Colorado B.S. Thread

Just saw this on face space

 

Given that price I value my 2015 with 70K miles at $66K.

 

Except this detail: 1st gen = best gen

 

Thanks I just messaged them.

Also saw this below that ad....

 

^^^

Yup. There's a reason the market for 1st gens is ridiculous. Every complaint in the 3rd gen forum about the engine, transmission, front grill sensors, etc make the prices of the 1st gens go up.

 

Not sure I'm adding this to the correct spot but let's give it a try. I have a 2017 tacoma trd offroad that I put a K&N blackhawk intake on. While driving around Denver everything works as it should. The issue I'm having is when I drive up into the mountains, about 10,000 feet in elevation, the truck starts to run rough. At that elevation if I turn the truck off (let's say I'm at A basin skiing) and then turn it back on again, it will throw the check engine light for a p0101 code (mass or volume air flow circuit) when I get back to the city the light goes out. MAF has been check and has no issues. Has anyone dealt with this before and is there a fix outside of going back to stock. I know there isn't much of a power difference but damn I like the sound with the K&N installed Haha tha is for any and all help

 

I will refrain from telling you all how long I have been watching this today.

 

Easy solution. Go back to stock.

 

Happy real Friday everybody!

 

yay!

 

Anybody try this stuff yet? They have a rebate for $10 off up to $40 so I picked up 4 5-quart jugs. Going to try it in the GX470 and Sequoia.

 

Anyone else having the utmost confidence that 100+ yards of big azz styrofoam block is going to repair 36?

What are you thinking C-Dot?

 

Well, clearly dirt didn't work so it can't be worse than that

 

It's 2019. Open your mind. Foam can be structural. Just think... boats and fiberglass truck shells have been built with CORRUGATED CARDBOARD as some/most of the strength in between the fiberglass.

 

I’m going with....... no.

 

Is styrofoam block ever used as a mold for cement?

 

You can build a whole house out of it.
https://youtu.be/Xx8utoo7TPk