Alabama thread!

Maybe. If you’ve verified it then that’s good. I wouldn’t risk it.

 

Cause we like to live on the wild side

 

Sounds like bama thread.

 

You just added another item to his list. Guess he will have to bring all the libations to my house when we pull them off. Might be we can pull mine, install new ALCANs and then do Marks. Either that or he can buy us a beer at Straight to Ale! We will invite Brian to supervise but he might be out of town.

 

I'll change them when I decide to do a brake flush, but i'm not changing them just to change them.

 

I like what this man has to say

 

Ill change them when i go 12"

 

i'll do a flush before i go 12" i'm sure, so it will work out.

 

my firestone wasn't bad, i told them what numbers to shoot for and they got as close as they could.

 

$600

 

Best shop ive found is in vance

 

Kings are 750 lol. Ill have my own welder before then i hope lol

 

If you drink Vodka for sure

 

I bought some wheelers front lines but think I’m gonna order some from headstrong and do front and rears all at once.

 

don't be buying a 30k trailer.

 

@Jerneyman and I did front coilovers, replaced spindles, rear AAL & shocks, extended brakelines in the front all in about 4 - 5 hours. The back extended brake lines do take a bit longer. Get some brake fluid and flush the system while you have all the brake lines replaced. I guess 7 hrs with a lunch brake, oh and air tools.

 

Naw, just messing with my wife. When the kids get older im gunna get a tear drop, just not one that expensive lol.

 

Morning Bama!

 

I hope you guys are seeing some sunshine this morning. I was happy to see it for sure!!! Daggum Septic system can't take anymore rain

Snapped this on the way in


From AlabamaWX
STILL MILD: We are forecasting a high around 70 degrees this afternoon; the average high at Birmingham on January 15 is 54. The radar is quiet this morning, but a few showers and storms will likely form over the northern half of the state this afternoon. The rain won’t be as widespread as yesterday, but a few heavier storms are possible… SPC has about the northern quarter of the state in a low end, “marginal risk” (level 1/5) of severe storms. Stronger storms could produce small hail and gusty winds, but the overall threat remains low.



TOMORROW/FRIDAY: Cooler, drier air moves into the state tomorrow; the sky becomes partly sunny with a high between 57 and 60 degree. Any showers will be confined to areas near the Gulf Coast. And, on Friday, the day also looks generally dry with a high in the upper 50s. Clouds will increase Friday during the day.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: A cold front will bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms Saturday, but this time we are not expected any severe weather with very limited instability and weaker dynamics. After a high in the low 60s Saturday, colder air blows into the state Sunday. The sky becomes mostly sunny Sunday, but the high will be in the upper 40s with a brisk north wind. We go well below freezing late Sunday night, and by daybreak Monday look for a low between 20 and 23 degrees.

MUCH COLDER NEXT WEEK: Monday and Tuesday will be sunny and very cold; highs will be in the 36-42 degree range for the northern half of the state. The low early Tuesday and Wednesday morning will be in the 17-23 degree range… this is the coldest air we have seen since mid-November, when we dealt with record cold across the Deep South. We warm up slowly late in the week, and global models suggest some risk of light rain by Friday (January 24).



BRUTAL COLD UP NORTH: Williston, North Dakota has dropped to -20F just before daybreak this morning, with wind chill index of -42F. This is part of a seriously cold airmass that covers much of Canada; some of this will break away and down into the eastern and southern U.S. in 4-6 days.