Official Tennessee Thread

Depends on the weather I have no AC

 

I think last time a few of us went to Chocco, our trucks shut off due to overheating on the trail haha

@Dave41079

 

In all fairness Dave has an XJ, those will overheat on a 60*day with the motor shut off.

 

I'd be down for hawk pride or choco mountain trip in the fall.

 

I will post it in here when I get another ride at Hawk Pride together.

 

He has a Comanche now. Not that it makes any difference… Lol

 

Man he changes vehicles like I change out my spunk rag.

 

There's way too much truth in part of that statement.

 

What is wrong with it? That truck doesn't look like it should be in a junk yard.

 

I'd be willing to come up and help to get it done SOOOOOONer!

 

You can make it great again...

 

No clue?

 

How many people are living in or around Murfreesboro now? I know several new folks have moved here in the last year or so.

 

Started cutting out my links, should have them welded up soon



edit- sorry wrong thread

 

Looks good though!

 

Those are going to look great.

 

wrong thread. . . but I may be hitting you up if you're making these things. 3 link rear?

 

Looking like it, but if I get a cell before coil overs than I’ll probably go all the way with a 4 link

edit - I am making them but these are just a test for my truck and if they work I’ll come back and redo them in 4130

 

I got my truck tuned... again. This time with OTT(Overland Taylor Tune) or "torque tune" by Big Dawgs tuning. I had the Kdmax Pro tune, great tune but it was still lacking low end torque. This new tune definitely adds torque at the lower rpm's, and shifts smoother as well. It holds gears uphill better than the previous tune, and the throttle is much more predictable as well. These are just my initial observations. After a while of driving I will update my thoughts. But If you haven't tuned your truck, I definilty recommend looking in to this tune. Going from stock is a vast improvement.

 

That was in my 2015 TRD Pro Tacoma. Also, variety is the spice of life. I like to lie to myself and pretend I enjoy working on vehicles as much as I do driving them.