CN-001 · For Cybertruck · Printed to order
Truck nuts,
rewired.
Faceted like the body panels. Wired like a battery pack. Hangs off your hitch and swings ±18°.
02 // Field footage
Tested on
real hitches.
03 // Telemetry
Zero emissions.
Maximum statement.
Every pair is printed when you order it, in PETG that shrugs off sun, salt and car washes. Shipped from North Idaho by the people behind Cyberhookie.
04 // Blueprint
Engineered.
Allegedly.
- Material
- PETG
- Arrives
- Assembled · no tools
- Shank
- 2" receiver · clicks in, no hitch pin
- Or
- Your own D-ring shank
- Dual Motor
- 165 × 175 × 112 mm
- Rim angle
- 18°, bridged behind
05 // Launch sequence
Installed in
T-minus three.
- T-3
Unbox
It arrives assembled: nut pair, wire pairs and top piece, ready to hang. Nothing to click together.
- T-2
Mount
Push the shank into your 2" receiver until its spring fins click into the pin holes. No hitch pin. Using your own shank? It goes where the D-ring would.
- T-1
Launch
Hang the top piece on the shank, slide the geodesic pin through and snap the cap on. Step back. Accept your new reputation.
06 // Support terminal
Ask the
mainframe.
$ nutOS ask is this a joke?
Yes. It's also a real, well-made part that survives a car wash. Both things can be true.
$ nutOS ask will it fit my truck?
Use your own: the top piece rides any hitch shank that currently takes a D-ring. Or add our shank (+$5) for a complete kit. It clicks into any 2" receiver with spring fins, so there's no hitch pin to find.
$ nutOS ask dual motor or beast?
Dual Motor is the blueprint size and the crowd favorite. Beast is about 30% bigger, and not subtle about it.
$ nutOS ask does it hurt range?
Not that we can measure. Dignity: −100%.
$ nutOS ask are the leads live?
No. The red and black leads are printed PETG. Voltage: purely symbolic.
$ nutOS ask when does it ship?
Every pair is printed to order. Most ship within 5–7 business days.
$ █
Two nuts. One hitch. Zero emissions.