Oregon and Washington BS thread

Join PNW adventure wheelers on FB. Planing on a light wheeling and camping adventure around MT Hood August 1st weekend

 

http://heyevent.com/event/budyydahwvra2a/myrtle-creek-summer-fest-rock-crawl

 

ive got a quick question regarding replacing mufflers. if i buy the muffler only, does it still come with the intermediate pipes? or is that only if you buy the entire kit?

if it is the muffler only, is that going to require me to have to make it fit myself? or should the existing pipes still fit?

i watched a video of someone installing a whole kit and they replaced the intermediate pipes.

 

That's where it says on my birth certificate.

Good luck!

 

Well they said I may be in the top 5 but I won't find out till later today, or Monday most likely.

 

Uhhh, which one of you said you worked at capitol one? Because that isn't good news I just read...

 

Question for anyone from Oregon...

Is it true that Oregon doesn't title vehicles? Or that they only do upon request and it isn't required for registration? I'm looking at trucks and a guy I just talked to said he doesn't have a title and would have to get it sent from Oregon so it could be registered in another state. He told me the state keeps the title basically unless you ask them for it and all you need to register a vehicle there is a bill of sale. Is this correct? It's a sweet deal but this part seemed fishy....

 

smells like fish rolling in cow shit to me.....

 

Huh? Every vehicle I've owned in oregon (14 including my boat/trailer and car trailer) has had a title and I had to pay for it when I got it registered in my name. Sounds like he doesn't have a title because there is a lien on it.

 

trailers in Oregon, depending on size may not have to be titled and registered, but cars do as far as I know, all mine have been.

 

That's what I thought too. I've had to pay someone's loan off on a bike before, worked out but I ddn't really like it. And it was local, not 3 states away (this truck is in Reno).

 

People of TW!
I need some advice.
Ok, I'm pretty anti light bar... Just never quite was in love with look, always seemed too "bro" for me. However I cannot deny how bright they are. Since I have some monies to spend at Relentess I'm toying around with idea of mounting a 22" light bar on my front bumper. The problem is how. Here is a couple pics of my front bumper, not a lot to work with...


So I wish I could neatly cut it into the bumper like on pelfrey bumpers. I like the look of @mh.meier truck

However mine bumper angles back at the top. Do you think cutting into it and just recessing it flush at the bottom of the cutout would be worth it? Or nah. I also could fab up some shallow mounts just to hold it there and keep it from protruding too much forward... Worth it?
Otherwise I would just mount it like @HHIRunner

What do y'all think of that? Too me it's not very sleek and kinda seems out of place... At least on my truck. Still love your T4R man! Anyways, would love to hear some opinions

 

I specifically asked about my boat trailer for instance. The DMV told me that if it's under 2000lbs it doesn't even a need license plate.

 

If total combined weight of trailer and any load that it carries is under 1800lbs, it doesn't need registration or title.

 

I would do something similar to what I did.... used a few axle tabs to mount on bumper or below top hoop. Just my opinion....

 

I have had a mictuning for over a year now and have had zero issues

 

A what?

 

http://www.mictuning.com/

 

http://www.mictuning.com

So far it's been an awesome bar, I have a 22" Mictuning RDS bar behind my lower grill. My only regret is not going bigger, once you get a taste of that LED bar goodness it's hard to look back!