Oahu Members Thread

Yeah, grainger is good too, and they are local.
Mcmaster seems to have more specialty fasteners and raw materials tho.

 

ya, those vids are from my dash cam, i'll probably change the setting back to 1min intervals for ease of uploading until I can find a cheap(free) editor

Just a quick 10min of looking around, I added a cart of over $250

but it's more for reference on what to look for hehe

I've never been to Grainger but my workcenter has spent quite a bit there in the past, loving the McMaster online catelog, surprised to find they have the socket caps with safety wire holes!

 

what kind of computer/operating system are you using?

 

its big and fast, win7-pro-64bit

 

let me check if i have any software for that.

 

You can't use the windows video editor?
I'm surprised you guys don't order from McMaster regularly. They have all mil spec hardware.

 

cool thanks

windows had a video editor? never looked actually...never got into doing video anything until now...guess i'm still a noob

I've never heard of it prior to you mentioning it. I'll keep a note when it's time to buy more shop stuff...I feel like a headless chicken at work sometimes with all of the different stuff I have to keep track of, haven't had to bring work home yet though

 

if you go to scotty's in aiea, you might as well get a quote from DH customs because they run about the same for installation labor.....i quoted both for my lift but im debating on doing it with friends, decision is still up in the air just cuz my rims and tires are on back order at 4wp....

 

If you have windows, it should already be installed. I think it's called moviemaker?

 

Howzit! How strict are the recon inspectors about the rear mud flaps covering the width of the tire tread? Going in next week for my appointment.

Here's how mine looks..

 

I just went with homemade flaps that were not covering the whole tire, but they didn't even mention it or even look at it.

 

i want to do it myself, but i dont have my tools or a place to do it since i moved to town

 

Okay shoots! I probably wouldn't pass if I just left mine like it is and take it in huh?

Gotta go find me some of that rubber material like you get.

 

I think as long as you have em, it's good.

I passed my recon yesterday..had some comments on the placement of my front plate but he let it go. might have to mount it so its facing more forward.

 

My inspector said the license plate is ok where it is mounted on the front plate bumper. Which guy did you have?

 

Braddah you can do the lift on your own, I did mine by myself. Super easy to do over a weekend and using this forum there are all the threads with pictures on how to do it. Hardest thing is removing your UCA bolts, and you'll save bank.

 

Your sig picture is on Facebook thru pelfreybilt page.

 

Yeah, they are also using it for their Instagram avatar pic

 

Lucky mine just made it to his website.

 

An older guy, kinda tall and lanky, super nice.