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My God, man. I am so sorry. I bet those exhaust pipes shriveled up like they were in a cold swimming pool.More like what did my WIFE do to my truck today…
My God, man. I am so sorry. I bet those exhaust pipes shriveled up like they were in a cold swimming pool.More like what did my WIFE do to my truck today…
Your commute is a wet one. But those waterfalls coming down the Pali do look nice.Which tires? I have the Falken Wild peak AT-3’s, it has been wet the last few weeks on island, especially on my drive. The other evening on my way home from work, just leaning into the throttle in 6th gear to pass slower traffic, and I’m a fish outta water. The road was “wet” but not saturated. Calm enough to remain in control, but that was unexpected and kinda freaked the crapped outta me.
Tires got like 7k on them, but my parts came in and will be sporting some new wheel and tires with a Bilstein level soon. Yeah baby!
LIES. We all knew you couldn’t hide your love of frozen forever…
You must let go that man card!!I can’t seem to LET IT GOoooo!!!!!
Sounds interesting. Cant wait to see it.Sorry, I did not back to on making rims black. I am trying a couple things. I want to try and keep the gun metal gray part in the rims. I want to see how it looks so I am vinyl wrapping the silver parts to see it I like it. If I do I will use the rim paints that are out there. There are several different types. If I do not like the black/grey look I can just peel off the vinyl and I will just Paint the whole rim with the rim paint. There is a set of powder coated rims on ebay. That would give you an idea how they look. I will try and post pics when I get the first rim completed.
You must let go that man card!!
JK let me know how much for those decorations my daughters bday is coming up soon and she’s all about frozen
Black is much better. I vote for black lug nuts and center cap but I might be biased...I have a Night Edition.Painted peel coat on stock rims. If I decide to keep them I will permanently paint them black. What say the group black or stock? Keep the chrome lug nuts and cap for contrast?
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Painted peel coat on stock rims. If I decide to keep them I will permanently paint them black. What say the group black or stock? Keep the chrome lug nuts and cap for contrast?
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So what did you use to paint the rims? I'm very interested in doing this
See, I had mine in auto as well, and didn’t even get a traction loss warning, either. light rain, not too heavy, but road was wet.I have the stock Bridgestone and drove through what was a monsoon a few weeks ago and I didn’t feel anything crazy. I did put it on auto 4wd though.
I’ve got the same tires, I aired mine down to mid 30 psi and that seemed to help a little in the wet. I’m eyeing the Goodyear eagle sports once these wear out.I have the stock Bridgestone and drove through what was a monsoon a few weeks ago and I didn’t feel anything crazy. I did put it on auto 4wd though.
another night edition biased person here, black looks awesome and chrome lugs give a good contrast but if it were mine I’d go for black center caps!Painted peel coat on stock rims. If I decide to keep them I will permanently paint them black. What say the group black or stock? Keep the chrome lug nuts and cap for contrast?
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Hehehe…I wouldn’t know, I too busy avoiding folks who slowing down to look at those waterfalls and almost causing an accident…lol!Your commute is a wet one. But those waterfalls coming down the Pali do look nice.
Never had any issues with my stock Wildpeaks in rain.Which tires? I have the Falken Wild peak AT-3’s, it has been wet the last few weeks on island, especially on my drive. The other evening on my way home from work, just leaning into the throttle in 6th gear to pass slower traffic, and I’m a fish outta water. The road was “wet” but not saturated. Calm enough to remain in control, but that was unexpected and kinda freaked the crapped outta me.
Tires got like 7k on them, but my parts came in and will be sporting some new wheel and tires with a Bilstein level soon. Yeah baby!
If he actually used Plastidip and it was applied properly and taken care of, it won't be any harder to peel in three years as it would be in three weeks.He used plasti dip spray paint. It can peeled off after a short while but the longer it stays on the more difficult is to get off.
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