Alabama thread!

but how would explain it only happening once every day?

 

True though

 

btw I think it was you two I was talking about my truck vibes to. Anyways only at idle it does it right, take it out of drive or park and put it in neutral and it stops and is buttery smooth. Anyways, a mount or bushing somewhere is on it's way out. I didn't think I was torquing on this truck that hard off road, but seems like I found a weak spot.

 

yeah that was me, because mine does the same thing. park or neutral no issues, in drive but at 0mph I get vibes.

 

thing is IIRC you have like 110k miles where I've only got like 41k. I guess you didn't start wheeling hard on it though, but maybe 30k miles ago so probably similar offroad.

 

I'm actually at like 156k now. got the truck at 91k I think...

 

It's not bad enough yet for me to dive into it, but I'll probably go ahead and order engine mounts.

I wonder if warranty would cover something like this

 

maybe? have you looked at your radiator bushings? I'll report back to you if they help this vibe out too.

in the near-ish future I've got these plans:

radiator bushings
return to OEM CVs
replace ujoints and carrier bearing

 

Mine is pending to be released tomorrow according to online banking.

Did anybody ever figure out (for sure) if this money is next years tax return?

 

Had a good ride today @dcoursler. Fun to hit a few hills and hear that supercharger whine.

 

Sort of. It is an advance of next year’s standard deduction. So no standard deduction for anyone in 2021

 

Correct. Only way to guarantee you get to keep it without paying it back later is to zero out your income tax return to where you get zero dollars back next year. They won’t take more from you than zero but will take up to the max amount you have available in refund until your advance is paid back.

 

Where are you all seeing this?

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/covid-stimulus-check/

Legally the payment is considered a tax credit advanced to the recipient from the (future) 2020 tax return — that is, the return the recipient will file in 2021. This has led some to believe that the payment either needs to be paid back in full in 2020, or that the payment is considered taxable income, or that the payment counts against one’s 2020 tax refund. None of these conclusions, however, is true.

That’s because another provision written into the law dictates that recipients of the economic impact payment will be credited as if they had paid the government back. This makes the payment a non-taxable fund that does not affect future returns

https://www.forbes.com/sites/zackfr...ulus-check-everything-need-know/#2b872de2254f

 

hmm so my "advance" is twice what i got back this year, so you are saying i'll have to pay half back ???

 

No, see above

 

Who floated their truck

 

LCA Skid installed.

 

Legally the payment is considered a tax credit advance.

There was a Fox article I can’t find at the moment.