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Yeah he does have a bigger budget than just the shifter. I'll pass that on and the forum as well. What's so bad about the manual? His is a manual. And I'm sure he won't "heavily" modify it, as he's still settling into it in stock form lol.

What's about the average weight for 2 skis and a double trailer?

Go home big letters, you're drunk. That'd be awesome! Thanks. If you want, PM me and let me know when you're free and we can work out a time then. :thumbup:

My co-worker picked up a 2014 Mustang 5.0 a few weeks ago and is asking me what he should do to it now. Pretty sure he doesn't want to go turbo with it, but he was looking at a Rousch kit, but I'm pretty sure you could do more bang for the money than one of those kits, yes? He's not too worried about the looks aspect of those kits, which is why I figured you could get more engine mods for the money. I'm just too unfamiliar with the mods on these to recommend something for him. What mods would you do for that price area of a Rousch kit?

Sugar mama....er....wife will be graduating soon from school and will be pulling in some much better cash monies. We started talking about grabbing a pair of wave runners. What brands are better brands? Ones to stay away from? I really don't want any of the ones from the 90's lol. What brands/models are easier to modify? I don't care what she gets, but I want to go fast. So a three seater or two seater with a big engine. One of them will be a three seater too so we can pull a tube at least for the kiddos. Just trying to get mah learn on a little on these.

Hit the nail on the head. Everyone has their personal likes/dislikes, but when it comes down to it, it just depends how the gun feels in your hand and how it shoots for you. :thumbup:

I thought the JK's had the 3.7L or 3.8L?

Ah! I knew I'd forget something. I had a wheel bearing go bad at about 95-96k miles. Swapped out both wheel bearings with Timken units, and also changed the drivers side axle.

