Orange County CAF's: up to no good

So that's what you did in college. Honestly while they're are loads of fun it'd be great to have someone more long term that I can connect with you now. One day

Grad school... no thanks . Maybe if I knew what I wanted to do major & career wise but since I don't I'll be happy with a bachelor's degree .. . I'd die in grad school

Side note, you free friday night? There's a pretty easy/laid back run in the works

 

Yes sir. Can't get it to attach though, it's in quite a tricky spot guarded by the tranny and another doohickey next to it. Can just barely get my hands in there. Gonna try an attachment Johnston has tomorrow. If that doesn't work I'm just gonna drop the damn thing. Got the other 4 no problem though

 

Yep, most of them aren't really needed. Especially with the internet now a days

 

Go to grad school. Don't ever leave the sanctuary that is college.

 

To any naysayers out there who say you can't lift a lifted truck with the bottle jack (I was one of them) here's proof you can.

@dtaco06 had to test it myself with my jack to 100% believe it! Sure is a pain in the ass but it'll work if you're in a pinch.

 

I'm taking my MBA courses online most likely

 

Don't really see the point of grad school since I really don't know what I want to do

 

Bottle jack plus drill = very fast jack.

 

That was me right up until i dropped out of HS.. no homework ever and i was to cool to walk around with books

 

The point is $50k a year versus $100k a year

Edit: to clarify- first jobs ish. With a masters you can almost guarantee your first job will be paying you near $80k if not more

 

What a nerd haha

 

Please explain the drill method. I get it in theory, but how do you attach the cross bar to the drill? Pics would be nice if you have any.

 

School isint for everyone , but i know my girl has to do 6 months of school instead of 3 months for not getting her masters right away and instead waiting a few years to go back

 

... 255/80-17 won't mount a 9" wide wheel...
per coopers specs- 17" x 6.5-8.5" width.

 

I told dude what i had he said yes ill has to ask again

Edit: they said they should work even when aired down... they sold me the rims and they said any problem they will take care of me

 

Yep that's exactly what i did at OCC before i buckled down at Cal State Fullerton.Loads of fun either way and when the time is right you'll connect with the right one!

 

I have a 90 you can use.

Not enough droop then. You need moar droop! Lol. But seriously, the hi lift sketches me out enough. I won't use a bottle jack at incline on shale rock. Driveway, sure.

You're manual crank. Use your drill to operate it. C'mon, rook

 

You're a far ass drive for a 90* to borrow.

I wish moar droop. Side of the road I'll use this method any day over a hi lift. Off road, I'll risk the hi lift. Waiting on @Shmellmopwho to come up with a cool mount for my floor jack in the bed though.

I get the drill turns it, but where do you attach the crank to the drill? I'll just YouTube it...

 

I'm aure you'll have a reason to say nopers but look at the Pro Eagle floor jack. Hands down the best floor jack for off road.

Also, you know you could always come over and chill and have beers and use my 90. It doesnt always have to be just business. Stop using me. Lol