Official Tennessee Thread

yeah i should’ve just let the guy pass. dumb

 

I side with the dude, sounds like you should have been paying attention and left the light quicker

 

Yep. Pussy.

 

Did you know the little arrows above the quote link go to that persons last or next post??

 

Be interesting to see how well it holds against the elements. You should try an source a piece of Stainless to put on top or a complete replacement. So you'll have a clean area you can use for food prep.

 

No worries dude! Hope all is well down there!

 

I have plenty of places for food prep. This is for the stove and maybe a water jug. I've used the plastidip wood technique in the past and it works well. You just have to make sure you get a nice thick coat on, and you might need to reapply from time to time.

 

Wow. I’m learning so much.

 

but....but... my anonymous honor ... !

 

This is great. I have a great story like this where the guy followed me home and it ended much worse. I'd rather not tell on the internet but I love people like that guy because usually hes not the one who is gonna actually do anything, let alone give the ass whoopin. Good job on responsibly dealing with the world around you.

 

#memphisthings

 

Need this story ..

 

You can get it. And I don't mean the story ....

 

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Random ad I saw today. I think google knows I'm reading this thread.

 

Of course they know.
And they know how to make money off you too.

 

Update on this for those who care.

I removed my sway bar, but the noise is still there.

I took a video of my suspension components, but nothing looks off and you can't actually hear the noise in the video over the road/engine noise.

After spending the last couple of days really paying attention to it while driving, I'm 99.5% convinced that it is actually a driveline issue somewhere. Maybe a u-joint? Couldn't get the noise on video from any angle, but can hear it in the cab, and also can absolutely feel it in my feet.

There's and obvious "lag" in a connection somewhere upon acceleration from a complete stop, which causes the first clunk. Going over speedbumps, it's not the up or down travel that causes a noise, it's as soon as I start moving forward again after the bump. There's a really obvious "grinding" feeling directly following the speedbump.

I took it to a shop, where they checked the suspension (as I have many times already) and found nothing wrong. The guy rode with me and said he couldn't hear the noise (go figure).

I'm about to lose my mind. Highly considering trading the truck in for a 4Runner.

 

Bring it to me. I’ll find it.

 

Name the time and place and I'm there.

 

Let’s meet the Nashville crew in mount Juliet at the goat one night for beers and food and we’ll take a look

 

@Dave41079 @tacotim448 @Kerleyfries @Mr.Bl0nde @KRAMERICA @ThunderOne

Tired of tagging. Somebody tag the rest.