Colorado B.S. Thread

Normal 1500 diesel. I watched a view youtube videos of guys do similar swaps on 2500's and looked at that rebel forum, doesn't "seem" that bad. Seems a few places sell a dongle that makes the air suspension code go away.

 

I sold mine 2.5 years ago, so I’m sure they’ve come up with other things since then to make it easier. From my research back then it seemed pretty straightforward. I will say that I asked an unnamed 4X4 shop up here about it and they looked at me like I was crazy. Didn’t seem too stoked to look into it. After seeing other guys do it, seemed like it could be done in a driveway like any other suspension swap.

 

Moved on up in the world. I got a garage for my mobile home.

 

RIP your transmission

 

Nah, I watched the temps. It doesn't seem to lock up in 4th, but when I put it in D, it locks up and trans pan and TC temps sat at 160 while going 65 on flats.

 

But @Wulf - if you want a new job, just start hauling trailers back from Texas and sell for profit.

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/tro/d/montara-trailers-2021-models-ft-texas/7257699422.html

 

Yep a buddy and I have discussed it several times.


If I buy a new gooseneck I'll probably bring one back to flip. Gonna have to find someone with a big forklift for that favor

 

Do it.

 

Been on the computer since 5 working on bids...

 

How's the back?

 

Its good, thanks for asking, stopped taking the drugs on Wednesday, they helped with the tinges of pain but really fucked up my sleeping, not a fan. Still going to give it another week or so before I start doing any exercises that involve using that muscle, for now its arms and legs lol

 

I realized how important getting up and walking is when your back is not cooperating. Muscles in legs tighten up and pull on the back muscles causing more pain. Walking helps things stay a bit looser. The cold weather was a reminder for me to be diligent as well after having had two surgeries.... I don't want to do that a third time...

 

Yeah I didnt stop working, I knew if I took any time off and just sat there all day it wouldnt help me one bit, I just took it down a couple notches at work this week

 

Starting to wonder why vehicles with PCV and CCV systems don’t just come with catch cans

 

Because 95% of owners wouldn't do the maintenance.

 

The maintenance of draining it with every oil change?

 

You have to CHANGE the oil?!?