GraveYard Shift BS

damn, ya those guys prob need the boost. ive known some people to go thru there. EMs and ETs both. ill stick with my normal ET stuff and leave that shit to the brainyacks

 

haha yea this place never stops.

 

It's not bad. I've been doing it for 5.5 years. I still serve in the military too. Air national guard

Everything going I'm sure af still from the fight but we won and that's what matters

 

sleep tech, eeg

 

is it nap time yet??? hate this watch. i dont even wake up this early for work when im home and have to drive half an hour...

 

made me go back and read some the pages i missed. Saw the word fight and was intrigued. glad you won the fight.

 

I'll play.

 

That’s all that matters

 

Just finished up breakfast. Love getting paid to cook a big breakfast.

 

guys/gals

 

Ello, Lovey.

 

Sup Kirk

Do you by chance know the WMS and spring perch width for a 2nd gen Tacoma?

 

Sorry, I don't.

Besides, I think you need to know the offset of the wheels you are putting on the trailer 1st. From there you can get a proper axle width.

Trailer wheels have zero offset. Toyota wheels can be all over the place.

 

I'm using the same T4R wheels. I'll need the same size axle that's under my Tacoma

 

sounds like you should get a measurement thingy and check your truck. i think they come in different styles. like sticks, or even tape thingies that can retract and spool up in a small amount of space. or string. theres also lazers now adays i think that can help you.

 

Fuck you Shorsey

Sup James
How's the knee? Matt taking care of you?

To get what I need, I'd have to take the wheels off and jack the truck up. I was hoping someone already had that info. I know with Wranglers, it's easily found.

 

I have had no luck ordering a correct width axle. More often than not I would get the wrong size delivered.

I now just order an extra wide axle with the spring perches not welded to the tube.

I would just make the axle the width I needed by cutting out a piece of the tube and butt welding the tube back together.

You could do the same. After you get I to the size you need, take it down to the muffler shop and have them weld it together. I've found muffler shops are the cheapest welders for non technical welds.

 

I'm trying to make it so I don't have to go around and do all that. I'd rather pay $100 extra for a custom width axle.

 

4/4 I’m ready to be off

 

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