GA Tacoma Owners BS Thread

I was gonna suggest that if you changed bulbs then there ya go. Happens frequently when you try and upgrade or downgrade from OEM.
Aka, just putting an LED blinker bulb into a socket that comes stock with a different type, with no regulator attached will result hyper blinking.

I put LED blinker bulbs in my ‘10 Tundra and it blinks like crazy. Which I actually prefer, cause people don’t pay attention to shit unless you flash the F out of them.

 

I think LEDs are natorious for hyperflash when used in pre-incandescent applications. Diode Dymamics, and likely others, sell resistors to counter the hyper.

https://www.diodedynamics.com/led-resistor-kit-pair.html

 

I will put it on my calendar and try. I'm pretty sure we are traveling as a family the weekend before, so we'll see.

 

$50 and as good as new!

Time for some fresh paint.

 

They didn't replace the dented tube?????

 

Bumper back from powder

 

No need to, she balanced out. If they had failed to balance it the tube would have been replaced at additional cost.

Just a matter of time until it gets hit again anyhow..

 

I'd be less worried about it balancing out and more about it being structurally compromised. The ability of that shaft to transmit torque without failing has to be significantly lessened compared with an undamaged shaft.

 

I have full confidence in it as is! I will also admit that I’ve been driving with that dent and the shaft unbalanced since the damage occurred in September. Have been too busy to pull it during the week and have the truck out of commission. Logged about 8,000miles with constant vibrations, it made it through Windrock and countless other trails like that Still stock gears and running 35s.

It’s gonna feel like a whole new vehicle!

 

Yea buddy! She’s ready for more rock gardens!

 

From your experience, what do you think is the most comfortable single stack or revolver side arm to carry?

 

If 380 is big enough for your use case for me it's my bersa thunder cc. I also prefer it's safety set up when I'm tucking it that close to myself if you know what I mean. Also makes me less paranoid if I'm with the kids. My xds 45 is my go to if I need a bigger caliber to cc but no safety...good or bad depending on situation and your preference

https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/gun-review-bersa-thunder-380-concealed-carry/

 

This to just carry or conceal carry also? I assume since single stack, conceal. And you got some pretty big hands so I'd think alot of single stacks might feel too small in your hand. The glock 48 or 43x is probably a good choice for a single stack based on the size and length of the grip for you

 

thats personal preference.

 

Any of them that goes bang when you squeeze the trigger Its all personal preference; whats comfortable for some isn't comfortable for others. Like appendix carry. If you're a skinny guy, its awesome. If you've got a gut, it just digs in.

 

P238 is golden, in just about every way

 

This right here. I prefer the p938, but thats to keep everything 9mm for me.

I had a M&P Shield that would stove pipe all the time so I sold it. Not a fan.

 

If you need some p938 holsters hit me up. I got tons to pick from I'd let go cheap.

 

I've never had a stove pipe in a shield. 9 or 40.