I Launched the Cybertruck and Caused Tons of Damage! 

That truck looks 100 times better with those fender flares y'all made for it. Elon should take notice.

4 quarts of oil is about 7 pounds. 21 quarts of oil is about 36 pounds. So in a situation where the ring gets hooked on something, it's far safer to wear a generic rubber ring. It's even safer not to wear a ring at all. I used to wear a ring, but stopped when a friend of mine lost a finger by shorting his wedding ring across a truck battery.

"It's in limp mode, but it did really well" 😂😂😂😂

Regarding choosing sides, My family has always referred to ourselves as "car people" not ford, not Chevy, not Mazda, not diesel, not rally, not offroad, but CARS (to include trucks). Anything that is significant, we are into it. Be that performance, or ability, or history it's all neat and it's stupid to fight over it. This content is great fun and it was great to see y'all at sand hollow! Keep up the good work!

On the ring ad. Isn’t the point for it to break easily to prevent degloving or other injuries?

16:57 props to you for explaining this to average ppl , very nice

i feel like Cybersparks would be a good name, so glad to see you guys have fun coming up with crazy ideas, truly a work hard play hard group of guys.

That’s the most click bait title ever

Its funny that in some of the clips with no music, without engine noise, you can hear the paddles hitting sand, and it sounds like the a10 jets machine gun brrrrrrrt lol.

Pro tip on the tire. Light the lighter a few feet back, and use the starting fluid like a flamethrower. It keeps your hand clear of the blast.

The Sand-Wedge! It's a golf club, but fits just right!

I knew Dave was talented but I had no idea of the broad spectrum of his knowledge. He makes hard stuff look easy and he is versatile. He has the ability to learn new technology quickly. It's refreshing to see his passion as he develops different projects.

Never thought you'd be the guy speaking up for Tesla and how American they are. It's great to see someone that appreciates petrol/diesel vehicles also speaking highly of Tesla. I'm the same way but people just want to scream fanboy if you have anything great to say about them. Great videos and coverage of the truck. Keep em coming

Its absolutely amazing you had to make the back half of this video to all cry babies of the internet that can't see it both ways, and one way. You guys crush it regardless of vehicle mediums, so I love to see you push on the channel. looking forward to the next builds and chapter.

23:48 That's the truth! Appreciate you guys stepping forward, & putting in the work. Few could see past the steel of this ugly duckling of the trucking community. You guys took Tesla's brilliant HFS, stressed tested it, reinforcing through failures, you have proven it's mettle. What an amazing experience, thank you for sharing your experience with us.

that leverage demo was actually genius

This iteration of this particular cybertruck is the only one I've ever seen and thought, wow that's badass.

The Cybertruck conversion by your company belongs in a museum.. Best part is your commentary at the end. Highly suggest for everyone to watch this very entertaining video. :)

I appreciate your level headed position on how we can love a truck on merit not just fuel type.

Awesome additions with the fender flaring and the chassis upgrade. That thing looks like a predator on mars soil. Raising it 4 inches with some 35 inch tires would make it even more a beast. Maybe you can name it Voyager 1, Vger1, after the satellite that is still roaming space since 1979. It was Voyager 1. They even made a sci fi movie about it. Keep up the great videos!

Props on your comments about Tesla! Have owned a model 3 for 4 years up in the cold Canadian winters. As a Canadian I’m proud that it is an American company!

Love the recap you did at the end. It’s cool to show the tests and actions, also interesting to hear the method behind the madness. Keep ‘em coming

19:30 that yellow lifter behind u - also ELECTRIC :D

Been a gear head since I was 12 years old. 60 now. Just like you I've had all sorts of 60's and 70's muscle cars and trucks. Some very cool Z cars. Noone truly has a notion of the torque and quickness until you go for a ride in a Performance 3 or an S class in any configuration, much less the Plaid. It is a rush! Bitchen Truck. keep on. Subscribed.

I drive a Raptor and my wife drives a Model Y Tesla so I really enjoy these cyber truck videos. Trying to take on the Baja 1000 or even pikes peak would be awesome

I agree 💯 on your electric verse traditional fuel . Both have different applications, much like your cored and battery-powered tools.

I’d love to see this truck in the Baja1000 with a full long travel set up.

