Ontario BS Thread

Dude.... Genius.
You were close. Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life the Universe and Everything = 42. Hitchhickers guide to the galaxy.

 

Lol anytime I see the # 42...
HH guide.
Lol I know the quote but brain fart when I types it...
Keep your eyes on the dolphins while I go get us some extra towels.

 

They said thanks for all the fish before they left. Fucking mice.

 

I'm not crazy about the looks of high clearance. I just want the hitch higher

 

They won't. At least not metal.
The sensors cannot work with metal bumpers.

 

Sensors don't even work with the Fake Chrome "Bumper" covers from Toyota... that's why CTA/BSM trucks get the body matched covers.

 

Ya there was one that they cut the corners out and put plastic inserts in. Looks alright but the hitch is behind the plate which I just don’t like

 

I am on board with high clearance rear bumper. That will be my last piece of armor I need. I think

Like Joe said, that hitch needs to move the fuk out a the way

 

I have the wannakeepit addiction

 

well, then you are living in the wrong country lol nothing lasts here

 

We shall see, I plan on having my truck till it stops working.

 

Is this the stuff
LEAR Chemicals ACF-50 Anti-Corrosion Lubricant Compound - 13 oz Aerosol - (Pack of 5) https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07DG3NN18/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_2by3CbAVG3Y1A

 

Not me. I'm happy to hear the bang from the hitch steal hitting rocks and stuff. Rather that than mashing something important.

The hitch is strong like bull.

 

Anyone near Burlington? Looks like I'm buying a muffler for the bike...

 

Yes,

Stuff works amazing.

Very thin coating is all you need. Can spray it everywhere except where you want friction.

Stuff soaks into everything and creeps along surfaces, it was designed and approved for inside airplane wings.

I even fogged my engine area, avoiding the belt and pulleys of course.

Since it's so expensive you get better value if you buy it in liquid and fog it on your vehicle.

If you do buy it in cans just remember, thin-fast coats. If you get drips it's waaaay more than you need.

In the UK it's become popular on treating Motorcycles for "winter" driving, they just wipe it onto their machines with a rag and spray hard to get to areas.

Best part is it's not messy like all the other stuff I've tried.

Top of the Rear Shock towers, rear shackles and rear leafs will need something like Fluid Film. It's like a pressure washer in that area when it rains. Or just plain grease.

 

Add one of these ....

 

This is what i think of when i see these

 

That's true. But I think there's still parts like shackle mounts that still hit regardless

 

I agree. Got stuck on the hitch last year.

 

I just bought a 77 Kawasaki KZ750 twin. Sick bike, straight pipes sounds great, but needs some work...