Colorado B.S. Thread

I don't think that was him he just posted it.. I hope. I wouldn't post that if it was me haha

 

God I hope not, but even if he was there watching it, I just couldn't see a military man (Well Air Force probably a hard yes ) of that rank not stopping the stupidity.

 

Is there a 3rd gen thread on this? I looked and didn't see anything. So much stupid in that section of the site

 

He had that truck for sale on here too

 

No comment.

 

Of course the shock is going to grenade when the axle isnt attached to the truck by anything other than the shock shafts and maybe the driveshaft. Come on man............

 

Who wants to buy a set of freshly rebuilt icons off of me... I can't be associated with these idiots!

 

Found a thread about it...
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/rear-end-feels-weird.543261/

 

It's not the icons themselves. It's the people who own icons is the problem. Except for the select few like myself, @Gramps and a few others. But for the most part the people who own icons are idiots. Case in point the owner of the vehicle in question.

 

If you seriously want to dump them..........

 

You don't want to be one of those idiots

 

A long lost art...

 

Found, made, whatever.

 

Same thing in the end.

 

So what's the lesson here? Buy proper grade u-bolts? Rear block lifts are not good off-road? Add u-bolts to your 'spare parts you bring off-road' box?

Say this were to happen to you off-road, what would be the right thing to do here? Just trying to learn so I'm not that guy =P

 

1) Check your ubolt torque several times after installing new ones. Maybe I should remind @EAF4Runner of the time he almost lost his ubolts and did the same thing.
2) If you loose/break your ubolts - don't do what they did.

 

I still think about that all the time! My u-bolts were super loose that day! Glad we caught it before the trail.

 

Dam, isn't it kind of early to already have the Darwin award winner locked up?