Colorado B.S. Thread

You sure you got your eyes fixed?

 

but you see it too right?

 

I see nothing

 

Not to interfere with whatever plans you have but powder coating sliders does not seem reasonable.

They are going to get chipped, gouged, scratched, etc whether you use them for their intended off-road purposes or stick to roads. Having them powder coated will make it very difficult to touch up compared to spray paint.

JMO

 

A 3rd gen and Mitsubishi Eclipse?

What's the big deal?

 

The fact that the truck is blocked in. What if it snows?

 

Snow? That would require cold temps and moisture. Neither of which are happening in the front range.

 

Supposed to snow tomorrow

 

It's going to be near 50* with no snow here

 

Check back in 24 hours.

 

@Ice Horse might know of a good place or 2.

 

Cyber Monday
Local Company Otter Box 25% off

 

Sweet! I need a new case. My 3 year old commuter cracked

 

If you want the same case, try warranting it out...

 

So I know there is/was an 'aggressive' llama on the loose down at Bobcat Ridge that's I guess been out for months or something, but unless it migrated or you don't live anywhere near where I was under the impression you do, that's probably not it...

Edit: wrong color too, so nope, not same one.
http://www.coloradoan.com/story/news/local/2017/10/17/aggressive-llama-loose-bobcat-ridge/771519001/

 

This one lives at the corner of mulberry and overland at Frank's trout pond. There were actually two of them loose, some of the neighbors rounded them up. That pic didn't show the Jeep following it/herding it back

 

has anyone here converted their 2nd gen rear driveshaft to a 1st gen style shaft? I.e. double cardin joint after the carrier bearing?

Looks like that is a way to reduce vibrations in a lifted 2nd gen with lower gearing.

 

I like the way you think. It would require replacement of the flanges on both ends.