Well as much as I'd like to keep this, I have to let it go to accomodate a different vehicle. This has been a fantastic Jeep for me and I have had ZERO problems with it. It has the 3.7L V6 engine, is 4WD, has four General Grabber AT2's with approximately 6k miles on them and they are in great shape. I just had it re-aligned a few days ago to make sure the tires will wear properly. I have rotated the tires with every oil change as should be done to ensure you can get the most out of those. This Liberty comes with a 7" touch screen stereo, DVD/CD system, navigation, bluetooth (able to receive and place calls hands free via the head unit) and reverse camera. I have two kids and having the DVD capability is fantastic for trips! Also installed are the Mopar tow hooks in the front should you ever need them. I took it to a dealer to have the TSB (technical service bulletin) issued on this year Liberty for the gas fill nozzle overflowing corrected so that is not an issue anymore. It starts and drives perfectly. This Liberty has the Command-TracII 4x4 system installed (came this way from the factory). You cannot put this in 4x4 for normal daily driving, however, this will greatly save on gas as well as wear and tear on the drivetrain parts. The 4WD works great and is able to be switched from 2WD to 4WD with the flick of a switch. As usual per vehicles with 4x4 capabilities, you still have to shift into neutral to engage 4LOW. Jeep really designed this 4 wheel drive system well. It has a brake lock differential in the front and rear, meaning that when one wheel starts losing traction, instead of that wheel continuing to spin as more gas is applies, it applies the brake to that spinning wheel and transfers torque to the wheel that is NOT spinning, giving you much more traction on slippery surfaces. It also comes with ABS, traction control and stability control. Another feature Jeep included on this Liberty is the hill climb/descent assist. While in 4LOW the Jeep will automatically apply the brakes if it senses that you are going down a hill too quickly. This Jeep can practically drive itself while keeping you safe! The interior is extremely clean and spacious and has plenty of room for whatever you need to put inside. The seats are very comfortable and it also offers the LATCH system for those with car seats. This was incredibly helpful as I didn't have to squeeze my hands through my kids' seats to thread the seatbelt through, and it's also the preferred securing method for car seats as it's much safer. Another thing I enjoyed a lot about this is there is plenty of cup holders and extra pockets for anything you need. The center console is spacious and I had no problem storing all of those little things that somehow find their way into a car! There are also tie down latches in the trunk space as well as on the rear seats which fold down. As you'll see in one of the pictures there is a space in the trunk area which can convert into a great tailgating piece. There is one bigger scratch on the rear drivers side door and are a few scratches and dings consistent with a 5 year old vehicle but are purely cosmetic. Mechanically it is as sound as could be. Like I said, the only reason for selling is we have another vehicle and do not need this any longer. Email or text/call will work great. Six 1 four, 5 zero 7 zero 3 3 six. Here are some features from this Jeep: -3.7L V6 -Automatic 4sp w/overdrive -100,106 miles -4WD -Traction control -Stability control -4 wheel ABS -Air conditioning -Power doors -Power windows and mirrors (with driver one-touch down, also folding mirrors) -Power steering -Tilt wheel -AM/FM stereo -DVD system -Bluetooth -Back up/reverse camera -Navigation system -Dual air bags and side curtain air bags -Privacy glass -Flip-up lift gate window with button on the rear for this -2 keyless entry key fobs -Passing feature on turn signals (gives you 3 blinks by touching the turn signal lever up/down) -Rear defroster -Rear air conditioning/heater vents and cup holders -Vehicle Anti-Theft Via Sentry Key Engine Immobilizer -Front and rear disc brakes (all have been replaced approximately 6k miles ago) -TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system), will display when a tire is low on air -5,500lb towing capacity with the installed Mopar tow hitch -BLD (Brake lock differential) -Command TracII 4x4 system (2WD, 4WD LOCK, 4WD LOW) -General Grabber AT2's with 6k miles, 235/70/16 $10,500 obo http://i1317.photobucket.com/albums/t639/turbogokart/7F2A751E-38F7-41A6-AAF9-5951F394DC49-4415-000001565036681B_zps34b4154a.jpg http://i1317.photobucket.com/albums/t639/turbogokart/33006F05-AF49-4FCE-9D0B-28A603E09CF2-4415-00000156907CF74A_zpse6f65138.jpg http://i1317.photobucket.com/albums/t639/turbogokart/5DE7A100-31D1-49F7-B587-70F8B8FACCA9-4415-00000156B7960D5B_zps12c5bb9c.jpg http://i1317.photobucket.com/albums/t639/turbogokart/6459F404-0105-4D00-8594-7597A5F8ECD0-4415-00000156DA0ACACE_zpsa5c79003.jpg http://i1317.photobucket.com/albums/t639/turbogokart/705D9D1D-8F74-4C62-8D34-7E2C2BD80D63-4415-00000156EDFC1BF5_zps964c29f2.jpg http://i1317.photobucket.com/albums/t639/turbogokart/1DB73968-2239-4377-933B-9FAF2CB5A868-4415-0000015706D2696D_zps02f4b2ce.jpg http://i1317.photobucket.com/albums/t639/turbogokart/60E12105-8604-4E90-8A83-9A1B2630427E-4415-000001571D52B25F_zpsc1a20239.jpg http://i1317.photobucket.com/albums/t639/turbogokart/82D7C9E3-1D5B-4334-BBE6-B1260D1DE090-4415-000001573051F516_zps5aea32ca.jpg

LS1 in an SC400 lets you stand in the engine bay in front of the engine to do work....or hide. Or put a big turbo kit on. Lol. Hasn't been done in Columbus. LS1/240, LS1/RX7 and turbo LSx/IS300 have already been done in Columbus. LS1 in a Jeep hasn't been done....yet....just waiting for my current motor to blow haha. LSx motor's are too good not to swap it in something. SO many aftermarket parts and reliability is fantastic too. But you already know this.

Price lowered to $180. All you need to put this in your car is an hour or two of time!

