Alabama thread!

Thanks guys!

 

I always wondered how you capture lightning photos?

 

Timing
With a camera

 

Jeannie has a real nice camera and I'm trying to figure out how to catch the lightning. Clueless!

 

Mike takes some great photos. I just point and shoot

 

I'm a point and shooter too. Her camera has million different settings and shutter speeds. I just put it on auto and push the button!

 

Good news is UCAs are installed. Bad news is I can’t find a bolt to some sort of wiring cover/harness in the engine bay that had to be removed on drivers side so the long bolt would slide out. Yay!

 

I checked everywhere it’s gone.

 

GoPro in the dash on that one and extracted the frame. That was at 60fps and still only got about 6 frames of the bolt and the one pictured is the best one. I've snapped two shots of lightning with the regular camera. Both long exposure at night with a little luck. It's elusive.

 

You can get light activated shutter triggers.

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explor...ghtning-activated-shutter-triggers-ubertronix

 

Put the new UCAs on last night and didn’t drive truck. Driving it to work now and holy crap it’s rubbing violently today when I turn the wheels. Hope I don’t end up regretting this decision

 

Mornin fellas

 

Sup Mark, getting ready to float home

 

If it wasn’t rubbing before, it’ll likely go away with an alignment.

what size tire?

 

285/70/17

 

wheel specs?

 

17x9 -12 offset. Level 8 mk6

 

probably an alignment issue then like Trey said. I put 285/70/17s on my stock wheels and was up against my UCAs, then went to some with better backspacing and offset and got the tires off of them. Do you know where you are rubbing, front/rear of wheel well?

 

Rear of wheel well against cab mount now too. Wasn’t rubbing the cab mount before but am now. Was just slightly rubbing plastic before the UCAs. Hoping alignment fixes everything today after work.