Alabama thread!

Y’all got any slabs in there?

 

Matt is thinking the poly bushings that folks are changing to (including himself) is worsening that problem. Mine is still perfectly in tact with the factory bushings

you will definitely be happy you got rid of the stock hangers before they bend

 

Two Way Remote Starter Kit w/ Keyless Entry for 2011-2015 Toyota Tacoma G Key Plug and Play Installation

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Here’s what I ordered but no cell module. 12v solutions is the most expensive of all of them. Send this guy a message see if he can offer one to you again. He buys them and presides them to a plug and play wiring harness. Since the demand for them is likely way down, I’d imagine he quit presiding them for sale.

 

They better not catch you taking pictures for the Gram while trying to climb in and out that smoking box. You’ll have to run 5 miles. Stay safe Pat!!!

 

Just starting to get up for a rainy Thursday, positive is my new garage is attached so no getting wet lol

 

Morning Bama!

 

Sup Clay

Sup Trey

Sup Brandon

Sup Bart

Sup Caleb

 

Sup Jonny

 

From AlabamaWX

COLD, WET WEATHER: Rain has moved into West Alabama early this morning, and today will be a cloudy and wet day for Alabama with periods of rain along with temperatures holding in the 40s. Rain amounts of around 1/2 inch are likely during the next 18 hours.

A cold core upper low will bring dynamic cooling tonight, and the potential for some snow over far North Alabama. The best chance of seeing snow will be north of U.S. 278 (north of a line from Hamilton to Cullman to Gadsden), and some light accumulation is possible over the Tennessee Valley on grassy areas. While a few slick spots could develop, for now no major impact is expected since the ground is relatively warm, and temperatures should be generally above freezing as the precipitation falls tonight.



Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy and cold with some risk of drizzle or snow flurries; the high will be in the 40-45 degree range for most places, but the Tennessee Valley won’t get out of the 30s.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: Dry, cold weather is the story Saturday and Sunday. Partly sunny days, fair nights, highs between 45 and 50, and lows in the mid to upper 20s. Clouds will increase Sunday night.

MONDAY: The active winter weather pattern continues, and the next system will bring precipitation to the state after midnight Sunday night and into Monday. As expected, model agreement is much better now that the system is in the U.S. upper air network. At the onset of the event, some sleet or snow is possible over parts of North and West Alabama, but models suggest most of the precipitation in Alabama during the day Monday will fall in the form of rain.

Then, there is a chance of some change to snow on the back side of the system Monday night over parts of North Alabama, but it is still too early for a specific forecast in terms of impact. The highest probability of winter weather issues from ensemble data is over the northwest corner of the state, but that could change. Once we get today’s system out of here we will be able to focus on the next one coming in here Monday.



REST OF NEXT WEEK: The rest of next week looks dry with a slow warming trend; an upper trough could bring some scattered light rain on Thursday, however. See the Weather Xtreme video for maps, graphics, and more details.



ON THIS DATE IN 1988: A low pressure system developed over the northwestern Gulf of Mexico and moved across the northern Gulf over the next few days. Moisture spread over a shallow cold air mass bringing an historic winter storm to North Alabama. Huntsville’s total of 9.6″ inches of snow was the second-highest snowfall on record at the time.

ON THIS DATE IN 1989: Empty foundations are all that remain of four homes on the southwest end of Allendale, Illinois, after an F4 tornado ripped through. The tornado was extremely rare due to its strength and the fact that it occurred so far north during the middle of meteorological winter.

 

the factory shackles have some side to side play in them at the bolt due to the rubber bushings, but not much. The hangers should stay solid and the factory ones are just not built for it

 

I still had stock bushings but ive got poly I'm putting into the new shackles i ordered.

 

Yep, I occasionally do some work with a guy who does renovations, decks, etc. and it's the same for him. He usually stays booked a couple of months out for larger projects, but it's 6-8 months right now and people keep booking even with the wait.

 

I was referring to the bushings in the radiator support

 

Oh gotcha, my OEM ones were toast and collapsed horribly. Matt says one of worst hes ever seen. IDk if thats contributing to it or not but i plan on tubing it up at some point.

 

Sup Phil, just banging it out at work. It sure is cold, wet and windy outside today.

 

Anybody know of a good job with insurance, 401k, and decent pto in the Decatur to Cullman area that is 1st shift, no weekends and pays at least 35k? Also would prefer minimal driving, not a plant/assembly line, and to deal with the general public as little as possible... Just because I'm good at everything, doesnt mean I want to do everything...

No?

Ok thanks

 

Jonny, what do you do for work?

 

I am the safety director for a few large industrial manufacturing plants.

 

Nice! I bet you see some interesting liabilities from time to time lol