Oregon and Washington BS thread

Cool Video Bobert14!


So I got them tighten down, Look like the right amount of thread? On the Driver Side I might tighten down some more. Also The cover needs to be ziptied down, going to deal with it tomorrow.

 

That looks fine. That's all I have.

After you have retorqued draw a line from the top of the bolt down to the bottom of the nut so you always know they are tight just by looking at them.

 

Thanks Mitch!

 

Rule of thumb is 1-3 thread engagement out side of the nut with give you all the safety you need. After 10k just take a peek and see if you've lost any of that thread engagement.

 

AKA with the type of nut you've got on there as long as you have a couple threads above it nothing should loosen up. That nut just holds the metering shaft in place. The boss on your frame supports all the pre load.

 

What's up guys just bought a '13 taco couple weeks ago with 20 miles on her. Mounting a 30in led bar in the lower valance today. Here's a pic

 

Welcome & that's a cleeeaan truck! You're gonna love Tacomas

Edit: Oh and get a build thread going, sounds like you're wasting no time w/ mods

 

^ Thanks and might have to do that

 

New radio station I heard get advertise on 105.9. 102.3..I tuned in yesterday and they play modern alternative I guess Better than 94.7 IMO. During the short time I tuned into it they played Linkin Park, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, No Doubt. Nothing hard core but better than 94.7 I think. Not much commercial, maybe a minute MAX, thanks to the sponsors.

 

Ahh ok, thanks! Filled up yesterday 18.22 gallons with 278 miles. Times the 1.06 and avg 16mpg Not bad I'd say

 

I got 19 on this past tank. Not sure what my 16 came from last week

 

Super clean, great lookin rig!

 

19 is my best case scenario...sounds like you got a good running machine! After gears my speedo was off 16%, so I installed a yellow box calibrator. Works great, speedo and odo dead on.

 

I'm doing mostly freeway from auburn to boeing field 5 days a week. Not a lot of city driving, and I stick with 92octane. Extra weight is my 1/4" front skid and sliders. I have an undercover tonneau as well, but that's pretty light. I'll be going up to 265/75/16 here soon when I figure out which tires I want.

 

I thought you already decided on the Cooper at3.

 

Atp was what I was looking at. Firestone made me a good deal on some of their tires also though. They also have lifetime alignment for free with purchase. Les schwab is trying, but not quite there yet.

Also, GO DUCKS

 

38 - 24.. 8:00 to go..

God dammit.

 

Boooooooo