Wyoming B.S. Thread

fuck man. That sucks big time.

Anything else damaged?

Possible. I'm just going off of photos mainly.

My leafs didn't have the arch to go much further at a point and when flexed the truck axle forces the axle to move more.

Just a theory.

 

Nothing damaged, and they didn't actually get the subwoofer cause the window opening was too small, they clearly tried.

 

Well that's good. But also sucks.

I can't even remember the last time i locked my truck where I live haha

 

I always lock my doors but at home in Cheney, I sometimes leave a window or something open without worry. Small town ts where it's at.

 

True, although I only rarely put something in it long term, too many projects come first. Just helps to live where decent folks do, or at least a large majority

 

A large majority are decent here too.

 

I could take em or leave em... present company excluded.

 

Not everybody has a place inside for their special one(s). The redhead is fortunate. One of the reasons I am still here.

 

Shit none of mine have lived inside ever unless they are in surgery.

 

all of my vehicles are outside baking in the sun. i should really wax them :/

 

No such thing as 'Wheelers in Oregon'. Hasn't been since trail gear bought them.

 

My foxes were on the stiff side from factory

 

Can soften up icon's and foxes no problem.

 

@m3bassman you're an nsx guy?

 

At least it's not on pavement.

 

Agreed. Idk why you would do that but everybody is different.

The newer exotics are not really appealing to me at all either. Not because I can't afford them but because they're such an engineering exercise in taking the driver out of the equation. It's cool and all but I love the old dumb analog stuff. Plus you can diagnose and fix it yourself...

More dirt than my poor truck has seen in the last year

 

I found suspension strong enough for the Redhead, or maybe @drr now. And an axle for @Squeaky Penguin.

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I'm trying to figure out how that shackle and leaf spring setup would work.