it… the Pro tubes have muffler bearings instead of just muffler bushings.
Can you understand why if the only evidence that you’re a brilliant European hotshot 3D printer engineering wizard is your word for it(*) even though your posts point to either a pre-programmed autoresponder capable of a limited number of negative posting compositions or a 14 year old sitting on his computer in his parent’s basement hijacking a (possibly) real European’s identity, we might believe less in your posts and more in Dan’s?
At least many of us have seen a GF in real life, used a GF in real life and met Dan in real life. I like the man I’ve met and the people he’s surrounded himself with. (His wife & kids are nice too.) That’s why I believe him when he says there are actual hardware differences even though it’s only the performance that I bought that matters to me. I trust him a hell of a lot more than a pontificating keyboard.
That’s why no, I can’t understand why you don’t believe him.
(*) Of course you haven’t said this specifically but the implication is clear from all of the things you’ve asserted you could do better than the GF team.
It’s obvious then that the coolant is not unicorn tears but… blinker fluid. Sneaky!
It’s getting cold out now so I hope they’ve started filling the tubes with the winter co2!!!
Rather than abstracts like are the mirrors different, I’d be more interested in what the temp rating of the coolant is - some of them are going to spending time in unheated trucks in below freezing (water) temps soon. Frost here tonight.
DOT 3 or DOT 5?
I’m pretty sure unicorn tears don’t freeze. Or was that just shifty marketing and they’re really using narwhal tears?!?!
I woke up to 19 degrees this morning. Tracking for my Pro shows Thursday for delivery. Next few days are supposed to be warmer so I’m not worried about it.
Also the reason the lid has to be closed. Open top driving, even with a spoiler, usually has to be done at slower speeds.