Don't attack me for this lol. What I love about my car, a 2024 Genesis GV70 EV, is how well the power steering works. It's light as a feather. Like driving on a cloud.

With Sunnypilot installed and MADS toggled on, taking over and turning is still easy, but I notice that when I take over to, say, turn into a parking spot, it feels about 2-3 times more difficult.

Not a deal breaker, but does anyone know how to tweak this in the settings. I feel like it's user error or something. Or do I just need to turn it off when I don't plan to use it?

I did see some settings about the steering wheel and torque but it went over my head. TIA!

Hi, I have the comma four with a 2024 Genesis GV70 EV (w. HDA II) and I'm wondering if someone could tell me the steps needed to use Sunnypilot to get start and stop to work. Does anyone use this feature? If so, how reliable is it? TIA

Lastly, does using Sunnypilot offer any other advanced features?

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Hi, looking to pay someone to make a grill for this subwoofer. AI made this one. Doesn't have to be like this, but hopefully something similar with thick honeycomb. Also does not need to say Resonix. I'm not looking for a bullet proof grill, just something sturdy enough to have things up against it, show off the subwoofers beautiful cone, and also allow proper sound to come through.

Here's the product list which has exact measurements: https://resonixsoundsolutions.com/products/resonix-gus-15-shallow-subwoofer?srsltid=AfmBOopuaVnCbx-wWTxxSDeLJFahHl71ziKg1kB2gwwu67gjE87zE9PC

Also, the AI version builds the grill into the woofer. That's probably not possible without a ton of work so the grill would need to GO AROUND the subwoofer, make sure it's deep enough to handle the excursion limits of the subwoofer, and not be so large in overall diameter that I'm unable to mount it to the wood enclosure. **I have about 1" on underneath the subwoofer, and 1" on the right side of the subwoofer to work with to make sure I can screw it into the wood. Hope that makes sense.

Lastly, if someone is willing to put the time in to design something, I can guarantee you'll have a bunch of other customers interested. This is an expensive sub and folks will want to protect it, and show it off. Thanks in advance!!

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Not really a tutorial just a few tips, pics, and links. We think it really adds a lot character to the dresser. We ended up using double sided tape instead of glue, that way, if your kids color on it, you can replace the dowels easier, and remove if you want to sell. I recommend cutting the dowels a little shorter where the drawer pull is mounted because if you don't, the drawers do not close properly. Also, the end pieces are tricky and will most likely be stuck at and angle (see last pic). A more advance word work could probably figure this out.

We also recommend laying out a variety of the dowels for each drawer. Many of the dowels look identical, so if you want some variety, you have to pick out the unique colored dowels.

A miter saw is highly recommended. Had to first cut 18" in half. The bottom drawers are over 9" FYI. Do some measuring before ordering, you may be smarter mathematically than me and can save money.

Totale costs: $225 and 3-4 hours of work.

Dowels. You'll need (5) 50 pieces boxes 1/2" x 18". You'll have some leftovers. May be able to buy 100 piece box, but the wait time was many weeks to receive: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CDN74XPV?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_9&th=1

Drawer Pulls: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09K38XKMF?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_18&th=1

Viofo A119 Mini Pro. The Silver 2010-2013 Mazda 3 with the roof rack clipped my wife. The video caught the impact clearly, other driver pulled over, however due to safety reasons, she did not get out on the freeway to exchange info. Young children in the car, and its hard to tell but the shoulder lane becomes narrow and lots of aggressive traffic/known accidents in this particular freeway interchange. My wife exited first available exit and pulled over into the first available parking lot and the other driver did not follow. I went frame by frame on VLC media player and the best I got was "8ZLY?38". I can PM someone the raw file if they have advanced software. ChatGBT couldn't get help. Tips welcome on how to navigate this with insurance? Claim already filed.

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Anyone out there have a set of these? They're going on eBay right now for a grand and I really want them, but I cannot find specs anywhere. Looks like a passive radiator or down firing mid bass driver on the bottom. I'm really hoping they are passive, even though the box says "Twin Bluetooth Speaker". Would love to know the specs, regardless.

The "Gilapple"—a portmanteau of GILA and Apple—refers to the fruit that grows on trees in this narrative; upon falling to the ground, it transforms into the "Grace" species.

