Rocky31186

I would be interested in a advanced or tactical training class. But with the overtime hours I've been working this winter I have no idea when I would have free time.

Idiot. Goes to show how well built the framing is though to keep them safe without a helmet.. ive been searching for one for next year.

Ttt 75 picked up. It works great for any car. Saves the oil from being sent back into the intake manifold.

Edit, forgot my wife is working sunday. That sucks.

They never work up to that far even with new batteries. Works well going through walls from 500' though.

First of all, buying tools is an INVESTMENT not a PURCHASE. 90% of my tools are snap on, if its a career you may as well start buying quality tools from day one. It takes awhile to get a full box. 2nd favorite outside of snap on is kobalt. Its not just quality or price... snap on makes some of the best tools, such as a 80 tooth ratchet. Best invention ever for getting into tight places. Now I work on big trucks (firetrucks, twin diesel engine runway trucks, dump trucks, etc) so I have to now invest in BIG tools. 2-1/2" and bigger wrenches.

It was on the news facebook in Delaware county. They were investigating it still.

I was recently talked into lucas for my honda. No gear was completely gone but on cold start up it would slip a little. Im a believer. Will be using it in other vehicles with maintenance in the future

Columbus car audio, auto options, best buy.

The car wash we have in pickerington is touchless. There is nothing on the ground to guide you. Just an open flat floor, you pull in and it tells you to stop. So wheels and Bumpers don't matter.

I would be interested in going

Update: I changed fluid again in the transmission. Added some Lucas additive. It shifts a lot better. Someone needs a reliable car!

I bet the plug in going to the resistor is melted and hot wire is touching the signal wire.

I like long exposure photography. Nice pics

Not going to stop until midnight. Probably 4" in picktown

I have never been dissatisfied with weather tech. My tundra front and rear were 210$ I think?

I run weather tech mats in my wifes 2011 grand cherokee, ran them in my 2006 srt, and just bought front and rear set for my 2011 tundra. They are great year round and catch mud, dirt, snow. I highly suggest them to anyone. Fitment I have had is 100%

Ok guys, now that I dont need a second car I really need this gone as its not being driven. With the cold temps the trans slips 1-2 gear. If you let it warm up it doesnt do it. Once the trans is fully warm it runs perfect. You cant just start it and throw it in drive without letting it warm up. For that im dropping to 3000 in hopes for a quick sale. I was driving it every day until I got my new truck, now I don't want to drive it

Things don't have to be crazy to get OT. Were working 12 hour shifts all weekend.

It's going to start falling soon and when it does its going to dump. When the weatherman says snow everyone expects to look outside and see snow right away.

At 4 am the temps dropped below freezing. We've been out clearing the runway since then. Ground temps are right at freezing. So this water is turning to ice fast.

.5"-12" is a good estimate.

Turbo Lsx swapped Fox.

LOL That ram is like a 60k$ truck.... I would hope it has every option. IMO, I dont like the mega cab due to the 6" of metal behind the door.. Just dont like it. I like how the tundra made the door bigger. Heres a couple other photo's.. My boy playing with the bed extender http://i801.photobucket.com/albums/yy296/rocky31186/20131203_162834_zpsb8fc484a.jpg And the back window http://i801.photobucket.com/albums/yy296/rocky31186/20131203_164356_zps50c7dbd1.jpg

Guess its all in what your needs are.. I need a truck, and one big enough / enough options to fit my family. Keeps me out of trouble too. Maybe down the road I'll build a fast car.. But for now no. Too many projects to get done around the house