Cap City Build & BS AF

Wood

 

:blush:

 

Hmm... I might try that. The string fits thru the outer holes, but not thru the tunnel of the inner piece that you wind the string around.

 

There was a kid in the neighborhood when I was growing up named John Paul & we found out he had 1 ball, we called him "One Ball Paul". Haha

 

Make it fit Jon! Is this your first time?

 

So just a curious question, I am looking for a TRD CAI for my SC 2015. Apparently TRD does not have one for my truck, according to three dealerships. So, could a CAI from 05 to 09 work? Or should I just say screw it and go after market? I am already planning on getting the TRD exhaust. Just, for the fact that I know the performance level of the SC works great with the full TRD setup.

 

I'm not a fan of the TRD intake since it uses oil for the filter which will cause the MAF sensor to good bad down the road. AFE makes a quality CAI. I still believe the Airflow Snorkel is a better setup

 

I just wanted the thickest string so it didn't break as much. I have a lot of land to weedeat and there's some thick brush and both wood and chain link fences. Chain link tears it up fast. Plus this is the first time I had to buy string for this weedeater since I bought it like 2 years ago, because I can't find the string the came with it in my post-move garage

 

Yes they do

 

I knew this would circle around to a snorkel sale eventually... Dammit, Nick.

 

No pun intended here but the thickest isn't always the best. It's how you use the weedwacker. Slow the rpms down and avoid rocks. Also white vinegar makes a excellent choice for the weeds between the chain link fence

 

I just want all the homies to save money and buy the right stuff the first time

 

Once we build the tool shed out back, the garage will be less cluttered and maybe I can find stuff and better organize

 

Epsom salt and Dawn solution in water. Dries out the plants, enviro/animal safe

 

Don't patronize me in front of The Chad, dude!

 

Will it would a warranty? Got a 5 year bumper to bumper.

 

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