Tacos in St. Louis area

What time are we starting tomorrow?

 

I said 09:00 but we can start earlier since I think there will be more of us this time as some Mo4wd folks are coming over too.

 

At 3 amps you could probably find a switch capable of handling that still and eliminating the need to locate a relay. Then one fused power line to the switch.

 

I have so many things to do to my truck... I wish I could make it down to you guys and join in on the Mod/wrenching Day. Maybe in a few months...

 

Your saying to run the load straight off the switch? That's bad practice I don't recommend that.

 

If the switch can handle the amperage there's nothing wrong with doing that. But to each their own.

 

@bijick
You want these?

 

I'll try be there early too cause gotta work @3

 

Not yet. Unsure of what I'm doing as usual lol

 

Let me check the BS numbers as I'm thinking of changing the wheels out on the LandCruiser.

 

Lemme know. Case of beer and there yours if you really want them.

 

So it's presidents day, is anyone off ? Would like to go on a trail and test the truck since I've never been? Any good trail recommend ?

 

Has anyone used a local powder coating company for a front or rear bumper? I'm trying to figure out if the $225 for a rear bumper and swing-out is reasonable from CBI or if I can find it cheaper locally.

 

I used a pc company in owensville mo. They did a great job and charged me 300 for front and rear. No swing out though.

 

I use these guys in Aviston, IL.

 

@G.T. When do you want to do your Ham radio install? Are you thinking next mod day?

 

I'd like to wait until I actually get to see the new rear bumper so I can sort out the best antenna mount locations. Still need to order one more antenna for the other band as well.

 

OK, just let me know in advance, gonna have a co-worker who lives not too far from the shop stop by to help us as well, He's very literate in radio and it would be good to have him assist us. Just need to know in advance

 

I really want to design and build my own bumpers and sliders. My problem is I don't have the necessary tools nor the welding skills to complete the project by myself. My wheeling buddy that was helping me just moved to Georgia (he still wants to help but the distance between us is a bit of a deal breaker). StL is still a little far from me but y'all seem like a helpful, cool group and. If anyone is interested in helping out let me know. I'm sure we can find a way to make the project mutually beneficial.

 

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