MARYLAND TACOMAS

@68dave when are you going to retire and live up there permanently?

 

Having fun with my truck

 

Anybody else in this forum supercharged?

 

I'll probably work until the day I die. I am looking for work in WV/Cumberland area tho but the pay is nothing comparable to here in Baltimore. I want to buy more land and have a pole barn built up there before I move and take a paycut. After tomorrow I'm on vacation so I'll be up for Thanksgiving & all next week.

 

I noticed a big differnce swapping in the Subbie tweeters

 

Nah, the power to $ ratio isn’t worth it to me on these trucks. I’ve had a 550hp Audi S4 + many other German sports cars. My speed days are in the past. (Until I buy a F80 M3)

 

Mornin MD

 

Morning amigos!

 

Morning lady and gents

 

What kind of door speaker are you running?

 

Only when I make espresso with monster energy drinks...

 

Mornin’ neighbors...shopping WV for a cabin with a few (or more) acres...

 

Not sure if you seen this one that I posted a few days ago.

 

I will agree to an extent, but the power gain is definitely noticeable. I'm running 33s on stock gearing and a bunch of weight. I will admit that it's a bit overkill on my current setup, as I'm always riding my brakes in order to not pass everybody on the trails... lol. So I guess I need to add more weight and bigger tires.

Steel sliders, skids, front and rear bumper from Coastal Offroad going on soon! Then the power gain will get put to great use.

 

Im more interested in an OV tune! Just enough to take the edge off.

 

Maybe we can get a group of us to do it and get a deal. There’s myself my brother and you make three. I was in touch with a local guy here in the Maryland area that will do the tune for $200 to $250. I believe he said for three or more it would be $200 to $225

 

I'm down!!

 

It will need a new septic system which could add an additional 8-12 grand plus it’s not fully finished inside .But could be nice

 

My main concern when I was shopping for my cabin in the mountains was the acreage and what ratio of the acreage was walkable. I looked at a few before I bought mine, all 10+ acres and most only about a acre or 2 was walkable. The rest of the land was sloped which is to be expected in the mountains. When I looked at my cabin I didn't even like the cabin itself, I fell in love with the layout of the land because its useable and secluded.

 

If he comes here he can have as much as he wants. Bring a trailer, bring a chain saw, bring plenty of hands.