Oahu Members Thread

Wtf is a fishy bushing hahaha

 

Yes I second that! Flame out the rubber center and hacksaw the outer sleeve...

 

That's a rubber bushing that has been lubed... Also know as my fat thumbs

 

Oh you mean one that soaked up grease and shit and its all slippery and soggy

 

Picked these up today. Anyone else running them on their 2016?

 

Might also smell fishy.

 

I can tell just by looking at your kitchen you live in an Ewa townhome.

 

Yessir....

 

Does haseko leave a signature?

 

@\000/ has them. 275/70

 

And truck is same color as mine. Damn! Lol

 

Ya gotta spend money to get outta the crowd...

 

Lol I'm just messing. I was clicking away and didn't pay atention to autocorrect changing whatever I meant to say becaus of my fat thumbs

 

PlastiDip is cheap, brah!

 

I better go buy a couple gallons then.

 

hmm, looks like Wheeler's finally made a set of rear super bumps that are straight bolt-on to All Pro's flip kit:

 

That is nice. I'm using their original design, just modded to bolt up to the U-bolt flip plate. It works out good because it is taller than the one you posted so it like having a slightly extended bumpstop. Extended bumps works on my truck because I have a longer than normal shock.

I'll go measure again, maybe I can squeeze out another inch with the ones you posted.

 

Hey it's me again with a dumb main lander military question...

What's the best way to ship dogs to Oahu? Won't be there for a while (Nov-Dec), but we are trying to prep for the move already. If my math is adding up right, it's almost $2k per dog after all the medical, fees, and plane ticket.

Does that sound right?

I don't mean to pollute this thread with so much non Tacoma BS. Ya'll have been super informative already. I really appreciate it.

 

You should do the rabies test process there now, otherwise you will have them quarantined upon arrival for months.

Chapter 4-29 Hawaii Administrative Rules, governs the importation of dogs, cats and other carnivores into Hawaii. This law states that dogs and cats meeting specific pre- and post-arrival requirements may qualify for 5-day–or-less quarantine program, which has a provision for direct release at Honolulu International Airport after inspection.

Furthermore, the law requires dogs and cats that do not meet all of the specific 5-Day-Or-Less program requirements to be quarantined for up to 120 days upon arrival in Hawaii. Please read thoroughly the following documents containing details on the rabies quarantine programs for importing dogs and cats.

 

Yeah I'm tracking this, I was just wondering if any military folk have done this recently and could give any pointers or recommendations. Might just leave the pups with the family for 3 years. Thanks for the help!