30 and younger thread

I walk to work as well.. it would be a 2 minute drive so its not worth it.

What's everyone up to today?

 

work but today is payday! and i get to leave at 230 so it cant come soon enough

 

thats not cold but im considering it now since getting my son ready and the car ready is a big PITA but idk if i wanna put that money towards other mods or not yet. i dont live at an apartment complex and im not a lazy fuck so running downstairs real quick to start the truck hasnt been that big of a deal

you should i'd sacrifice that gas to ensure the transmission fluid and oil is somewhat warm before i take off. if you dont pay now you will pay later

take me almost an hour and its oly 17 miles so yea walking not an option lol work got paid so gotta order parts for me rear axle/e-locker swap and put part of the money towards some used tires

this except i get off at 5:30 but gotta wait for the lady to pick me up so i'll sit here and stay clockedin until 6:30 then gotta go pick up the kiddo and go to her brothers hockey tourney

 

Going with 35s?

 

i wish but i has no use for 35's im getting 255's (not by choice) Discovery ST's from a local member a set of 4 used and 1 new for 650

 

Remote start for the win? 5 speed for the win...

 

im a firm believer as long as you arent pedal to the metal and driving easily till it starts to warm that there is no issue.

and realistically to get the oil to warm up it would take longer than my drive to work. manual trans wont warm up just sitting there either

 

Can still have it.

 

255s aren't bad. I'd consider them if I didn't have a 9" wide rim

 

Nice! Plus those short drives seem to hurt mpg's.

 

well then i guess it also depends on how far your drive and how cold it is

 

i dont like the skinny look lol im a firm believer in more contact more traction plus i prefer the wider stance of fatter tires. just not too big like that crazy hawaiins

 

email server just went down, guess no work now!

 

i could care less of work today because im tired and the printer is messing up so

 

That's usually when I head over here

My heat is usually just getting warm when I get into our parking lot so it'd have to sit and idle longer than I'd actually be driving to get warm

 

More contact = more traction every time... Skinnier tires are better on ice and if you need to sink through mud. Wider tires float better. If you have a tall skinny with a good shoulder you can air down and generate a lot more contact surface.

 

I like tall wide tires also but pizza cutters have their advantages

 

Explain?

 

Just have to park in neutral and set the brake. I always leave a manual in gear with no brake when I park so it would be annoying to me.

 

understood but the only time im going to use it on ice/snow is this upcoming feb when i go to VA unless somehow it snows here in north texas. other than that its mud mud mud beer mud

they no look cool for ladies brah. jk i just prefer wider