Cincinnati Area Thread (Tri-State, Ohio/Kentucky/Indiana)

I prefer the German torque method to cheap/uncalibrated torque wrenches.

 

Just have to be careful you don't spill over into the Russian spec. (Brokenov)

 

I was pretty nervous when I was installing the fancy aluminum bolt I bought in my aluminum triple clamp. Moth fart torque fo sho.

 

I want a sticker

 

I got a HF one

 

Might have to bring a sleeping bag and knock out all my mods in one weekend.

 

Ima show up with a wrecked 4runner towing a dead Tacoma. Might be there a while.

 

I have a pic somewhere where he is talking to someone and literally holding two waters, bottles colored blue.

 

Not as surprising now that i think about it. It was lunch and I was drinking beer in a parking lot lol

 

I have one old Crapsman beam type torque wrench. One Horrible Freight and a pair of SnapOn click sticks. Luckily, where my wife works, they have a fully staffed "calibration department" where they go periodically for a check up. (Not that I'm that precise) Also send my mic's and calipers in for check ups.

So....More often than not, just the snug/grunt/stomp method....

 

Looking into squadron racers. Anyone have any experience?

 

I have the Sports.....Nothing but good things to say about them.

 

Are you using them for fogs? Amber or white?

 

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Iifetime warrenty. One of the venders on here has a pretty solid discount

 

White fogs.

 

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Have trouble seeing in the rain at night. From what I have read the Amber are great for that.

 

Had BD flush mounts on rear bumper until rat bastards stole em. Replaced with feebay cheap-o's. They'r already fogged.

 

I drive with my eyes closed at night.....so.....

 

I'll be using Amber Squadron R-Sports (the R just makes them round) as my fogs in the new bumper. Only torn between getting wide cornering or driving combo. May get the combo since they will end up sitting back in the bumper a little bit which should help with throwing too high.

I did alot of research on the brand and I'm sold on the quality and support. They also have an active presence on here.

 

Mine are the wide cornering. Excellent on trails.....like em on the road

Amber is a stripper name Btw