Oregon and Washington BS thread

You sure that's from a 22RE? Spoken from someone who just took the valve cover off my 22RE this week, that sure looks like a short chain.

I'm thinking Chevy 350

 

You take this?!

 

yes, the chain has been modified to fit on your living room wall. I checked the Part number on the sprockets and they are real!

 

Shorter chain same sprockets

 

Makes sense.

 

Nuts! Have the front of my engine opened up to replace the water pump. I know our's have a belt and not a chain haha. The good old 22RE would have a legit chain though.

 

that looks like the image from business insider

 

Thinkin about getting moving my scangauge and getting the craven speed flex pod for two gauges..i love the a-pillar one but i have side airbags :/

anyone know how I could get a tranny temp gauge and an oil press or temp gauge workin?

 

I'm pretty sure that Xguage codes that read 2nd gen auto tranny temps are now available for your scangauge. I am certain they are for the newer Tundras and I think I read the code works for 2nd gen Tacomas as well.

 

I just did some digging and I think I found it! Awesome man! I had given up on that code. Thank you!!

 

Jelly of the weather right?

Those helmets were the worst I have ever seen. Maryland wierd ass helmets were better then that shit

 

I don't know anyone around here really, I just moved here after spending 12 years in the Army. I'm originally from John Day, just couldn't find a job over there that didn't involve cow shit in one form or another.
Ugly helmets or not, the Ducks won the first Rose Bowl since 1917 for us. Can't wait to see what next year brings...

 

Can you put up a photo of the subs, from the front and back please.

How old are they?

Anything wrong
with them?

When is the next time your in Portland?

 

Jelly barkrat ?

 

What kind of work did you find in Pendleton? I just drove through there a couple weeks ago, always thought it looked like a nice area.

 

Working for the National Weather Service as a maintenance dude. I get to 4 wheel to remote mountaintops and fix weather radios and am hardly ever in the office. Plus the federal benefits are good. I did have to take a huge pay cut from my last job, but it's cheap living here compared to southern california and I'm close to my family. It's a nice place to live, no crime, decent weather, good hunting and 4 wheeling in the Blues, and everyone is very polite and friendly.

 

i've had them for 3 years i think and not a thing wrong with either of them. i'll get pictures of them when i get back to klamath this weekend. i'll be coming up to portland pretty often to go boarding at hood so if your interested i'll keep you posted

 

I am definitely interested. Thanks.

 

I've always wanted to explore the Blue mountains. Is there any good snow wheeling around there? Would you want to make a run up that way sometime?

 

Most of the snow melted from last weeks warm front, you have to go pretty high to find any right now. I'm always ready to go wheelin' though sometimes my truck isn't. I haven't regeared my front diff yet but should have it done this month sometime and will be ready for the snow, but I guess I could always take the duramax if it's just a snow run.