Colorado B.S. Thread

I'm at 23.75" from center of hub to bottom of fender, the ride has been that way from install.. it's fine for the most part but certain bumps or dips at speed gives a loud bang sound almost like it hits a bump stop. i thought the same thing on the preload, i may have deeper issues than the coilover but thought i'd start there.

 

i'd recommend Dry Dock out by me (hampden & chambers), and they don't care where the growler is from.

 

So I went to Yoda Jims today to pick up most of the bolts and nuts. He really helped me out and gave them to me for free saved me the $205 that toyota wanted to charge me. I ended up still buying the 4x4 actuator plug that I was missing from him for 25.00 Sorry @TacoVio I know I said I was going to buy that part from you but I had to buy something from jim for helping me out. So I don't need that plug anymore.

 

The place right down the street from me doesn't even care what vessel you bring at all. You can bring a grocery bag if you wanted to.

 

Got a keg of Dry Dock apricot blond on tap right now!! @odomandr Breweries don't care what growler you bring in to get filled, and if they did you might not want to go to that brewery

HYDROFLASK for the win!!! @CoTacoTRD Im about to fill mine and take it to a party tonight by the way if you were planning on grabbing a growler fill you might want to do it this weekend, next keg on tap is going to be Strange Brewing Cherry Kriek (NEVERMIND, just called and they don't sell kegs to the public, bummer!!!)

 

You are .75" over the max height. The banging you are hearing is most likely the shock topping out on extension. Get those things cranked down quickly. Max is 3"s. Who installed them at this height?

Is there a spacer installed on the top? I just want to rule that out.

 

Tommy Knockers in Idaho Springs is popular with folks I ski with and they also don't care who is on Growler.

 

Some breweries are doing a new thing with 32oz cans. Instead of filling a growler, they fill and can right there with a big ol' 32oz can of goodness. I've seen this done at Blue Spruce Brewing and the new place in Idaho Springs called Westbound and Down Brewing.

 

I've seen a couple breweries doing this with the 32oz cans!!

 

Supposedly, the beer keeps better in the cans. Stays carbonated and less oxidation (going skunky). I will admit however that 32oz of girth in my hands is... well... remember the Burger King commercials about "small hand syndrome"?

 

They're called Crowlers we do Oscars Blues labels I diecut new Crowler labels every week

 

But 32oz is not 64oz. and my Hydroflask works perfectly for 4 days.

 

I got one of the winterial brand for Christmas. Feels and looks just like the hydroflask I saw gramps buy @tommyknocker I was more asking because I heard of places wanting to sell there growler with the fill and wanted to avoid anyone who did that

 

most places give a discount on a growler + fill combo but they usually don't care what you bring in to fill up, i usually try and bring the rare and hard to find growlers to certain breweries. Example, bring my Legend Brewing mini keg growler to New Belgium in Ft collins to start conversation

 

but we all want you to put some sort of mask on so we don't have to look at you

 

Sold, just bought a hydroFlask growler and 32oz for fly fishing. Still would buy a Colorado 4x4 growler if someone can make that happen, not such thing as too much beer right?

 

Anyone seen the trail keg attachment that adds a co2 charge and a tube with valve to dispense from?