TTC ☆ OFFICIAL

Pepperoncini are huge from Northeast to upper Midwest. I don't think I ever went to a sub, hoagie, or pizza joint where you didn't get them on the side.

 

Ya watched that one come together, still Undecided about that one.

 

I'm just a fan of the tube hybrid. Love Chad's ever since I saw it.

 

A lot of people are afraid to drill into their a-pillar, huh. I guess they get a lot of leaks. How does the ARB snorkel attach to the a-pillar?

 

Interesting. Sounds like the best way to attach to the a-pillar. It's looking more and more like I'll be the first to drill it lol.

 

Doing the same here.

 

I got some 3mb tape I can bring by if you want. Hell im on your side of town at natural grocers

 

Thanks, but I'm going to do the drill and rivet with silicone weather sealant. I've drilled and installed stuff in rain prone areas when I worked for GM. I never had and issues with the installs.

 

That game been thinking about doing another run recently

 

Honestly, I would do the gorilla tape like most people. Some say that if you catch a branch you can rip it off and damage the fender. Rivets will not stop a branch from ripping it outta that A Pillar, damaging the fender and ultimately enlarging those A pillar holes......then you really have a mess on your hands. When I do mine I am going with the tape method like some guys do.

 

I probably didn't. I don't have the files saved with the route but I know they're available on Texas Overland to download. I've never led it but been on the Cheeseburger Loop run several times and it's a good time especially for those that aren't wanting to wheel super hard as it's mostly dirt/forest service roads.

Been busy AF. Starting the new job Monday hopefully(offices have been closed due to the plant fires)and I'm hoping everything calms down a little.

It's definitely good food.

I remember Chad putting my decal on in the parking lot of the Oasis. It's definitely been a while and we have grown considerably since then.

Going to have to get a new one soon since my windshield is cracked to hell.

 

Hi Kelly! Great to hear about the job. Sounds like yo are doing better and not as run down. How is Coco? Is that behind you as well. Sorry if I am not in the loop as much. I try to keep up but it is damn hard in here.

 

That would be my worry. The holes being wallowed out by big ass-tree. I haven't heard of anybody running into that, though.

 

Yea, I am sure you will be fine with a larger rivet. My hood struts have rivets. They are fine. And my roof light bar brackets are riveted to the oem roof rack and there is all kind of stress there. Of course they each use 1/4" rivets so they are beasts. I can't imagine anyone deliberately pushing forward with any kind of branches or limbs of size in the way. I have seen guy wires used though attached from the front hoops of bumpers up to roof racks. They use cables and turnbuckles. I would just get out and cut the branch, and hope no one is looking, or go around if possible. LOL

 

And I have air bags in those pillars so I am not even drilling in there.

 

I've seen those wire/turnbuckle setups, too. That's planned once I make a determination on a roof rack. The scoop on this snorkel is also angled down, so I'm sure that helps, too. Crossing my fingers on Australian design and Taiwanese manufacture lol

 

I have airbags there, too. I'll drop it out of the way before drilling.

 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

 

oH! dIdn't know that was possible. I suppose it's ok if you disconnect the battery first. Kwel! Sounds like you have all the angles figured out. Nice!