Thanks guys for looking outside the box and just showing what’s coming down the pipeline. Still love my dinosaur juice thingies, but hey why not look at what’s coming in the future and hoping for the best still just have fun playing around. Keep it up , and too infinity and beyond.

Put hydraulics on CyberTrax and a HUGE subwoofer setup on that battery because you would need 10 alternators to provide that battery current otherwise. I literally typed this early in the video and once you mentioned hydraulics I realized this was not just coincidental, I needed to edit and bring something up for you to consider. I put hydraulics on 3 vehicles in my time but that was 20+ years ago. 16 switches will require 4 pumps and 4 dumps or 2 pumps with a gnarly custom made 8 dump manifold and a few extra check valves. Buy lots of extra keys for between the pump head and the motor of the hydraulic pumps because I am sure you guys are gonna put some to the test. 48 Volts might be quick enough (especially with the available amperage) but I don't know what that cyber truck weighs. I would be willing to help brainstorm or even help build. I worked in TV production for 13 years with many networks, mainly for ESPN working as a traveling utility for Monday Night Football. I was an Avionics tech in the Air Force. I am unemployed and would love to help you guys with any project even if its just 1. Thanks for reading.

You can just see the Humvee body lifted on the lift in the back round, can't wait to see what it turns into. Also man does Sparks make the cyber truck look cool.

Your thoughts are obviously genuine, I appreciate that kind of content from professional truck badasses

I am a life Long mechanic and I have a model X for my wife and my 95 p pump cummins I drive daily. I like it cause there's basically no real maintenance. I recommend electric for the family rig it's very quiet and smooth.

Thank you Dave that was so good.. I think the amazing thing about this is that the truck that you were using was only a dual motor. And it was amazing. Cyberbeast full send Aloha

To the editing crew, Great job! Great framing, shot angles, editing, and background audio. Nice Intro!

Props for calling out those who politicize vehicles. It's nonsense!

this thing is cool! I hated these trucks at first but seeing them get modified shows the cool potential they have

So accurate about all the hate online towards cybertruck! Pick what works best for your situation and don't tie your entire identity to Gas vs Diesel vs EV. Well done on this video.

That skin is really unique and interesting. Great use of 3D techniques from video games.

I got to see/sit in a Cybertruck a few days ago...it's SO BADASS!!!

The fender flares you guys made were perfect, especially with the Spacex wrap, great work.

You know still haven’t received any coordinates… that’s like literally the only reason I bought merchandise. Gosh I hope this was a real thing. Not a scam.

I wanna see a cyber truck with a 9 foot Western MVP3 V snowplow from Semi Service on it! They make a stainless steel version that would look sick! Plus as you know plowing is extremely hard on Trucks. I use F-550’s for my fleet plow trucks

I wanna see this thing super jacked up! You guys lift all your trucks to the max, this thing needs to be sky high!

I have been watching your videos for a couple of yearS or more and have to say it is great to see how much evolution is happening right in front of everybodys eyes. You use to be in a smaller shop, had less toys, less equipment and largely focused on towing. These days you are opening up to all sorts of possibilities and having fun doing it. Witnessing your growth, educating yourself, experimenting with things many only dream of, then educating and entertaining the public through your videos....EXCELLENT JOB!! I have always said, if people open up, come together on projects and technology WE as a whole can accomplish almost anything. People are generally scared of innovation, scared of losing the "traditional" things in life. Imagine, a phone that we can use while we drive, without a long cord. Imagine, heating your food up in seconds. Imagine, a power saving diode emitting more light than a tungsten bulb...evolution...who woulda thunk it? LOL. If WE come together and support innovation, it will be much easier, and more enjoyable to progress with success rather than regress or not even trying. EV's may not be for every application or best for all conditions however, if we keep trying WE'LL get there. One of the first cars ever built was electric...Jay Leno owns one. Thanks for helping others see the potential, and thanks for your videos.

Watching the cybertruck in person down at Sandhollow was quite a treat‼️ Even the Brodozer impressed the crowd. Thanks for putting on a blast 💥 of a show!

Space may be the final frontier but it's made in a Hollywood basement.

