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They leave them free to move around just for this sort of thing. Keeps them a little less likely to blow over if they can swing in the direction of the wind....like a giant weathervane

Nope. Some people made a dinky little petition and the news decided to do a little more fear mongering was all. Cbus will not miss out on that revenue stream you can be sure.

The text says black 18" offroad wheels, so maybe the other ones are not even correct?

G. Micheals. Good food. Charm. Downtown. Could probably get away with wearing your #LIVETOLIFT tank in there.

Its like when Haggard Garage painted all their cars candy green....although much much much nicer.

Wont cause air in the system, but will cause terrible brake feel. May also not retract right away, and cause pads to drag a little and hurt the pad life and mileage. If you are using back yard calipers, check those and make sure the pistons move freely....seems like theyd seize up quicker if they are just yard ornaments lol

Its a pretty common toyota complaint. Some upgrade to Tundra stuff as supposedly the master is much larger. Did you change the fluid? Might help.

Still should have bought Tesla when he hit that fucking joint. Damn it.

Oh, lol. Well thats pretty sad.

Someone just posted one in the Ohio 4x4 Facebook group. Tyger brand for $175: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/565157260756169/

Get the Z3

My buddy Colt is very skilled. I think he may do mobile work as well. https://midnightsteel-welding.com/ I know another random kid from Facebook who is inexpensive and mobile, but its more of a 'git-er-done' sort of work....so maybe not the best call, except for just getting some stuff stuck together.

https://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/d/canal-winchester-bmw-z/7077307414.html

80 Series

Hahah wow. Yeah that is garbage. So some genius installed or fixed those lines right on that thing and didnt say a peep!? THAT's who needs smacked.

Dang it, I will be down that way the weekend prior!

I want just one big accumulation of like 10"+ so my daughter can go out and play in it just once. After that I'm good. My new mud terrains seem to totally suck in it, so I have no want to drive in it.

I have Fluid Filmed mine for the last 6 years or so. Its awesome. It actually keeps it looking newer and the frame more black/painted overall. None of that faded or rusted look. That is even considering the thing gets mud baths a few times per yer offroading. Also keeps bolts and whatnot from seizing up. I cannot recommend it enough! My good friend just took his F250 up to the Sandusky area to have it done early January (they were booked out a lot). I think it was called Wyandot Rustproofing. It will run just over $200, but after spending $10/can, and doing all the work myself for all these years I see this money spent as a bargain...plus they do a MUCH more thorough job than I can. Maybe in the spring I will contact a new guy I have seen on Facebook called Freedom Undercoating. This guy drive down as far as Mansfield with a 5th wheel car trailer and just sprays it down on site. Pretty awesome. He'd probably come to Cbus if we could get enough interest. I think hes only $100-150 per. Zeibart IMO is ok for a NEW vehicle as you wont be covering up any existing rust only for it to fester...yeah the frame will look nice, until you realize its eating it away from the inside. Fluid Film creeps and get where a simple topcoat can not.

Yeah Billies are worth it. I have also had luck with the Skyjacker adjustables...can really tell a difference when you crank the knob to firm vs soft. Anything cheaper seems to not last long. Ive been through a handful of ProComp shocks...never even last 30K....I bet Monroe and the like are similar. On the flip side, Fox shocks feel just like Billies to me. Not worth the extra coin unless you are talking adjustable coilovers.

Maybe half of your disposable income....but not half a salary. Thats insanity.

Always check Pentagon Federal Credit Union. Not sure what they are at these days but were always very hard to beat. I used them for my first car back in the day.

We had about 3 homes also experience this. New builds < 2 years old. Was just a really gnarly weather event this past week that really brought out any problem areas.

She bought a new vehicle in Ohio. Was given an Ohio title for it. Their address was in MI, so it was noted as such. That seems completely fine. Then I assume they are required to go home and get it titled in MI...get it inspected, emissions if it exists, ect... Somehow Michigan was like..."ok, we are going to go ahead and register your Ohio titled vehicle...here are your plates." Seems like Michigan itself messed up?

Robinhood doesnt do index funds per se

Oh. It’s just some Lambo some schmuck literally screwed a light bar into the roof lol. It’s funny how when some cars get older people have no issue just totally bastardizing them for funsies.