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Alright gents. Way past this old man's bedtime. Gotta 4 am alarm.

Night

 

When My Daughter started Driving my Brother in Law was a PI, So I installed a RFID tracker on Her car and told Her it was on there. Every time I downloaded it She was behaving.
Now the process is so much easier like you said with an app. Do it I say money well spent.

 

Same here

 

Sup Everybody TGIF!!!

 

Thx!, I haven't figured out yet on the final theme of this helmet. (ie: Weather, Black, Battle Damaged?) Right now it's just the filament color i printed it out in.

 

How 'bout this pedestrian 5-lugger, can this qualify for your thread? (It's still got the stock Dunflops).


at leisure




at work

 

Afternoon fellas.

The parts gathering as begun. So far I've sourced 2 wheels and a lower control arm. Going to wait until I can evaluate the suspension more before I determine whether it will need a tie rod and or tie rod end.

 

Sure...Welcome

 

My youngest daughter is 12 today. She's been through a lot the last couple of years. So proud of her and proud to be her father.

So you folks have a wonderful evening. I may or may not touch base tonight depending how late it gets after the birthday celebration. Gotta get up early tomorrow for work

 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY from the stockers

 

That is a good lookin set of little humans you have there

 

Thanks Bill. This girl has been dealing with a chronic illness for 2.5 years. She's a trooper. ♡

 

Well, got the lower ball joints out. They actually still seem serviceable at 180,000 miles. However, now I can see the uppers are shot, as well as the driver's side outer tie rod is stripped. So she'll be up on jack stands for a few days.

 

Nice work man! Dig your single cab

Do the balljoints usually seize up on the first gens? I do remember reading somewhere about them being prone to failures

 

Evening yall!

 

Yes, they are a poor design. And when they fail, the wheel literally falls off.

Many folks here recommend changing them every 100,000 miles. The lowers are fairly simple to replace, but I've never done the uppers. Going to need a puller and a press.

Since it's not my daily vehicle anymore I can take my time and figure it out.

 

This pretty much sums up how life is going

 

Looks like what I'm going to be in to here soon with the daughter's Yaris.

 

It's really cool. Post a pick when you finish.

 

This is gold