Houston area (along with DB's not from Houston) BS thread

Was actually reading about that a few weeks ba
Ago

 

Sick day! Go wheeling! !

 

I know little to nothing about this so forgive my ignorance, by why are there twin levers?

 

If some is good, more is better.

 

Kase means this

 

If I'm too sick for work, I'm too sick for wheeling. Don't get sick very often, but when I do I'm the biggest baby/pussy you've ever met.

 

Works for me.

So using the above philosophy, why not use two fists? That's ten fingers. Well, eight fingers and two thumbs, but let's not get into semantics here.

 

Lol I get sick once a year at most. And its what I call 24 hour sick. Then its over

 

Josh was the one that said it was better to have more! Lol

 

Gotcha. Thanks Kase. Guess I would know this if I had a 4x4.

 

Who's down for some arson - based shenanigans?

 

Same as last time??? Count me in!

 

Can't you do a single stick conversion as well? One lever for 2H/4H/4L? Are Wyatt's where one stick is 2H to 4H then throw the other forward for 2L/4L? I thought his was 1 stick, for all the xfer case positions, and the other would be just to go super slow in a low gear. I Was under the impression of that anyway. Really innovative actually, it would get rid of the actuator crap altogether.

 

How are ya feeling?

 

If you still have that actuator, I'm about to call alvin toyota and tell them they can go fuck themselves with a rusty jackhammer

 

Somewhat better, small fever (99ish), sore throat, congestion and what not but damn 1000 times better than Saturday. Thanks for asking bro..

 

This knocked you on your butt for the past week, huh? Jet is also getting sick... It's the season

 

Yes sir!

 

Didnt read the whole twin stick thing. I just know uts my next option.

Speaking of..... got the truck to go into 4lo. With the break pressed down and going into drive. The truck bucks forward. Same in reverse. Going to see a lot of torque with those 488 gears.

 

I think Red gave it to me through this fancy interweb thingy.