Big Indycar fan,and I love working on cars including my classic BMW E21 and E36 as well as my LS6 Sonoma and Subaru STI. Check out the YouTube channel!
On a whim last night at deer camp, after maybe a 3rd Hofbräu Original, I decided to ask Grok to generate c-code for a simple motor driver circuit controlled by a switch and analog threshold input.
and OMG…this is GAME CHANGER for Project AWD BMW E36xti!
I’m not much of an EV guy, but the thought of a sub $40k car I can have commute me to work autonomously then return home for my family to use while I’m at work and come get me later in the day is very appealing.
Interesting demonstration of vertical integration in assembly process/equipment…Seeing that cybertruck as a production parts tugger (assuming operating autonomously) in this video has me convinced Tesla will have full autonomous assembly and delivery process for all of their cars someday that includes humanoid robots, teslas moving material and the kicker: automated EV and robot delivery to MARS via SpaceX.
@GamewithDave Indycar Racing II from 1995-96 almost daily. Learned basics of aerodynamics and how to setup a car suspension on it…an MS-DOS legend. Easily modifiable.
@nikitabier@AngelaBelcamino Please also do this to people who write “Show more” manually to get a click on their post. Easy to spot not being a blue text link.
@ZMixG0vOlLVu3sG Looks cool and excellent Japanese flair on an American classic. If the build makes you happy that’s all that matters. Here is my Corvette engine powered Sonoma!
@youseidaoo Following you brother! I have a 2004 WRX STI and multiple BMW projects in addition to a corvette engine powered Sonoma (small truck, similar to Chevy S10).