San Diego BS Thread.

Price for the rears?

 

Dayumnnnn Loch Ness mawnstuhhh!!!

 

$450 hand delivered by me.

 

I just picked up some new wheels and would like to swap my current tires and TPMS to them, anyone have a tire shop in SD they would recommend?

 

Discount does a decent job for not too much money. Cost me $90 in PB for my t4r

 

Second Discount
Costco will also do it as long as they are not on the vehicle. (had to get a lift from someone to do them that time)

 

I was there after the last rain, his back hoe had a hydraulic leak. He does great work.

 

To the fucktard(s) that stole my jerry cans this weekend I will find you and when I do I will first beat you senseless with the cans until you bleed and then I will call the 5-0

 

I've had Dirt King & Performance Plus ( esco ) machine a couple doo dads for me in the past

 

Sorry bud. I hate thieves with a passion too.

 

The real bummer is that the water can had a custom wide mouth spout welded onto it so I could fit a little hand held electric transfer pump into the can

 

That's annoying. Can't have anything nice.

 

pretty much my exact thought as I was standing staring at my empty can holder with a single tear running down my cheek feeling violated...

 

What do you need? #2 Son is a machinist but he's in Placerville.

 

Cool. That's what my son did, basically drinking out of a fire hose learning from an olde timer. He's running a 5-Axis Horizontal Mill now.

 

Bridgeport...

 

Those are sexy.

 

Check the local community college, I know they offer courses in machining and reading drawings (GD&T Geometric Dimension and Tolerance) which you'll need.

 

Idk if you have a career or not but if you’re seriously interested in becoming a good machinist we have paid apprenticeships with the dod it will also give you an associates degree

 

That's a great opportunity. This way you learn how to be a machinist, not just an operator (button pusher).