AZ BS Thread 4.2⁰

I'd be up for it any other weekend.....headed to NY tomorrow AM for 2 weeks.

 

What time?

 

Never considered saving money, just adding power when I felt like adding different fuel.

Thanks for the tip on no E85. E54 would still be nice but I'll probably go with Ktuner.

 

@Nitori OEM horns are a cute 2.5" in diameter.
I went with THIS KIT since they include a plug & play harness.

OEM horns:

 

It's easy to find but a bumpy ass ride for 10'ish miles.

 

It's a long bumpy ass ride. Sounds like fun though. Just screenshot the route before you leave.

 

I wouldn’t mind a future run, this weekend is booked for me though.

 

Pretty simple and fast cruising(coming from cave creek side) until the last few miles to sheep's bridge then it's slower and rocky. Don't need 4wd. Watch out for cows. They seem to pop out of nowhere

 

Saw a couple dudes cruising to go crawl some high school girl hang outs and impress them with their lumens

 

My trans is smooth and the seat is comphy.
Try mine on our next 'date'

 

Per the manual, the transmission is supposed to take 1200 miles to learn driving habits. So if that truck had 1200 miles of morons driving it like a rental then it's gonna be all over the place most likely.

Best way to avoid it is to just get the 2.7 () or the 6MT V6.

 

I feel like bigger tires help honestly. For whatever reason mine just seems to be smoother ever since the 33s

 

Need to get out and ride more. First time in almost 6 months. Wanting to check out the fire behind the cinders was the perfect excuse to dust the old girl off. Still running like a champ at 13yrs old.

 

Looks awesome. Wish I lived in flag sometimes. Haven’t ridden lately at all

 

Flag has some killer trails.

 

Nice debating heading up that way next weekend to camp near Ashurst lake and the AZT

 

Not sure if you made the trip but it’s very easy to navigate. Doable in a stock truck but nice to have beefier tires with thicker sidewalls. The road leaving cave creek is mostly just a rough dirt road. No crawling or anything like that, but relatively slow travel, especially past seven springs camping area. Make sure you have a ways of communication out there, especially at sheep’s bridge. Little to no reliable cell signal whatsoever. Fun day trip but go prepared!

 

ive been buying blue label with a DAVPRM for ages. If you ever have a hard time doing it, have the dealer contact Israel Martins at Glock.