Ontario BS Thread

No. Tracey.

 

ah right on. My mechanic has a guy in kitchener that he recommended to me when I was looking to get some t shirts done for my tuner.

 

Digitizing what you want for embroidery is the expensive part, then the cost of that needs to be distributed between all the garments, so you need a high enough quantity to keep costs down. Screen printing is pretty affordable, particularly if it can be limited to 1 or 2 colours.

 

gone are the days of using 4 zipties to keep the lightbar from flopping around on the hinge mount.
but now i have a whale-tail that does the same

 

That a cool idea!


So does this mean we can say, that you , "are bright but become easily unhinged" ?

 

Wife worked in marketing for Staples and I used to get plain tshirts for $2/$3 from her suppliers. Loved it. She handled promotions for big accounts like McD's, Coke, etc...and every time there was a trade show, she would come home with 2 travel suitcases with all sorts of samples. Essentially anything a logo can go on. I miss the goodies.

 

I saw a couple of these parked beside the road north of Barrie ,looks like they run there tire pressure at about 5 PSI

 

I have some connections in the business. I can see how much shirts ect will run..if you can supply a logo it thats much easier. My wife's cousin has supplied our hockey team for years...cheap!!!

 

@Norilsk Thanks so much man, would not have this amazing piece of hardware with out you.




Went and enjoyed the fruits of our labor from Friday. Played around in the wet decaying leaves that just make everything impossible to get up. Now I get to up my recovery game and learn all about winching

 

Second gen guys with the @Bison Offroad Cam kit. I checked the alignment kit and found there is spacing there. The front washer that is part of the kit is 52mm and the tabs on the truck have a 53/54 spacing. Same issue.

 

@Bison Offroad

 

It's there.

 

I'm not to picky with my alignments.
As long as it goes down the road straight, little bump steer is ok with me but I have to have no odd tire wear.

All those criteria have been met so I'm ok with the slop.... for now anyway.

That said If I knew this b4 I would not have install it..

 

Hey guys, saw this light setup over the hood on a land cruiser yesterday. Led light setup without anything drilled and huge amount of wiring.

Any comments on this?

As main upgrade, I am looking to buy round flood lights like the yellow ones for over the front bumper

 

Fabricated two backstop brackets from Hillman P/N 853857 corner braces. They'll prevent the tonneau rails from sliding rearward when off-roading.

 

The "QUhang" Chineseium breaker consistently trips at well under its rated current, rendering my compressor unusable. Replaced it with an

$45 Bussmann (BP/CB185-100) 100 Amp Circuit Breaker

Eaton P/N BP/CB185-100 breaker, and fabricated a bracket out of a Simpson P/N A88 angle tie.

 

They're called Ditch lights
A lot of guys run them here. Pretty handy lighting up the ditches for wildlife up north late at night

 

Hum... After seeing this, I might go for it, before I install anything else on the from bumper.

Does anyone have suggestions about a specific set/model to buy?

 

For lights? There is definitely a “get what you pay for” however with our winters, I usually get some cheap led’s. My Amazon LED bar is doing just as well as my rigid led. Pound for pound it’s a different story, where the rigid outputs more light for its size an amps but in terms of how it’s handling the elements the same.

Something to consider is not having huge lights that block the grille. Can block air flow and cause heating issues in the summer. Other then that, it’s a cheap facelift.

 

I am looking how many people are interested to do winter wheeling at Rays this coming up January? If there is enough interest I'll organize and book arrangements with new owners of Ray's place.

here is our last time for reference: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tec-winter-wheeling-with-friends-25-26-jan-2020.641692/


This is 33"+ tires event and requires winch to attend, trails are not stock friendly. See thread above for pictures.


Let's get the "maybe" list going:


@Norilsk