Hey Connecticut, our everything hurts

Ask them if factory recommended maintenance includes lifting the vehicle into the ceiling. Fuckers

 

Its very clearly detailed in the service manual, the proper technique to hammer in wheel spacers....properly

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/jdub-skid-plate.720306/#post-25868925
Only does the ifs for now but me and him want the reroute done so we can measure for the trio, you know of any shops around that know how?

 

There's a good place in Manchester CT but not sure if you want to travel that far.

 

Hey, even that's something. Been looking around for weeks and haven't found anything in the Hudson Valley

 

I dont. I was going to try and find a place nearby that could do it, if/when I get the skids. Manchester isnt too far from me, so Rich’s spot would be viable, for me at least.

 

I have only heard good things from people I know and they apparently are on the cheaper side of things.

 

Hell I'm not above a drive either, thanks for the lead

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2021/07/11/minnesota-goldfish-invasive/

I wonder what goldfish taste like

 

Pop's also has a location in Wethersfield, if that's any closer for you guys. They've been in business a long time. They did some exhaust work on my son's car, very reasonable.

 

Id probably be coming up 91 so it is a hair closer, ill take it

 

I don't think I have ever heard a negative comment about this place, everyone always seems satisfied.
It's always nice when you come across a place like this.

 

I only started reading the first part of this text and I start laughing so hard I almost spit my coffee out my mouth.

 

Chimney rebuild is complete. Just a single flue for our furnace, but what a difference real brick makes.



Next, the rest of the deck comes down, and I will be rebuilding it. Also have to do some plumbing because our only outside faucet had to be removed with the side deck coming down/being rebuilt. Havent soldered copper in a while, will be good to use those skills again.

Also, pretty sold on flex seal. We had a leak in our basement from all the rain. That flex seal/flex paste works wonders!

 

A have a dehumidifier that a while ago I accidentally dropped the bucked and cracked the crap out of. Bought some of that flex seal stuff, sprayed the bottom of it, and BAM! Good as new.

That shit is legit.

 

Took today off to take the oldest to his annual check up, and do a couple errands.

Also posted my resume on Monster and Indeed. The wheels have begun to turn. Now we search, and wait.

 

I'm in full agreement with this recommendation. They've been around forever and willing to do custom work or repairs other places don't want to be bothered with. I'm six miles from them and have always heard good things from the local modified car crowd.