Alabama thread!

Yes, you could wire it to an ignition switch but I didn’t because I wanted it operation when the truck is off so I could turn on camping lights and bed lights.

 

God that FJ case swap is the tits

 

sounds good buddy

 

Sup Pat

 

Already for the day to be over with lol. Didn't sleep well last night

 

For oyur sake, I hope it goes by quickly. For mine....not so much......I hope to sleep it away

 

I'm here till 4, might be able to sneak a lunch nap in later

 

Last day before 4 day weekend! I to hope it goes by fast. The last several days have been longggg!!!

 

Hopefully

Sup Bart

 

Not enough sleep and not enough coffee.
but, my Weathertechs are supposed to be coming in today.

 

From AlabamaWX

ANOTHER WARM DAY: We are projecting a high in the mid 80s for much of Alabama today; the average high for Birmingham on October 8 is 78. The sky will be partly sunny; any showers will be confined to the far southern counties of the state. Clouds will gradually increase statewide tonight.

Tomorrow will be cloudy day with showers possible, especially during the afternoon hours. Showers become more widespread tomorrow night as Hurricane Delta moves into the western Louisiana coast. The high tomorrow will be in the 75-80 degree range.

SATURDAY: Saturday will be breezy and wet with rain much of the day as Delta moves northward through the Mississippi Delta region. Rain amounts will be heavier across the northwest corner of the state; Muscle Shoals could see 2-3 inches. Totals will be around one inch for places like Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, Gadsden, and Mobile, and under one inch over East and Southeast Alabama.



SPC has defined a “marginal risk” (level 1/5) of severe thunderstorms for much of North and Central Alabama Saturday; a few brief, isolated tornadoes are possible.



Keep in mind tornadoes associated with tropical systems are usually brief and hard to detect since they are low topped and often literally under the radar. But be weather aware Saturday and have a way of hearing warnings if they are needed.

Rain will end from southwest to northeast during the day Sunday; highs over the weekend will be in the upper 70s for most communities.

NEXT WEEK: The week looks rain-free. Monday will be warm and dry; then a cold front passes through on Tuesday, followed by cooler air over the latter half of the week. See the Weather Xtreme video for maps, graphics, and more details.



DELTA: Delta is growing stronger again; sustained winds are 100 mph early this morning. The hurricane is about 450 miles south/southeast of Cameron, Louisiana, and is moving northwest at 15 mph. It could reach hurricane three strength again tonight or tomorrow; the latest NHC forecast shows landfall along the western Louisiana coast as a category two tomorrow afternoon.





The storm surge watch for the Alabama Gulf Coast was discontinued last night. Surge along the Alabama coast and Mobile Bay is now expected to be 1-3 feet.

Most of the significant wind and storm surge issues will be well to the west of the Alabama coast across Louisiana. Winds over Mobile and Baldwin counties will be 15-25 mph tomorrow night, with possible gusts to 30 mph. Winds along the Northwest Florida beaches will be 10-20 mph.

A few brief isolated waterspouts are possible tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night near the Alabama and Northwest Florida coasts. And, dangerous rip currents are likely through Saturday; expect double red flags. The surf will begin to calm Sunday.

The weekend looks nice from Gulf Shores over to Panama City; the sky becomes partly sunny Saturday, followed by a sunny sky Sunday. Most of next week will be dry along the coast and pleasant.

FOOTBALL WEATHER: Many of the high school games have been moved to tonight; the weather will be dry over the northern half of the state with temperatures falling through the 70s. Showers are likely tomorrow night with temperatures in the 70s.

Saturday, Auburn hosts Arkansas (3:00p CT kickoff) at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Periods of rain are likely during the game, with a south wind of 10-20 mph. Temperatures will be in the mid to upper 70s.

Alabama will take on Ole Miss on the road at Oxford (5:00p CT kickoff). It will be windy and wet due to the remnant circulation of Delta; rain is likely, especially during the first half. Winds will be in the 15-25 mph range, with possible gusts to 30 mph during the first quarter.

Jacksonville State will host Mercer (2p CT kickoff); occasional rain is likely with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s.

 

Morning y’all!

 

Hey Johnny. How’s your day looking?

 

What’s up Dave, it’s looking good so far. How about you?

 

@pdaddy do you want a spare driveshaft?

I picked up both of those driveshafts i mentioned a bit ago last weekend. Luckily i picked both of them up as only one of them will fit my truck. The other is for a 05-15 Double Cab V6 2wd Tacoma configuration.

If you're interested in it, I can sell it to you for $40 as is, or rebuild it (new Dana(Spicer) u-joints and carrier bearing) and sell it to you for $200.

If you or anyone else with a pre-runner is interested, let me know

 

Id be interested if i had money at the moment lol. I have to buy prerunner shafts and cut them to length lol. So they will line up with my factory mounting location for the CB.

 

Damn, my starter is going out. It's been 2 weeks since Coppinger and I guess the contacts are just now getting corroded to where it's clicking before starting. It started clicking this morning when I got in to go to work. Well, I've got one on order and should be here next week. I just hope it doesn't leave me stranded until I can replace it.

 

I’m actually about to head to Huntsville. I can bring it with me if you want it and you can pay me whenever. I’ll be at @TacoAlaMode at some point tonight