UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

WTF? https://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/toy...imate-ifs-cv-axle-set-by-rcv-cvjifs-toy2.html

 

RCV’s are supposedly damn near indestructible. If you pop one on anything less than 40’s they warranty it.

I’d rather blow cv’s than a diff though.

 

Roger.

So, to clarify, what your saying is that a stock CV will snap before the diff. Whereas, if the CV is strengthened, then the diff might give out before the CV, which clearly would suck.

 

that's what it sounds like. and it makes sense.

 

Will do. Thanks.

 

Correct. Same reason a lot of the guys I know don’t run beefed up tie rods. Much easier to replace a tie rod than replace a rack.

There’s got to be a weak point in anything. Granted, you’re only as strong as the weakest link.... but I’d rather swap out $20 tie rods once a trip than a $400 rack every other trip. Quicker and cheaper.

 

But how will people know that I'm uber rich and a broverlander if I don't have the most expensive gear?

 

True broverlanders don't know what a CV axle is anyways

 

touche. oh wait. do they know what that word means?

 

And can go out and break stuff just so I can brag about the cost of replacement parts?

 

A touche is a kind of scarf from the middle east right?

 

eggsactly. lol.

No...that's a toupe.... ;P

 

Ive always thought it was weird when referenced themselves in third person....

 

The glove does fit pretty well, but I know what a CV axle is, ergo...

Also, my IG game is weak AF

 

Old School Rock Crawl is happening in Delta. A handful of us are going to go camp Friday night at the rock crawl site (Fairgrounds) and watch the competition Saturday. More the merrier.

 

I couldn't bring my Taco into Saloon #10 in Deadwood, but it's out there somewhere.

 

Is there still a plan for an overnighter?

I’ll take a whiskey.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRhc8XTdp2M

all right...which one of y'all is this?
(he does say he lives in Utah)

 

Yea I got the Chaos +3.5 kit. I am using stock Toyota OEM boots. With the extended axles, and longer upper and lower control arms, I don't have high CV angles. I don't even have a Diff drop bracket.

 

Two of my favorites in this month’s Whiskey Advocate magazine. Little Book and Booker’s are musts for anyone who enjoys bourbon.

I’ve had a difficult time finding Little Book. I did manage to find a bottle at the state controlled store on 3300 S, which happens to be where I typically purchase Booker’s, which I absolutely luv.

I’ve not tried Maker’s Mark Cask Strength, but it’s now on the list.

Cheers!