Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Go back and read post 48345 carefully,

then read post 48350.

 

That sounds like two much work. Besides, math is hard.

 

Besides, any words coming out of my mouth aren't worth spending too much time analyzing.

 

In one ear and then get a beer and....

 

Still don't get it. Must be above my comprehension level.

 

New outers. Bought as a bundle, shipped separately than the inners I'm waiting for.

 

Looks like raccoon.

 

Saw this neat rig @ Road America today:


A nice older (than me) gentleman rode it there. It's a 1920. Runs like a champ! Total loss oiling system. Original (except for the bags)/ never restored. He's got Antique plate #5.

edit: Gotta correct this...the throttle grip isn't stock.

 

Have another Old Fashion

 

That's badass! And especially cool that the guy still rides it!

 

If you think very literally about "spindle" it makes more sense.

 

I haven't had any in awhile!

I bought a bottle of J Bavet last weekend in case we decided to have a few. I know we usually use Korbel, but my dad always used J bavet on the spring fishing trips, so I thought I would try it for old time's sake. Seeing as it's shaping up as a boring evening at home, maybe I will stir myself up a few of those.

 

Aren't we referring to the steering knuckle?

What am I missing here?

 

Yes, and the "spindle" part of the knuckle...yes, you would have a problem if that were parallel to the shock. On a 4wd, technically you don't even have a "spindle" as much as you have a stub axle.

 

I figured sparky didn't know what parallel meant.

 

Ahhh..

I guess I've never been that familiar with the anatomy of a steering knuckle. I'll go put my hat on and sit in the corner now.

 

And have an Old Fashion or 2

 

I definitely could use one after this week!

 

Extreme terrain?

 

Never again.....
amz.....