Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

How much is a shock rebuild? Got quoted $500ish

 

I think rock and road is $175 each?

 

I was wrong. Call Greg dude

 

Is that for 2 or all 4? I paid 230 to have my fronts redone and revalved

 

Rebuilt kits are something $30 per shock and shock oil is $50. Add in a couple hours of your own time.

 

I hate when you come home and take a dump and everything is going great, then you flush and all the turds fight for the hole shot and traffic jam the suckhole so bad you need a chisel to clear the toilet.

Someone pass me my lucky screwdriver! Some shit is about to go down..

 

Damn knuckledraggers...


My toe healed perfectly thank you very much!

 

Mix in a few salads bro

 

Fuck you, vegan.

 

Last time I clogged my toilet we didn’t have a plunger. 15 minutes later there I was standing at the checkout with a cheap plunger and a 6-pack of Guinness.

 

Sea Scouts, 1998, Sac delta, 110 degree heat onboard a decommissioned 1955 T-450 Navy ship. I clogged the vacuum toilet which was rumored to suck down a softball

Disconnecting the vacuum line and hitting it with a damage control plug was one of the scarier moments of my life. You could hear shit rushing as soon as it was disconnected.

Godspeed @T4RFTMFW

 

Well, they don't call em the SeaSquirts for nothin...

 

Thanks for the info Phil....not sure I want to put a snorkel on the truck. More decisions now.

Hoping I can just run no fender liners and no snorkel like Sam...maybe I should've just bought a 4runner instead

 

Yeah and some fuzzy PSL boots and some yoga pants.

 

I ran with no fender liners and no snorkel for a while just remember you will need to clean your air filter more often.

 

Thanks bro

Just 2 fronts

i dont know how to do that shit. Lol

 

Considering your logs are probably twice as big as normal humans'...you should probably put a larger drain in your tub, install a firehose, and literally drop the kids off at the pool.

 

Completed my first two rebuilds last month. I would do it yourself just for the knowledge if you have the time. Super basic and only specialty tools I needed was a small pick to get seals out and spring compressors. I just watched videos and started learning as it tore them apart.

 

But im ferny. Enough said

 

#FERNDOG