AZ BS Thread 4.2⁰

Makes absolutely no sense. You drive a truck. No need to to have a 2 piece let alone exotic rotors. Unless you planning on road coursing, it's absolutely retarded.

 

That honor would have to go to the mall ninja. But no I am just that batshit.

The exotic rotors thing was a joke, I don't have that sort of money to throw at rotors.
2 Piece rotors, though, are pretty much better in every aspect except for cost. They stay cooler, plus the aluminum does not transfer heat as readily into your wheel bearings, they're much lighter which translates into better handling (yes, even a truck can benefit from less inertia on its axles, it allows the springs and shocks to stay in contact with the road better), pretty much the only reason most cars do not use them is it's far more cost effective to throw a big ass hunk of cast iron on there.
I'd much rather have some plain jane 2-piecers than any sort of drilled/slotted rotor.

 

Ain’t nothing silly about helping a friend.

 

Made it to Bonneville. Whiskey is being consumed and the bullshit is flying. Tomorrow is tech. I’ll be sure to post some pics

 

Youre a good dude man. Im sure its nice breath of fresh air for them.

 

I like the cocoa beach area. Not much to do besides relax. Clearwater is out by Tampa as well.

I’m also a huge fan of the Tahoe area. Might be in Truckee during your timeframe if you want to grab some food there, or the worlds best all you can eat sushi in SLT.

Also, all of the PNW is great.

good times there, my buddy lives in Satellite Beach, living that laid back life and fishing every day.

Going to keep that info filed away, will hit you up eventually!

 

That is an excellent thing you are doing for your friend. It's not silly at all. My friend went through something similar and I did the same with her. I didn't have a drink for 2 years, and we are both better for it. Keep it up, pal.

 

Uuugghhh......one of those morning commutes where even though you’re in the fast lane the person in front of you is maintaining like 13 car lengths between them and the car ahead......

 

Happy Friday everyone!

 

Back at you!

 

I am ready to start drinking.

Just finished running new sprinkler line under my driveway, luckily the conduit was clean and it was easy. About to head off to do the home inspection, hopefully the guy does a good job and there isn't anything major to find.

This weekend is de cluttering our house, something I have been trying to get my wife to do for the last year. Going to try and get pictures done next week and get it listed ASAP.

To the guy that said he did pics for home sales, our gal already has someone, sorry.

 

I’m actually considering using the GX calipers and dust shields as part of the upgrade. It’s certainly cost effective and would not alter brake bias. On the other hand 6 pistons would free up a lot of weight and work with a wide array of rotor sizes, but I would have to fabricate brackets for the spindle. And get into the whole piston area equation.

 

how do you replace the line under the driveway? is the drip line run through a conduit usually? I think i have a leak in mine and i need to put this on my list.

 

How did everyone make out last night during the storm?

Here in Gilbert - we had sideways rain, enough to make its way into the attic and leak into the house.

No trees down, just tons of water.

 

Anybody know if four peaks and sycamore are back open for shooting?

 

This wasn't for me was it? Sorry, I have been so busy to keep up. I haven't been able to pull the trigger on anything.

 

Sideways rain and serious wind cause all my windows that faced the storm to leak.
If anyone knows can I just caulk around the windows and be good to go? My house has stucco and the window frames go right up against the stucco.

 

gotcha, I guess that makes perfect sense lol. I haven't actually looked at mine, but i was worried it was just the drip line that was run and that I might have to tunnel under my whole driveway.

 

Should be able to, just make sure you use a DOW product. That will be the best. DOW 795 should work well but check their website and see what they have that they recommend. You can call and ask a rep what they recommend that will bond with stucco.