Crazy the sound that it makes when he's ripping round the dunes 👌👍

You should invest in a pro fpv drone pilot with a cinema rig on the drone for stuff like this it would make the videos wayyyyyyyy cool

Still not much of an EV person, can't afford much more than my 30 year old truck and little Toyota car, I am a big fan of Elon Musk and what he does, love his American-made products, but I definitely appreciate your common sense and critical thought when it comes to the reality of the way they are built and seeing it from a realistic real world everyday user perspective. Kudos😉👍

Happy you guys have the balls to push the norm. And have a open mind to trying different things. Pretty cool to see yall do things outside the everyday

2.15 Hans looks like Ken Block 🥲♥️ Love too Hans super nice guy 🔥

What's up guys your newest fan here maybe I been living under a rock here in Indiana anyway just wanted to give you guys a shout out love watching your videos always interesting been stuck for a few days now keep up the content it is simply awesome 😎

Wait until Whistlin' Diesel does his durability testing. Lol

I love the Baja idea. Should present some interesting challenges. Power can be an enemy in long distance racing. Power breaks stuff and to much power really breaks stuff. Wheel travel needs to be optimal. Forged steel spindles for that could get spendy. Weight is an enemy. And I'm not sure how much you could shed on that truck. But I'm all in to see you try it!

Short Circuit, Flaming Turd, Always On Empty, S'mores Maker, I could go on forever. 🤣

Let's see an AnyLevel lift system on it! That would be epic

I liked your demo on the control arm stuff. The comments were crazy. People were just like, OMG, Tesla blows, look at that engineering. With very little understanding on engineering and what was changed. Hopefully this simple demo helps.

Cyber Sandy! That’s my name choice!

Great job! In this design, cybertruck has a much more cool look!

im not a fan of the stock cybertruck look but ill be honest this one looks insane. Something about the bumper, fender flares, and light bar just completes the look somehow and makes it actually look good. I think the fender flares and stance widening in particular is what the stock one is missing.

Buffer the generators on your chase truck with a couple Tesla powerwall batteries, these can be discharged at high kw and then when not charging the cybertruck you can recharge the batteries off the generator or just tap into the grid to recharge in between.

The key to engineering is to build it just good enough to work... But still be the simplest, lightest, cheapest, and fastest to manufacturer. You can always make things stronger, but at what cost? The cost in weight.. the cost in production.. The cost in materials, etc.. Engineers have to thread that needle

Normally I would say you are pretty spot on. But Tesla is struggling with quality control and lots of assembly issues. I think that the truck is amazing and it's great that you got to really see what they are capable of with some modifications to make it your own.

Baja and monster in my opinion. Stay away from low rider hydraulics, only go low if you are going to track it.... again, my opinion. I'm sure I will enjoy anything you do, because all your content is fun for me and a must watch! Thank you

Science!!! 17:30 And technology has a rewind button too…😂 With respect 🙏🏻❤️

i wanna see a road race version, low and fast

Man you have some crazy sic ideas… Battery charge like a fighter jet refuel on the go, that would be mental!

Thank you Heavy D for the common sense opinion on electric vehicles. I say it's the future and at some point I will own one, BUT I travel, pull boats and campers and drive for miles and miles through woods and on frozen lakes. As of now, internal combustion engines are better for that. I can't wait see more of what you do with the Badger and other things like that.

Cyberboat? If you make the rear wheels shaped like propellors and they both turn outwards, should be enough force to move it forward (if you make it float)

I have a customer at my work that is in the engineering side of the suspension of that truck and he and all of them at Tesla have seen these videos. He said that upper control arm was designed the way it was because if it was stiffer and didn’t crush when damaged that it would push into the front or rear tub of the chassis and basically total the truck.

HeavyD, how about a James Bond special with a Cybertruck submersible. When you drive up on the beach from the deep, remember to drop a fish off with the guy you pass that is surf fishing. LOL

Why did you put slick tires on a 4-wheel drive? I feel like they are not designed to resist the torsion created around the rim but instead are for passive pushing through the sand. I feel like four paddle tires would be much better. IMO =)

Love the explanation. The weaker upper control arm may also play a role in crash safety.

