South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

Yah, I'm not stressing it, if my truck was a double cab I'd probably be in the 200s too..

 

Not witchcraft... I drive my automatic like a stick... I watch my rpms and I cut off at a drive thru when waiting.. I also coast a lot.. if it's a red light ahead I just coast to it.. when a car infront of me brakes.. I coast until I can't.. I don't exceed over 70mph but typically stay at 60-65mph on interstate

 

Man I just fill the tank

 

Whatever happened to those patches? you still waiting for a new batch?

 

I have read that with a lift 3.0 castor, with camber and toe as close to "0" as possible. Stock settings do not apply to a lifted taco- the geometry is all different.

If your toe and camber look/feel good to go- and have no rubbing, then you may be fine.

I had rubbing after my lift (but not before, lol!) took to South East overland to have my shocks adjusted higher- they recommended 3.7-4.0 castor.

I am not an expert, at all. I am certain there are threads here about it. Hope this helps!

 

It also helps that I shed 6lbs off each wheel with the ones I have.. rotational mass will kill your gas mileage ... I'm not worried about gas mileage but I'm also not oblivious to how to get the good gas mileage

 

Taking those sliders off would help... lol

 

Hmmm... I think someone would like some sliders!

 

2nd batch is suppose to be on the way. Sold out of the 1st batch

 

Thanks for the update. I know I wasn't in the main list since we had a side deal. Just didn't want to get forgotten.

 

Nah I got you don't worry

 

Thanks, buddy Look forward to getting that patch!

 

yea thats andy those are to small and ATs i dont need ATs

 

hahaha call out sick

 

Good morning everyone. 2 more days of work then 4 off

 

Morning, folks!

 

Anyone want to run up to Raleigh(Fuquay-Varina) for 3pm clay shooting at Drake Landing?

 

Good morning all. Just sitting around converting cellulose and lignin into heat and light energy.