The Lair

The prices for ATV's, SxS's, and vehicles is insane right now!

 

FTFY

 

I Know. I just couldn't justify that for something not street legal. I want a dual sport.

 

Says the guy that claims not to work for the USDA causing the price of brisket to double

 

You kubota tractor is not street legal

 

Keep it up and Ill make it triple!

 

At least we have streets

I could have used your professional drawing skills a little while ago but I know you are very busy man. Winter is coming and you need to prepare.
<3

 

I'm waiting for a plant based version of brisket.







Hey, it's a plant.

 

I hear theres a growing market demand for CBrisketD

 

HA!

 

Added the drivers side grab handle from sparks. Install took less than 10 minutes and I can already tell it'll be one of the top mods I do to the truck.

https://www.sparksparts.com/p-2014-toyota-tundra-grab-handle-kit-gray-pktungrabb0

 

That's so much easier than that other former "vendor" product for turd-gen lacking a drivers grab handle!!!

 

You should make some toob dawrz for the Tundra. Just a friendly suggestion

 

Brilliant idea, thank you Jaime.

 

If you like my calendar submission pics, please consider throwing a like my way.


https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...n-2nd-gen-tacomas.746679/page-2#post-26595029

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...n-2nd-gen-tacomas.746679/page-2#post-26595039

 

@EatSleepTacos , question about your rear diff skid install. Any heat worries welding it on? Picturing it cooking then smelling extra nice. Probably want to change the fluid after.

 

Toob Dawrz is old news, half dawrz are the new meta.

 

No worries with heat. I left it full of oil to absorb the heat and then just changed the fluid right afterwards. I don’t have any data to back this up but I know diffs can get pretty hot during driving so I don’t think the heat from the little bit of welding will be much worse than that.

 

thanks, that's my plan.

 

My only other tip is to use a deep impact socket and have it resting on the fill plug. Use that when aligning the skid and tack the skid on. That way when it’s all said and done there’s no concern of getting a socket on it.