Orange County CAF's: up to no good

Isn't everyone.

 

Hehe... I always wear my ring. Only because my fingers got too fat and I can’t get it off.

 

It was a joke. Im not running 35s either.

Not yet anyway.

 

Nope, I read it all. Was just a bite late to the party and you’re way too easy so...

Do you know the answer to my question? I sure as hell don’t.

Edit: some people just like to watch the world burn.

 

I’ve had a few beers. Back to the weight convo?

The stock wheel and tire are much lighter than an alloy and E rated 33” or 35”

How bout them apples

 

I'll make it even murkier. Changing the location of the spare from under the center of the bed to a swing gate changes the location of the mass and give it more leverage on the springs, so putting a larger tire on the back of the truck might add even more load on the springs than just the additional mass. Under static load the difference might be negligible, but it isn't under dynamic conditions.

 

^ @tetten
Same way as if you hold a weight close to your body it’s easier than if you hold it with your arms extended.

 

There’s more C- and I bought some Trail Ale you can help yourself to

 

You practicing for tomorrow night again?

 

I agree with all of this

 

@oni06 btw, don't know if you noticed, but I try to setup my weapons for long/medium range with close combat back-up weapons.

My playing style is artillery type shooting (i.e. the long range Nashorn cannon) combined with rifle/cannon support to help teammates and advance while shooting. Just because I have long range weapons setups I don't "camp"!!! My playing tactics is to try to knock down my opponents "hit points" from as far away as possible and advance at the same time with SOME camping/coverage of course... especially when pinned down due to heavy fire. If I happen to see a teammate getting heavy fire or multiple bots are advancing towards his position, then I will focus my fire support as much as possible to provide cover fire, but also try to advance at the same time.. It just depends on the situation, of course.

 

Shit man! I knew I forgot something the other week! I need to get on that!

 

No. Don’t agree. The leaf springs are for 500# of “ADDED” weight over stock. So even though the stock bumper weighs 80# you still need to add 500# to drop 1”. If you remove said bumper you now need to add 580#.