Colorado B.S. Thread

I like parts of Brighton

 

Any recommend a good detail shop/person?

 

http://mancavedetail.com/

 

what parts might that be?

 

Old town is pretty run down, as long as you move east of west of old town it is pretty decent for the most part.

 

good info thanks! Weve got a wide area up there we will be looking. So as we get more and more close Ill be bugging all yall

 

Does anyone know how I stop getting emails notifying me of updates to threads? I still want to get the alerts here on Tacoma World, but I don't want the emails.

 

Go to Preferences under the "You" tab at the top right and deselect every thing that says anything about receiving emails

 

Great! Thank you.

 

Whenever I click to watch a thread, I get this little notification window and just chose not to receive email notifications...

 

If anyone has any insight on LUK vs Aisin clutches or experience with RSG Offroad I just wanted a couple of opinions before my truck goes in there for a new LUK clutch. Thanks!

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/luk-clutch-quality-and-install-price.541332/

 

That's Adams school district 27J. Parts of Thornton fall into it. I am looking forward to the new schedule for my son next year.

 

Move up to the mountains. There is no school on fridays.

 

I think its a fantastic idea

 

say wuh?

 

Oh and kids ski at the resort for free on fridays as well!

 

Im going back to school

 

double wuh?!

 

The town itself is fairly friendly, though I don't see as many dogs there as I do in some others (even here). But a lot of shops and restaurants have dishes or even fountains of water outside.

National Parks are individually managed, and most of them do only allow dogs along roadways, picnic areas, or campgrounds. There are actually a surprising number of parks that do allow dogs even on trails, but it's a regional thing and out here more the exception than the rule. Some parks even specifically prohibit them at overlooks, even when allowed along roads. The spot that will really get you is they are frequently blanket prohibited in the 'backcountry'. And in the Moab area, specifically Canyonlands, that covers a lot of things people wouldn't think of such as the White Rim Road or the trail network that 'starts' at Elephant hill. Generally, you're best off going to whatever specific park's website and checking their regulations. BLM lands are a bit different/opposite in that they're usually open except where specifically prohibited, so again, pays to check specific unit regs.

Generic PSA: Even if allowed, please be sure to pick up after your pet especially in desert environments. Shit (literal and generically) stays around for a very long time and does not break down like it does in more humid environments. I see people all the time tossing fruit skins/cores on the ground thinking it'll rot away quick and it doesn't (even around here and at altitude, but nothing compared to the desert).

 

P1133 today. It was a P1135 that made me replace that sensor in the first place.

Took a look back, I bought a $70 denso air/fuel sensor on ebay, it appears they're around $120 now. Wonder if I got a fake "denso" or something.