MARYLAND TACOMAS

You've got an issue with leafs and Pineneedles...

 

I'll probably end up with one of those someday. I hate not having an aftermarket intake....but i don't want to be spending the money any time soon.

And, Nathan...i'd be interested in those Bridgestone blizaks. I hear they work pretty well. Not as well as 4H though! Lololol hope you get what works best for you!

 

You can tell its new it's the only clean part under there lol

How loud is loud?

 

X2 very much so

And lol @ dirty mass air flow senor on new k&n

 

Yea my engine bay is dirty. lol and yea there's pine trees all around my house. Lol

 

I sense bonfire materials to use durring a meet....hehehehehe

 

What makes you think so?

 

Nathan is putting snow tires on a 2wd truck....even a 2wd drive truck with snow tires and weight in the bed isn't as good as a 4wd (in 4H) vehicle with snow tires (or ATs) and weight in the bed.

I don't mean to start an argument....i made a stupid comment. I should be AR aka "Mr. Stupidcommentguy"

 

So I would like some help with installing the fender flares so we could have a bonfire then. Lol

 

2x4 with snow tires are much better on snow/ice than 4x4 without snow tires.
Snow tires = more grip, 4x4 = 2 more wheels turning

 

Yes because i only like pine trees when they are on the other side of a field from me. They are sappy, needled, crappy heat value having trees that look pretty but suck. So break out the saws. Mine needs exercised anyway...though i need to get a chain for it.

 

And this is why i have all terrain or mud tires on everything. If they made mud tires for my push mower....i'd buy them.

Gots to have grip.

 

Still, i have a tendency to comment on things i don't know about....hence my comments leaning toward stupid/useless.

 

Little bit of mud from Shamockin. Might be heading up there again Nov 23rd if anyone else can make it.

 

That looks like fun. I dont think I'd get very far though

 

Don't be sad, you truck serves your needs man.

If you really wanted to go mudding, we could get one of the guys to drag you around through the mud lol

 

Anyone on rt 100 WB near rt29 this morning around 0530 in a black 1st Gen with cap?

 

I had the xice 3's on my 2013 mustang before I got the truck and I liked them. Provided lots of grip. You can still break traction easy but they were great. On dry and wet they were also good too. They were a bit noisy but it was a convertible so I did not care about noise. The thing I thought was interesting is my stock pirelli's got me 27mpg in my daily commute but the xice3's got me 30 (calculated during 3 months of driving on them). Did not expect that it would help that good and still get good traction everywhere else. They did not hold as good as the pirelli's but it was close.

I actually already ordered xice2's for the truck. My truck uses the 265/70/16's so xice3's were not an option. I bought a junk set of TRD Off Road rims off ebay and my neighbor is fixing them up (thats what he does) and painting them gunmetal.

For anyone who has to drive in snow I really do recommend a dedicated set of snow tires. 4 wheel drive gets you going but it can't help you stop or turn. I drove without snow tires for 17 years, last year was my first year and I won't go without now.

 

I have a vagina and it doesn't like to be cold. But I am down for a summer trip.

 

I'd be down to go, but I'm 100% stock so I probably wouldn't make it all that far through heavy mud haha Especially because these tires suck a giant bag of dicks.

That and I have absolutely no idea where that place is hahah