Calling all Virginians (Tidewater area)

Trucks too pretty to chop.

 

Sounds like fun in here!

 

So here's the rest of the sleeping deck.






Wife came out while I was testing it out... (Laughing)"What are you doing?"
"Just some product testing"

Lol!

 

I don't blame her.... That's a lot of chop chop.

 

Damn fine job, Brent.

 

Can't complain about what she says. She's letting me get lockers and a new SOS front bumper.

 

Slotted/drilled don't necessarily make you stop quicker but will decrease your brake fade if you are stopping hard a lot. If you are always on your brakes or towing/hauling a lot they might give an advantage.

For you I dont think they are a necessity, however, I would still recommend slotted if you can afford it (not drilled, they have been known to crack if you buy cheap). Better to have and not need than need and not have.

 

Traction control ruins a perfectly good wet road

 

Anyone on here use an auto transport carrier and would recommend them?

 

And now what happens. Brake fluid is good, no blown fuses. Fmlabs light and e brake light always on.

 

No good ^^^ check the sensors and ensure they are connected...

 

They are, and stopped by autozone to use their scanner. But it only reads engine light faults. Poop. No antilock brakes right now, I feel like I'm driving my old 81 pickup.

 

Would a scan gauge show the code?

 

Not at autozone. Only engine light

 

Some Oreillys have a engine scanner that does abs as well

 

You can jump a pair of pins in the obd sensor and get the light to blink an error code.

 

I'll give them a call and ask today.

Sandman, I'll have to check that out. Thanks

 

To where? I use the auto train from here to Florida

 

Started the truck today and the abs lights were on then a mile down the road went off and didn't come back. Maybe water got into something yesterday.