Zombie Response Vehicle

I agree with all of the above. Like a lot. 265's are the way to go. Kevlar is better left on the brake pads for upgrades.

 

What's up with that awesome sPOD? Did you make it?

 

Yes and no.
I own the first one they made like that.

Normally they use the big carling switches. I think they're too chunky and don't look stock and I only have two blank switch spots to use. The only other option was to cut holes in the dash.

I found those little switches on Amazon . they're little and light up and waterproof! So i asked nicely and they made that switch unit and it's Fucking beautiful.
One of you saw it, called em and got them to make another one and then they called me and told me to stop promoting it because apparently it's a huge pain in the ass for them to make!

Shortly after, they changed their design to use all digital components using a touch screen with Bluetooth capability.
Good for them I hope they sell well but I would never get one. I like my simple analog clean setup.

 

I like it a lot haha

 

They weren't kidding when they said active bombing range...

 

broker relaxing. Also, we have a new tradition for superstition this was a great idea.




Buried to the frame.
Just dickin around all weekend

I sleep like a baby out here.


New shower worked GREAT. gonna install one on Greg's truck soon.

 

Step one
Get these forms. Fill em out EXACTLY as I did with that sentence.

Step two
Fuck this weight fee. Im not paying the DMV for gravity.

Turn in old plates

Receive new ones coded for passenger vehicles.


A little bit of work but now I'm saving a ton of money. I'm mad I didn't do this earlier.

Down with the man.

 

Ahhhhh I hate these tires! On to number 9...

 

Ouch! What failed this time?

 

From page 1 through current I must say I am very proud of you in all the advancements you've made. From not knowing what Rugged Fails were in the beginning to having an on board hot shower and all the meets in between. Well done! I laughed, I cried, I questioned, I rejoiced in your victories and sympathized with your ongoing abusive relationship with those Kevlars. Now let's get my onboard hot shower going and test out my new tires.
Greg

 

For once I'm really not sure. Maybe sand in the valve stem? I packed up in superstition, aired up at camp and drove 300 miles home, parked it and it's been sitting for the last week.
If it was sand between the bead and rim I would have blown a tire on the way. Maybe super slow leak outta the valve stem? I sprayed it with soapy water and couldn't find anything! But I do the same test at work for piping and I know that isn't a foolproof test either.
I swapped it back out and aired it up to 34 psi we'll see if anything happens while it sits in the backyard this week.

 

What a ride!