Startruck, would fit the motif SpaceX is going with Starship/Starbase

You guys do amazing work... my husband loved going off the beaten track we lived in a motor home for 20 years and all over.. did some off roading... I lost him March 17th 2024, he was a Vietnam vet, 2 tours and an amazing man... I would put your videos on for him and he would smile, All I really have left of Bruce is our 2005 dodge neon sxt with 80 thousand miles on it and a very funny noice.. I had it worked on but Noone knows where the noise is coming from... I wish I had mechanics out here like you guys... Love your videos... they help me smile... Thank you ❤🤗

I knew I knew that I had seen this type of workmanship before, Paul Jr from occ style!😅

This is by far my favorite Cybertruck to date. It looks absolutely beastly, and I love it. 🔥

👍🏼Love your comments about EV’s vs ICE!✔️

Monster cyber truck BUT An old school low rider (90’s mini truck era) would be sooo cool complete with huge stereo in the back !

If you do turn one into a cyberripsaw, leave all 3 motors combined with the front diff driving the left & right track. The rear motors should have plenty of power for steering, the front diff will allow it to steer, and keeping the front motor will keep it in the 1000hp range...

Always been a huge fan. But you guys are taking RU-vid and your brand to a new level! So happy to see your growth since 500k or so subs

Dream RC,, Love what all you guys do. Thanks for sharing all with us. This looks a dream for everyone that made Bad ass RC truck to play with as a kid.

Love the Tesla damage control with the visual aids of why the arms bent

G'day HeavyD. Sydney the CyberTruck. That's a great name. Love your channel . When you coming to Australia? 😎

CyberBanshee? The wrap does look cool.

Amazing video been watching since 2016 keep it up guys watching from Australia 🙌

Do a Rivian next! love this format. Get into some different tech, very cool stuff.

I love to see that you guys are modifying electric cars! I like to think that the next step is the electric equivalent of the Hot Rodders back in the day. Modify and sup up electric cars, the wave of the future!! I agree with others, the truck looks way better than the stock offering. Sick ride

Elon Secretly watches you!!!

Is the name going to be Electric Brothers? 😂

I love my fossil fuel vehicles, but I think every gearhead should appreciate the tech and forward thinking of the cybertruck..Outside the box thinking for sure, and this one is super cool with the mods!

Turn the cyber truck into a monster truck that would be awesome

I've been a car/motorcycle guy since I was a little kid... By trade I'm an automotive engineer, but for the past 30+ years I always worked as a mechanic. I love big block engines that make massive amounts of power. I've followed many EV brands from first drawings to (sometimes) actual production and they've always intrigued me... Cyber truck is cool as hell but far out of my price range, what I'm eyeballing right now is an Aptera. 3 wheels, all powered, 1000 miles of range on a single charge and it has solar panels to charge it! How cool is that?

I really like how Dave spend the time to explain the "science" to us!!

You need to turn that thing into a post-apocalyptic cyber tank . Go full Mad Max with it .

Sup Dave. The names Fredo from Denver now living in Lakewood Co. I'm from a family full of outdoorsmen from fishing, shooting, camping, hunting and 4wheelin and u use to have a lifted Powerwagon that I use to take 4wheelin and rock crawlin at night after I'd rain knowing the shit is gonna be fun till I gotten a dui and got locked up for 13 months and lost my truck. I gotta say, your livin the life I I've been wanting to live just havnt gotten any kind of opportunities to get myself anywhere close to your guys level but anyways, I was just gonna say that you should test that battery life by hauling a trailer behind it and test it goin up I-70 to Eisenhower tunnel. That's where you could test the balls if any truck. Then lift it 6-8inches with 35's-38's and then test it haulin a trailer again to see how that battery holds up. I knw you could buy a battery expansion kit for that truck but it's gonna make thing heavy af. Btw, you should take that Blackhawk to Texas shooting shooting hogs from the air.. Anyways, I'm definitely a fan and I love the content. And I'm out 👊

Your company is absolutely impressive. I could only dream of working for you🙏💪

Cyber-sander or cyber-slyder. Or slyder with no cyber. Or you could call it Glyder. I think calling it slyder is a good reference to how this cyberteuck drives. The y makes reference to the y in cyber. It lifts up a lot of sand and snow, like a boat.

Southern Utah?? Cool. Just down there again after swings through WA and ID in the last couple weeks.

Nice to hear someone not crap on Tesla quality. My 2018 model 3 has 180k km and still feels like new. No panel gaps BUT if it did then who cares. I’ve owned Hyundais with clanks and rattles from new. My Xterra is even more solid and people say a 4Runner is better. So far, I have no complaints. Fanboys and trolls are annoying. Just take care of your vehicle.