Ontario BS Thread

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A lifted Scion FRS

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/sudbury/2016-scion-frs/1573681224

 

Just putting this out there. Not sure if it’s allowed. Parts off my 2020 OR with 13,000 kms on everything. Just trying to make some room in my garage after installing my lift.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/oem-factory-suspension-parts.728695/

 

just watching the u tube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pk6fiYdvhao

 

One day.

 

Starting to break in the new truck after having it for almost 2 years:

 

Yota gurus, Are 3rd gen UCA and Leaf springs interchangeable with my 2nd gen parts?

 

Believe so. The aftermarket stuff says 2005- current so I’m assuming it’s all the same.

 

Yes they are. May bad for the ad. I should correct it

 

Overlander points gained +3
Had a bit of trimming to do and I figured I can use if for trips as well. I'm already invested into the platform so what's another tool.

 

Exactly my way of thinking

 

Remember to carry bar oil. (Not sure how different it is from Dexron III...)

 

Stock rear bumper refresh

The Milwaukee platform are great tools. That is a pretty handy little chainsaw! We beat the crap out of them at work especially a 3/8 Impact gun. I can’t wait to get my hands on a 1/2 inch.

Personally I like this tool at home for a quick little jobs. However I’m still quite attached to my two stroke oil burners.

 

Picked up a few bottles from home depot but had them price match Kooy Brothers. Echo oil $9.98 down to $3.99.

 

So with this deal 7 Day Tacoma Sale TOYTEC LIFTS | Tacoma World somehow this happens and its 20%. Alumina series over Elka 2.0s?

 

What weight of oil do they recommend IN that electric chainsaw? Is it just like regular chain saws and you go by the season? We run a STIHL pole saw at work and it recommends light grade oil all around.

That’s a great deal on that echo Oil especially if it’s 4 litre

 

The manual just says to use typical chain oil. Whatever you use for gas I'm guessing works here as well because it's an Oregon bar and chain.

 

I agree about the Milwaukee platform. We have 3/4” 18v impacts at work for servicing our scrap shears, 1600ft/lbs of force gets almost anything free.

 

Those high torque impacts are amazing. I use a 1/2" at work as well and it hasn't said no to anything yet.

 

I have impact M12 3/8 and it takes u bolts off...

 

Lol lets see off the off of my head... I think I've spent too much on Milwaukee stuff, their key chucks suck but the tools hold up well. The fuel lineup are the ones to get.

M12- Fuel Screw guns x2, Fuel SDS Drill, Fuel Impact Driver, Fuel Hackzall, Fuel Hammer Drill, Endoscope, Oscillating Multi-Tool, Trouble Light, reg batts x6, extended batteries x3

M18 - Portable Fan, Vacuum, Fuel Hole Hawg, Lantern, Fuel 1/2" Stubby Impact, Fuel Hackszawl, Fuel Hammer drill, Fuel Demolition Hammer/Drill. Fuel Hedge Trimmer, batteries x 4

Then there is all my stuff at work....