MARYLAND TACOMAS

Sliders came back from powder, welded them to the pig.

 

When can I drop my runner off for a set?

 

Whenever you want. You want powder coat? You want powder coat.

 

Yeah I want powder coat. Yeah I want powder coat.

 

So what you're saying is you want powder coat?

 

Cheetos powder coat.

 

Hop on the website and place your order. I'll get to work.

 

8 weeks out right now. Have almost 30 sets if sliders on order, 24 sets of skid plates and 10 bumpers.

 

Lol yeah to my knowledge I think there's two different types of powder coat, there is powder coat and then there's powder coat. Don't confuse, or I will get confused Dave

 

Just a light dusting. The plus side is touch ups are super easy and surprisingly delicious.

 

It's on like Donky Kong boys. Called ATO Motorsports and ordered the Nitto Ridge Grapplers and scheduled the install on the Brushed Copper Ray 10s for July 22! Pics will immediately follow that night!

 

Did you hear an audible pop? Keep it elevated as much as possible. I took 800 - 1000 mg ibuprofen until I could get the real deal when I did mine.

Good luck with that. I know that pain all too well.

 

Oh yeah

 

There's a big empty hole in yer dash.

 

Yea, if you heard a pop then sure enough it tore. That sucks big time. It will definitely make for a tough remainder of the summer. Good luck with all that.
Rob

 

Guys please take the 1 minute to assist in the protest of the proposed closing of many trails in Wharton state forest!!!!

1.Copy the text below
2.Click here,http://www.nj.gov/pinelands/home/contact/general_information.shtml to go to the Pinelands Commission comment page
3.Fill out the form, paste the text and modify as you see fit.
4.Click Submit
5.That’s it!

Below is some text that you can use to paste into the comment box and modify if wish. We believe this text reflects the position of a reasonable user of the forest.

I am concerned about the proposed Resolution that is being considered at the upcoming Pinelands Commission meeting on 7/14. While the maps that are being proposed are the USGS Topographical Maps and are widely recognized as the most comprehensive baseline of roads that exist, nonetheless, I see several unresolved concerns regarding this resolution. They are as follows:

In a previous meeting, the Commission discussed consulting the forest stakeholders before proposing the resolution. This stakeholder group includes various outdoor enthusiast groups, environmental groups, and the Pinelands Municipal Council. To our knowledge these groups have not been consulted.

It is not clear how this Resolution would affect events covered by Special Use Permits. Even some of the forest’s seemingly most insignificant roads are actually essential for the safety and successful running of these legal and approved events. Support crews, emergency vehicles and spectators count on these roads in ways it would be difficult for those unfamiliar with the events to contemplate.

It is not clear that this Resolution will have the desired effect. The DEP is solely responsible for enforcing any and all restrictions to motor vehicle access. Since the failure of the 2015 M.A.P. program, the DEP has taken on a more successful approach of enforcement, education and targeted protection projects. It is not clear that this Resolution will improve these efforts and, in fact, may undermine the progress made by the DEP in gaining the support of the stakeholder groups who, for the most part, currently support the DEP’s protection efforts. Further, the DEP has stated they do not need this map to be able to enforce motor vehicle related violations in the forest.

Most importantly, the resolution does not indicate how future changes to the map will be evaluated and adjudicated. The Pinelands Commission clearly does not have the resources to properly assess any kind of significant volume of proposed changes that may come in the future. It is not clear how the stakeholders would be engaged in this process. Further, some groups will undoubtedly view this as an opening to assail current, legal, responsible access, setting up the potential for a continued and protracted battle for access, which will further consume resources that the Pinelands Commission does not have.

I believe that the Pinelands Commission should table this Resolution and consult with the DEP to see what, if anything, the Pinelands Commission can do to help the DEP better protect the forest.

 

Cool! Done!
Rob

 

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