Florida B.S. Thread

Wave hi as you pass St. Augustine!

 

Whenever you and him are ready for any parts give me a shout. I always try my best

 

It's a trap he will bitxh about how we only talk to him when we need something.


@Jon4x4 is the finance you guys offer worth a shit

 

Yeah, it's through ge capital, usually do either 6 months or 12 months same as cash.

 

We will have to see the Orlando store soon. Before Christmas for sure

 

Thank you !!

 

Especially with someone w talking about a lift kit.

 

Right now looking at the Toytec Ultimate for her and either the OME or Toytec with Dakars for me to start, then later upgrade to shock relocation and kings and all that

 

What's the lift in the rear of the 4runner consists of. I think it's a coil springs. It's not a leaf setup

 

Yeah she has coils in the rear so options are limited

 

If all the lift parts can't be through 4wp I know we have winches to buy and hi lifts and a lot more lol

 

anyone know where I can get some used 33x15.50r15 super swamper TSL SXs?? Gonna go to the hobby shop tomorrow and see if they can reseat this stupid tire, found a nail in the back right pass tire on the PU and got that plugged but now it seems like theres still air coming out of where the tire meets the wheel, not sure if something happened to the beads when the tire went flat last night. hoping its an easy fix with just getting them re-seated, Firestone was useless.


@Taco No Baka
@michaelrussell

 

Pull valve stem. Take taco and run over the side where the air is coming from
May be able to brake bead. Clean rim as if he had it parked in the grass or dirt it may have sat on rim for a bit. He aired them up so you saw a full tire but dirt got trapped in the bead. Once clean take tire put on bucket and best to have a extra set of hands unless you have the clip on air chuck. Pull up and fill the tire and try to set the bead. Hope this makes sense

 

Just run over the side wall not the rim get close to the rim so it pulls on the bead

 

Can also put the foot of a hi-lift next to the wheel and lift your truck to pop a bead as well. Bit more controlled that way.

 

I was confused at first what you were trying to say but I watched a video and it all made sense, Ill try that in the morning before going to the hobby shop, only problem is I dont have an air compressor to air the tires up, which is why I was wanting to go over there

 

Then just go to the shop lol

 

He's right you know^^^ "Morgan Freeman voice"

 

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