Seriously?
Why haven't you gotten a lawyer on this yet?
I appreciate that you seem to want to give them every chance to get this right, but it it seems to me at this point like ford just doesn't care about you
I think its time to stop playing nice
JMO
I could be mistaken, but I believe the Bullet Speed frame is also all one piece where as the frame for the TD comes in two separate pieces (a front half and a back half) that bolt together
Not sure if it makes any difference except perhaps in the size of the shipping container
people name boats - if they are of any size they all seem to have names
As to me my slingshot is "Cage Free" - - I dont really call it that in normal conversation but if you ask me - thats its name.
And if you ask me why that name its because when I am in it I have "Cage Free Eggs"
and every one knows thats the best kind
Edit - considering the above perhaps it is more of a sate of being than an actual name 
the traction control is just located on the passenger wheel .
Thank you - - that pretty much tells me what I wanted to know. 
Received my "ripper" windshield today and got it installed. Looks good and I'm sure it will let a little extra air in this summer when it's mid 90's here in Tennessee.
dang - that's low
probably let in as much air as my double bubbles
Display MoreWe have had the Ventist seat cusions installed in our 2015 SlingShot for quite a spell now, and they have really helped ventilating the hind quuarters on those warmer days. But this morning I removed them so to give the seats a good cleaning where I rediscovered just how well these old seats actually cradle the body. I am thinking we will be waiting a bit before considering reinstalling the seat cusions.
I also found this wear spot on the driver's seat where it appears that the seats are actually red underneath the black accenting?
Bill
I have to admit the one thing that has kept me from even considering changing seats is just how comfortable I find the stock ugly plastic seats - - Seriously these things fit me as well if not better than just about any car seat I have ever experienced - - for me comfort trumps looks by a large amount
Even before I went with. 4 wheel mod, I got in habit of turning off traction control every time I start mine, I did not like how system works when a wheel slipped on wet road, it always seemed to override my driving..... I just hold down switch after starting it up as a habit, even when nice conditions to just turn all that stuff off.
I think there are many people who don't like the nannies and turn them off - - - I must admit I would prefer a system where the default was to have them off and you were asked if you wanted them on when the car was started
I think that in the world of slingshot drivers the percentage of drivers who have better driving skills is probably higher than in the general driving population and as such would rather not have computers making decisions
according to Troy TrakHamr his kit maintains the traction control. he had it wired up all i had to was plug it in when I installed the kit.
I do know that the kits are supposed to maintain the traction control, I just wonder if the system knows there is an additional wheel, or does it just think the back is still a single wheel? - - - more to the point does it always apply the back brakes to both wheels or can it control them separately?
does the TrackHamr have speed sensors at each rear wheel?
Ok I couldn't stand it any longer Got the brakes bled and drive shaft in, and put some of the exhaust on. still on jack stands. just had to crank it up and see how it done. while running it my traction control light came on around 2000 RPMs and then my ABS and BRAKE FAILURE light came on. I am hoping this is due to still being on jack stands and no weight on the wheels and actual drive time on the road. anybody have issues like this?
I must admit this is one thing about the quad conversions that has puzzled me - the stock traction control / stability control system is designed to work with only one wheel in the back - applying the brakes to this one wheel as the computer deems necessary to maintain traction and stability
So when a quad conversion is done how does the computer know they're now two wheels in the back that may need to be braked individually to best maintain traction / stability? - - - is the ECU reprogramed or does the brain of the traction control system still think there is only one wheel in the back?
I know this doesn't address your question, but this seemed like a good place where others who will answer you might also be able to enlighten me 
It’s name will be “quickie”
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Mine coming up on 3/11. Procedure is nothing, prep sucks big time!
I learned when I got my second one that applying a little vaseline after each trip to the bathroom when doing the prep cleanse can really help to avoid the discomfort that can normally result from being a human volcano 
I had to open the evaporative cooler back up this last weekend - was in the 80's and got up to 88 yesterday. only in the low 70's today but then will bounce back up tomorrow.
average this time of year is usually mid 70s but it bounces around
773 degrees and the sun is shining, the first great riding day in almost 3 months
damn thats hot 
Anal checkup...
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Display MoreWife and I got our first shot today. Moderna.
I told the lady that I wanted the Pfizer because I had heard that the tracking chips were better.
She laughed and said that was news to her.
I got the Moderna anyway. Maybe the chips will be upgraded for the second shot, scheduled for March 24.
my only concern with either of these would be that something could possibly cause issues with availability when it comes time for the second shot - - - I know that some of the second shot clinics here were delayed because of the recent weather issues across the country. Hopefully with supplies picking up this won't happen again
If Howard could see into the future he never would have said, "Look at the little monkey run!"
but much of what you may have heard about this may not be true - a link for those interested
you might have to directly
Does the ride command system permit a USB wired hookup?
If so, then simply delete the slingshot from your phone's bluetooth listing. Hopefully that'll work.
or could you skip the ride command and bluetooth the the phone directly to the helmet speakers?
From what I have read a person doesn’t even start to build immunity until all least 10 days after the first shot and then it builds slowly until 3 or 4 weeks which is when you get he booster to get it to build fully and to make it last longer
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Crazy right vs crazy left - - - is there really any difference?
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