u/NigeriaSix

I really prefer the lx570 in looks and interior, and I know they are built on the same platform but I've heard the lc200 is the better option off-road. Is it a huge difference or minimal? Requirements are:

-locking center and rear diff (can be modded if reasonably priced)

-good articulation (I've heard the Lexus suspension isn't as big a fan)

-relaible and durable off-road (also heard the Lexus is less rugged)

Are these differences minimal? If I lifted the car with portal axles and some meaty tires, maybe cut the bumpers (Lexus bumper is very big) are they comparable?

The fujita scale was originally created to estimate wind speed from damage. The enhanced fujita does the as well but with more indicators. My question is why are we still doing this rather than rating purely by observed wind speed? An ef3 rating means 136-165mph winds, which was given to the el reno tornado, that reached 313mph MEASURED wind speed, and 336mph potential peak winds. Why give a 313mph tornado a 165mph rating just because it hit an open field instead of a dense area?

Outside of the main uses for a phone (socials texting and calling) I use my phone a lot for editing photos on Lightroom (gets hot and uses a lot of power and battery) and taking pictures. My s25 ultra does these very well but my main issue is it won't last all day (my past 3 Samsung phones wouldn't last half of what people online were getting) and I saw a red magic 11 pro, which looks great. Keeps the square aesthetic I like, the screen looks great, and the improvements that caught my eye were 7500mAh (instead of 5000) 80 watt charging (almost double) and the phone literally has a cooling fan in it (will make a HUGE difference when editing ESPECIALLY in the sun.) does anyone know anything about the camera? I'm fine with the camera ui and auto modes being bad as long as the sensor is good and it can shoot raws. Any input on this?