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this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2026
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Sounds like imperial measurements and parts:(
Hopefully that can change if supporters/contributors provide feedback.
Why wouldn't you want your open-source user serviceable vehicle to use parts available within your continent??? Seriously, what are you trying to even say
Even the American car industry widely uses metric parts. These parts are easily available not just around the world, but in the US as well.
I used to work in manufacturing in the auto industry. Everything is already metric in the US. People working on US made cars have the privilege of losing a 10mm socket just like the rest of the world.
continent? the only place in america that uses shitty imperial units is the burger reich
As an American, I'll admit this one is a good dig
sadly i didnt invent it but i also found it very funny when i saw it lol
my bad