Texas BS Thread

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I'm just sayin. It will be really nice to have!

 

Just send it...

 

You wont regret it.. best option out there imo

 

On-roading is literally wheeling, as well.

 

My whole truck has literally been built becuase I liked the way it looks.

Adding something that will improve function will be nice

 

Do you have a build page?
Did your spindles allow you to keep stock ucas?
I’m getting rubbing on lr ucas when I turn right. Trying to find a mechanic in my area to understand the instructions is like trying to find a talking goat

 

Yep, I'm stock spindle swangin on 5" lift and the truck drives excellent.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/cap-city-build-bs-af.427538/

Link to the build above ^

 

Thought that was your bs page not build page

 

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There's a couple posts worth of 'build'

 

So I'm coming down for River City Rockfest on Sept 22nd. Weather says upper 80's. Has anyone been to the AT&T Center in SA, know how hot it gets? We're coming to see NIN and my wife can't handle too much heat. How quickly does it cool off in the evening?
Also, where should we park? I'll be in the Taco and would like to not have anything missing when we come back to the truck.

I know it's a lot of questions. Thanks.

 

Well its SA won't cool off that much , your best bet to park on the premises get there early for better parking and spend about 20.00 bucks for that or maybe you can Uber it just my .02

 

Might Uber from the hotel, just for peace of mind.

 

If staying by downtown not to far from there only about 2-3 miles

 

Wife said wing it on a hotel, I may not do that lol.

 

If you get there about 6-7, it’ll be in the mid-high 90s. If you get out about 10-11, it’ll still be in the high 80s. I’d park near an exit way. You may have to walk a little further but you won’t be waiting forever to get out. You should be good with the truck there, I’ve been several times and never had a problem. I’ve never uber’d there but I’d imagine they would have to drop you off quite a ways from the entrance.

 

Moving this off the classified thread.

I’m a machinist by trade, and am in a position where some of the stuff I make for internal use requires welding. We have a welder, so I get to learn on the clock; I wasn’t hired into a welding apprenticeship or similar.

 

See I’m a welder by trade. And I don’t ever have down time to just run beads or practice.

I always see kids get in this field as helpers cause people tell em to learn in the field but then they never get time to practice.

It takes a year of school. Roughly. Depends if you’re the lazy type of dedicated type. To learn how to be a decent welder.

Then you’ll never make below $25/hr easily. That’s bottom of the bottom.

In my opinion it seems like a wiser investment to just goto school and learn how to weld where you can really focus and get good at it cause it would take a lot longer to learn by practicing in the field an hour here and there.

 

Okay, that’s fair. I’d probably be a better welder if I had a class, too, but then I’d have to pay for it, versus being paid my machining rate lol.

I can make metal stick together, and grind/polish to make it pretty.

 

Yea but it’s one thing to learn how to run beads. Roots. Hot passes. 2G,3G,4G,6G.

Mig, flux, stick, tig.


All that takes a lot of time and practice.

I’m still learning and I get paid to “practice” every day lol.

 

Really depends on your job too. I don’t know of many jobs that will let you practice for hours.