That qualifies as B&E. So long as he's not on the mortgage/lease and there's been no "agreement" to him/her coming and going as they please. Your neighbor is a witness. Typically, it's not up to you to gain your own evidence of the shennanigans. Typically. Unless you have cops that won't listen to you/think you're dumb/have better things to do/are too lazy to do anything about it.

Make me an offer?

For sale are 2 Pioneer 12" subwoofers with a sealed box, a Pioneer GM-5100T 760 watt amp, and a full wiring kit (power wire w/fuse, ground wire, remote wire, and RCA cables). This setup is very loud! My only reason for selling is that it doesn't fit in my current vehicle. My loss is your gain. The amp is already mounted to the box for added convenience. SOLD http://i1317.photobucket.com/albums/t639/turbogokart/7776715A-22C9-445E-ACCC-800FE35AFB3E-7608-000003D437CF59E3_zps5b8643e0.jpg http://i1317.photobucket.com/albums/t639/turbogokart/6DB411F3-9433-41D8-B75C-2500B8A94FC6-7608-000003D44B873ED5_zps287fb447.jpg http://i1317.photobucket.com/albums/t639/turbogokart/048370A9-9AE1-4CB1-B20B-82F9FBD0D742-7608-000003D458B201BE_zps762bdbc6.jpg http://i1317.photobucket.com/albums/t639/turbogokart/E8597E83-EE91-4596-9423-FB17EB59C960-7608-000003D46DC744E2_zpsc6deb200.jpg

That app works extremely well. I have a handful of videos from this. Funny. As. Hell.

Maybe this is why the Russians are coming into the US to do security for mass events. Lolz. To protect Gotham City from teh Batman???

It is truly unfortunate that these types of officers exist. They are, however, a vast minority, but it is still a shame that they exist at all. There are always two sides to every story though, and somewhere in the middle is where the truth can be found.

I've been seeing a ton of these this year too in my backyard. As well as stink bugs. This reminds me, I really need to spray the exterior of the house. I use Home Defense, and it works great!

Your bobcat has a leaky hydroulic line somewhere loz. If I come over and drink beer and watch will I get featured in next vid too??

First, kirks5oh was completely on point. Second, yeah the cop should have thicker skin. If shit can't roll off your back in this job, you shouldn't be in it. Third, fuck people like that motherfucker. You come do this fucking job and tell me how you would react when some douschebag trolls you and follows you around to everything you do, creating unnecessary problems just because he went thru his first semester in law school and feels like he can trump all the cops. These cops they get on video need to be better at verbal judo/know the limits/job better. Yes, once the cop approached you in a traffic stop/suspicious vehicle stop, you are considered detained. No, you're not handcuffed, it's not part of the detention, but at that point the officer is conducting an official investigation and you aren't free to leave. U.S. Supreme court has established that. Cop needed to know the workings of his position better. Douschebags like this guy are incredibly annoying.

He's a hell of a co-driver!! And not too bad in his CRX either!

Local boy Ryan Scott @ 0:53! Woot!!

I stopped reading at the top of page 2. To the OP, I don't know you, I apologize if this comes off wrong, and I'd say the same to my friends/family: Get the fuck over it. The dude did what he needed to, he helped a close friend in need out. You'd have done the same, despite your internet "Mother Teresa" mentality. How many fucking washers and dryers are there on Craigslist/Ebay/the world?! Quite a few. Get over the butt hurt, get back up on that horse, and you'll find just as good of a deal as you did with Anthony, which, I'm assuming is why you're so butt hurt in the first place. To the general public: If you're still reading, I love you. I want to make man love to you all. Sloppily. Cash talks, bullshit walks. Thanks, Eric

Working in a medical center with thousands of Vets seen every day, I have such a bad taste for PTSD. People claim that on the drop of a dime. I remember one Air Force person who got deployed to Guam, came back and ended up claiming PTSD. Seriously??? There is NOTHING stressful about getting deployed to Guam...

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