NW WA Meet / BS Thread

I also found some spare exhaust to be laying around the shop muffler/cat delete and side dump exhaust incoming

Also looking for cheap 38mm wastegate

 

I know a guy for that...

@Sparky. If you wanted to just assemble them at my place you need the top hats as well. If you want to do the whole swap here, that's cool too. We could the whole thing in about 2 hours.

 

If I assembled them at your place I would be able to install them without compressing them?

Edit: never mind I see how they go together. I’ll order new top hats tonight!

 

Trailer tail light and 4x4 wood bumper and u r good to go!

 

Anyone who was asking about roof top tents, I just noticed that the larger smittybuilt tent on Amazon is selling for $710 and the smaller one for $699...... doesn’t say it’s on sale or anything which is weird because it was a little over $800 2 weeks ago

 

Well, my wife and I had a nice dinner at the Roadhouse in Renton tonight only to come out to our nine-month-old pup chewing on the steering wheel, looks like I’m in the market for a new one. If anyone notices a steering wheel for an 09’ish can you let me know? It’s a good thing he’s a good looking dog or I’d have to sell him to the circus.

 

You can add me to the list.

 

What about a DIY leather steering wheel wrap?

LemonBest Universal Pu Leather Car Steering Wheel Cover Anti Slip Auto Car Stitch On Wrap Cover 15 3

https://www.amazon.com/Lemonbest-C0196-Universal-Steering-Stitch/dp/B00PC0G07A

 

I signed up for a class on the 25th. anyone interested? I have collected all these medical supplies but don't know how to use them. They also have a range safety officer course.

Basic First-Aid, CPR, AED, Trauma & More
Monday, March 25th

6:00PM—9:30PM

Issaquah Sportsmen’s Clubhouse
23600 SE Evans Street. Issaquah WA 98027

CPR/AED/First-Aid/Fire Extinguisher Class

Cost: $50/person

Instructors, Woodinville Fire Fighters and Paramedics


We are excited to offer these courses to the public. In one evening you can get certified. What better gift to give yourself and/or a loved one than to educate yourself on how and when to help others.

Please sign up by emailing isc.info@issaquahsportsmensclub.com before Friday, March 22nd. Seats fill up fast so get yours reserved today!


CPR/AED Instruction

American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR/AED teaches CPR for all age groups (adult, child and infant). Also included is the use of an AED machine. Classes typically last 3 hours and include practice on CPR manikins. A certification card is given to participants upon successful completion of the course.

Basic First-Aid Class

American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid covers basic skills for medical and injury emergencies. Classes typically last 3 hours. A certification card is given to participants upon successful completion of the course.

If you have your own First-Aid kit, it would be a good idea to bring it and let the instructors look it over.

Fire Extinguisher Class

Using Visual Aids, Students will be Instructed on the different Types of Fire Extinguishers and their respective Uses. After completing the Classroom Session, and using a Propane-fueled “Prop” and Water-filled Extinguishers, Students will then receive “hands-on” instruction and Training in extinguishing a Simulated Fire.

Trauma Course

Tourniquet application, chest seals, major blood loss.

**It is mandatory for all employees and volunteers of ISC to attend. However, this class is open to the public as well. Get your seat reserved now!

Range Safety Officer Course
Saturday, March 30, 2019

8:30AM-6:30PM

Clubhouse

23600 SE Evans Street

Issaquah, WA 98027

Sign up now (seats fill up fast):

Click here to register

Registration closes on March 29th!

Light breakfast will be provided

(Please bring your lunch, snacks and beverage)

 

Tacos at work



That is a disappointing amount of firewood. Who thinks I need new leafs?

 

I was going to, since my certification expires this year (expire every 2 years.) But it happens to be at nearly the same time as my daughter's high school softball game. Family first....

 

I have My cpr card but would like to do the trauma course. Let me see what my schedules like and I’ll let you know

 

Got the rear end of the Turbo turd straightened out and good enough to not draw attention. Hogged out the cat because it was plugged and side dumped the exhaust.
Need to pickup a new starter, anyone running into Seattle next week and want to stop by absolute German autowrecking for me? Don’t want to buy a new starter for $140 when the damn thing cost $600

 

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After

 

Already got my WFR through work. I wouldn't mind meeting up for a target sesh at the sportsman's club though.

 

You get 5 cool points if you know what that vent is for, where the bumper used to be.

 

So the hooker won’t blast out her ear drums when i slam the trunk closed

Weird that it wasnt an option they gave me on the ASE tests I’ve taken

 

Doesn't matter when the hooker is dead though.

 

Well my GD bro n law ended up with the truck I've been trying to get from a little old lady. She's the fill in/cover secretary at my work but she also happens to be his neighbor. He was gifted it in exchange for yard work/handyman chores around her property. 93 xcab DLX, 22re 5spd with 140k. It was her husbands and has been sitting for 2-3yrs with a blown head gasket after she revoked his driving privilege and then shortly after he passed away. Factory removable sun/moon roof and motherfuckin wing windows! At least she didn't donate it to the blind or some other non profit for a tax write off.

To say I'm pissed/jealous is an understatement, and guess who the first person he called for help to do the head gasket was..... I had to dig through my time capsule of Toyota literature to find my Chilton's manual. I was able to jump right to the head section using the greasy thumb prints. Been there done that a handful of times.

It's pretty much base model, non sr5, with some extras. No AC, manual windows, split bench but has tilt steering column and tachometer in the dash. It's got a few wrinkles around the body but for the most part it's straight and unmolested.

 

Is that so when you slam the trunk closed it doesn't blow the windows out with the surge of air that gets introduced to the cabin? I've seen vents like that on other vehicles to equalize the pressure. They're louvered to only exhaust air from the inside and not allow outside air to enter the vehicle.


Or in @Usethe2nd's case, let the dead hooker smell out while keeping the coal he rolls from entering the vehicle.