Official Tennessee Thread

Bloodsport is on.

 

@423 TACO @beertimecontinuum this is sober garage fab took a small section of the hose pictured and cut that in half. Fits perfectly. I will put these into production and will sell them for $34 shipped

 

Dash rug would have been so much cooler.

 

Pink polka dot like my daughter's house shoes

 

Don't lie, you must have small feet.

 

Nah. Shag.

 

Anyone in TN have a ARB bumper for a 2010 taco they want to sell?

 

Help a nigga out. Someone look on their driveshaft flange and tell me what the stamped number reads. I want it to read this number .......5001905

 

Well stop dating high schoolers! Then you don't have to worry about the parents.










Jk

 

Yeti = overpriced

 

I wouldn't by a yeti even if I had a million dollars. I don't want to be refered to as one of those people

 

I would buy one just to support local business. But I aint hit the lotto yet.

 

Don't like my fuckin post, tell me the number on the driveshaft flange.

 

I worked on installing my SumoSprings today. Some success and some failure. I tooks some base measurements, then I started with the rear springs. That actually went fairly well. I took my wheels off to make the U-bolts easier to get too, but that is not actually a required step. The spings come with the base screwed on, but you'll need to unscrew them and add loctite (supplied) to the bolt. You'll need a 19mm socket. When you loosen the U-bolts it won't be neccessary to completely remove them, but you do need to back them off till there is only a couple treads left to get the new sumo's mount in place. I started with a breaker bar, but found it wasn't neccessary. A standard 1/2' drive ratchet work just fine. Retighten the U-bolts and torque to 75ftlbs. Intallation of both sides took me about 1&1/2 hours. And I move a lot slower than most folks. Some of you I'm sure can get this done in less than an hour. Once everything was on the ground again I re-measured the hieght of the bumper and skid plate again. The bumper was about 1.5 inches higher and the skid plate was .75 inches higher. I'm going to drive them for a few days and then measure again to see if they settle.


Base measurements: Top of hitch 18 5/16" and skid plate at 7 3/4".



Sitting back on the ground.

Post installation measurement: Top of hitch 19 3/4" and skid plate at 8 1/2" (not driven on)

 

I also got the CB installed!

 

Gid, you owe me a long warm embrace the next time you see me.



And what my shirt looked like after sliding under the truck because it's been raining all fucking day.

 

Dave needs a creeper

 

This is the Tennessee thread. You'd have to buy ORCA to support local business.

Looks good. I'm interesting to see if it changes how the truck rides. Also, unfuck your interior.

 

I have @ChadsPride . Dave won't fit under the truck if there is a creeper involved. Dave is big bonededed.

 

Heck you aint seeing the half of it! lol