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I've been into car audio since 2004 (first system was a 15" kicker comp in a ford escort lol) and I feel like I'm just starting to see people install front subs, but it's probably been happening for a while. I'm all for it, however, it's confusing how it works.

I was always under the impression having two different sizes of subwoofers isn't recommended. Like in home theater, you wouldn't have a big ol ported 15" subwoofer, then a sealed 10" next to the listening couch.

Why is it acceptable in car audio? And tunning is required, right?

For those who work in the industry, are folks only doing 1 front sub? Or are they typically used with a sub or subs in the rear?

Hi, I ordered the Resonix GUS15 and I'd like to start building the enclosure. Might be jumping the gun a little. You think the listed specs for the size will change during production?

I have a 1,000 rms at 1 ohm amp, and would like to get the lowest frequency response possible, can you recommend internal volume for the enclosure? My oem system really lucks authority in the sub bass, especially 25-30hz. I currently run a 10" Dayton ultimax II in a 0.8 ft3, and there is a solid response from 35-50hz with the Ultimax II.

I'm not super experienced with enclosure measurements but I understand its crucial to get that part right, and based on researching online, and the product listing recommend specs, and based on using 1,000 watts rms which is a little underpowered, I'm thinking that 2.0 - 2.3 ft3 after sub displacement and internal bracing would be ideal. Thoughts on that?

The box will be a wedged shape, angled back roughly 34" wide, 17" high, top depth of 6" and bottom depth of 15" sub is rear firing. there's lots of wiggle room with width, but i don't want the box too high. I cant build into the floor, i wish i could.

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I have a 2024 Genesis GV70 electrified that came with 110v plug in the back that according to the manual, is 16A. I'd like to add an after market sub, and I'm wondering if someone had any unconventional ideas of how to achieve this. Could I technically tap the OEM speaker wires to a Kicker Keyloc, and run a RCA to a 110v powered home theater sub? Would that be ridiculous?!

Apparently, people have used this vehicle to power refrigerators and water heaters when their power went out:

"Gv70 Electrified V2L saved the day(s)

I lost home power for 4 days due to Hurricane Helene. We have a 2024MY GV70 EV that has a charge port adapter and a rear outlet that output 110V. They kept my refrigerator, water heater and various appliances running throughout. We used about 8% charge per day and could have used much less if we rationed more. Wanted to share with the community that it’s a super useful feature for that hasn’t been widely communicated. I hadn’t seen it promoted at all and the dealer certainly didn’t tell me about it."

Hi, I have 15" Dayton DVC MX15-22 subwoofer in a ported enclosure I'll be using in a garage (don't care about fan noise). I want to try out this amp but I'm not sure how to wire it correctly, and also what connectors to use. I was wondering if someone could be figure out how to wire it, and which adapters to use. The Behringer amp has speakon connectors. Also, open to other amps in the same price range if you dont think it's a good option.

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Amp: https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/NX3000--behringer-nx3000-power-amplifier/reviews

Do I use something like this? https://www.amazon.com/Rockville-RHC10-Speakon-Speaker-Copper/dp/B078NPZVC4/ref=sr_1_4?adgrpid=191016903815&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.yGuSne7TEN_hLXRwGsVP4jtckk5YBC7CrICejiBlS71LtS8yzpo5Jzj-QVgrS07JFuZib0Pb5Ur4czRz9KQ5SKzuITB93znjAhqMNG90kL1HdjtHDXx_bwJOvPpnoFTZa-xkYQFQbKouxomtPQpm54fizz3ee--vsZgHO-xMN79FMd1JCG2BpDhKNjNV4EuGzI7THE0C9S6oX5fSPa93dPRiOuyEE3tARsQ8Fo6Qs1g.t5m5wHUmH-QN6rqHYmTY54HH0QgSBOAtMdCVaJeughs&dib_tag=se&hvadid=789661640397&hvdev=c&hvexpln=0&hvlocphy=9031601&hvnetw=g&hvocijid=15662578390071915582--&hvqmt=e&hvrand=15662578390071915582&hvtargid=kwd-318315401656&hydadcr=2031_13453791_2357255&keywords=speakon+to+bare+wire&mcid=c71fd8bc931137eba0a9199a7c42433b&qid=1779386405&sr=8-4