New England B.S. Thread

What did you do? You try uhaul, just say you're hauling a miata or something small.

 

Nothing yet . I didn't think uhaul had trailers. Ill look into .

 

They have car trailers and tow dollies depending on what you are looking to do.

 

$55 for uhaul that's not to bad . Thanks Eric .

 

My dad won't let me use the fucking oven to put my fogs back together. "It releases toxins in the plastic".... Well whoopie. I now have no fog lights in my bumper. What the fuck

 

LMAOATU

 

I don't care. I'm still street legal. I hope you step on a Lego barefooted.

 

Got the go ahead to put them back together tomorrow.

 

Move out lol.

 

Yea college for 8 years and a money pit of a truck. Not gonna afford that for a while

 

8 yrs fvck that

 

Barefoot Lego..OW!

Stay home if you can, my friend..got to think your living expenses are cheaper there..

 

I got my retros installed and aimed last night

One is slightly rotated so I'll need to take it out and shave the alignment tab to get it right but it's close enough to where I can drive with it without it being an issue for other drivers (I just aimed it a lot lower). I've never thought the Tacoma headlights to be poor, even with stock bulbs. I've had Philips Xtreme power bulbs with were good and PIAA Xtreme white bulbs which I thought were even better but this is my first go with projectors. All I can say is wholly fukin sheit they're bright as hell! It's hands down the best lighting upgrade I've done to date. I'll get pics up of them installed this weekend when I can take them in the light.

 

Phd's aren't earned overnight lol

 

That's what I plan on doing . Free food, free roof, free tv... God I love it here hahaha

 

Just no oven access

 

Hey Billy
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/gr...-bi-xenon-retrofit-group-buy.html#post5880061

 

Nice! Any pics?

 

What they don't know won't hurt them. I'll just wait for when they aren't here

 

Have you researched the toxins that might be released? If you know what chemicals are released, you should be able to Google for Material Data Safety Sheets (MSDS) to evaluate specific risk levels. This info might also help determine if deposits could be safely burned off. Hopefully, this would support running a "Self Clean" oven cycle to burn off any toxic film that might have been deposited in the oven.

Also you could put exhaust fans in nearby windows both while cooking the lights and subsequently running an extended self clean cycle after removing the lights.

PS MSDS information data are usually based on bulk supplies of pure undiluted chemicals and the associated hazard information can be pretty scary.