NJ B.S. Thread

Facebook. Let me see if I can find it again.

 

Thanks Eric but I'm not on facebook so don't bother than. I'm not joining.

 

To rule out the easiest thing: Tire balance. Maybe a weight fell off or something.

Just switch the front and rears. If the wobble is still there, then it is NOT a wheel balance issue (because the likelihood of a rear tire also being out of balance is low.)

Then go down the line from easiest (for you) to more difficult.
1. Wheel bearing play
2. Tie rod end play
3. LCA binding/bolts
4. UCA bolts/bushings
5. Steering rack/u-joint/shaft
6. Alignment

 

Yup. Like I said slow week coz of blizzard. Usually over 150k a week. In-bound and out-bound.

But not just urine bro: Blood, urine, spinal fluid, vaginal swabs, wound swabs, biopsies, dialysate, peritoneal fluid, and everyone's favorite... shit.

 

No need to replace all of it. Just check for looseness or play. Tighten or replace the affected part.

If you upgrade all your front suspension, your wife's gonna kick my ass, after she kills you.

 

I have all VHF frequencies programmed in for boats. But it's winter so not much action. My father in law is a ham guru so when he comes back from Florida in a few weeks I'm going to have him show me all the features on the radio.

 

I'll just send you a pair of my underwear. Should cover most of it.

 

Lol

 

I'd be concerned if there was vaginal fluid in your underwear.

 

Looks like you made out alright. How was the winds and stuff?

 

Hey guys what's the verdict on nj inspections and exhaust dump...buddy has a jeep and we're wondering where is best to route it. If it doesn't matter we'll dump it after the muffler before the rear axle

 

Has to exit from under the car if it doesn't go over the axle

 

Thank you sir we will dump it just behind the axle

 

I didthis today...

 

Made this for a buddy

 

Very nice

 

I have 6 MF'n interviews this week w/ the same company.

 

Haha we can do yours

 

Yea I'm gonna make a flat belly skid now that goes across frame rail to rail