Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

Those were all MT vehicles btw. Didn't make that clear in the long-winded post. I've only owned 2 autos. One tranny went out at 120K: 2001 Ranger 4x4. The other shifted like new at 160k: 2005 4Runner. Toyota does it well.

 

Your truck only has 80k miles???) I hate you

 

That's 200k miles in "driving-it-like-a-coked-up-Russian-mafia-hitman" years.

 

oem clutch are high engage. anything oem are high compared to aftermarkets....

urd stage 3 clutch or not, it wouldn't make you a better driver. Learn to engage clutch better, then when you upgrade you will appreciate the aftermarket clutches much more.
It just takes time and more practice. and patience. don't rush it.

 

You should hear the complaints from a motorcycle rider who learned on a wet clutch and is now wondering why, at less than 10k miles, he will need a new clutch at a cost of almost $2k...on a new vehicle :hide

 

Got 3 cortisone shots in my back yesterday. Up late, can't sleep, in alot of pain now....I don't think its supposed to be hurting like this :-( bummer

 

Man that sucks.

 

A few self tapping hex heads and call it done.

 

definitely, always good to meet other TWers, esp ones you've seen online for a while but never actually met

 

Tell me about it. I don't wish this pain on my worst enemy.

Ok, maybe my enemy yes..

 

I finally had to go through back surgery about 5 years ago after years of pain. I have 6 screws and two rods in my spine but it made my quality of life so much better

 

Nailed it. We have a similar rule in IT.

 

with how quickly it got dark, this storm should be a good one.

 

Dude you're telling me. You see that blackness creeping out from the west? Glad all my outside work is done for the most part today!

 

Sunny here in sac still.

 

i went into the warehouse for 5 minutes came back and it was black as hell out.

 

I think for us in Sac they just over exaggerate the rain storm.

 

that little storm so far has been mildly disappointing.

 

It was beautiful here in Livermore half an hour ago, now it's storming a decent amount.

Saw this yesterday: