Whatever

Chicken of the tree

 

Meso?

 

Never have I ever had moisture in my tail lights

 

I ran into @Hobbs

 

Did it give your truck additional HP?

 

I was in a golf league for many years long time ago . It’s probably been 12-15 years since I hit a golf ball .
Squirrel hunted when I was a teenager .
Threatened assistant manager at Walmart because he refused a bicycle return . Bought for my daughter . We had it one day and the tires would not hold air and whoever put it together stripped the handle bar bolt . Guy was maybe 23-24 skinny little bastard sucked in a bunch of air threw his chest out and rolled up his sleeves like he was a badass I told him if he did not give me my money back I was coming over the counter after him. Instant refund

 

I am not sure if it did increase the HP on the Tacoma, I have never dyno'd it.

My Dodge Cummins, however, went from the stock 245 HP / 550 #'s TQ up to 440 HP and 826 #'s TQ. ...of course I also installed much larger then OEM injectors, a larger turbo and a very "hot" fueling/timing module. The best part of the K&N/aFe filters on the Cummins was allowing me to hear the beautiful whistle of the turbo and the massive whooosh when I stomped the GO pedal . I did dyno the Cummins a couple times just for giggles to see where I was in terms of HP/TQ. Back in the early 2000's, the numbers I listed were about as far as technology at that time would take that engine, unless you wanted to drop thou$and$$$$ into the engine, which I declined to do.

 

Yup!

 

Hawt!!!

 

Me either .. knot normal!

 

Like 5SHP (SeaHorsePower)


... git et?

EDIT: I thought we was still talking FishnTx feeschy tail lights.

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You may. I don't know the year. If the owner comes over to the garage tomorrow, I'll ask him.

 

Thx

 

If he doesn't, is there some other way for me to tell?

 

Door tag maybe...date of manufacture?

 

Wait… what exactly do we mean when we say “moisture in our taillights”? Is this one of them @G8R_Taco conversations?

 

You can look at tail light and theres a part number on it, the last 2 digits is year date. Its typically the year prior so if a 76 the tail light will be 75. Not always correct but typically "close"

 

Fucking garbage disposal is leaking!

From the housing….