AS350Driver

One issue with spacers, if you go too high, is coil bucket contact. Basically you upper control arm is now closer to it's travel limit, so if you hit a large pothole or bump you control arm can hit the coil bucket,(piece of metal that your strut assembly bolts to at the top). I put a spacer kit on my Nissan and have had zero issues, but I only went two inch's in the front and 1.5" in the rear.

Yes, a minivan with a bed.

Thanks for the info. One of these days i'll get to shoot a match again.

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You should've bought my MKIII, you would have five mags and the ultimate clip-loader.

Happens in CA, then it won't be long until they try it here.

^^^^This^^^^ I love mine.

They had to hype it up after screwing up Sunday's forecast.

Signed.

4-6" in Burlington. I got new tires on my truck earlier in the week, so I had to go try them out. This was when we only had an inch or two.

Just checked my schedule, i'll be on call that weekend so i'm out. I will be able to make CJ and OB though, as long as the weather isn't like today.

Glad i'm not working on cars anymore. It was bad enough when you had to screw the rear caliper pistons in.

True.

Tony, do yourself a favor and get rid of the metal caps. Over time they can get corroded onto the stem, and will be very hard to get off. Get a set of plastic ones, they're much better.

The other PIA thing with these is that if your vehicle tells you which tire is low you might put air in the wrong tire. This can happen if your tires are rotated without the system being reset. Bob, on your car I think you hold the lock and unlock buttons on your key fob with the ignition on to start the reset.

I'm out too, but after the new year i'll be good until April.

Can't you just mark your starting point then have it give you the navigation back to that point?

Not sure if this was posted yet, sorry if it's a dupe.

When I still worked on cars I probably said this on a daily basis.

Actually the S10's and blazers weren't too bad either, Ford Taurus on the other hand...

The Rams really aren't that bad, yes pretty much the whole dash has to come out but they were smart and made it able to rotate out on the last two bolts that hold it in.

One of my coworkers gave me a 4 pack of this for my birthday, I really enjoyed it.

Taken my wife a couple of times to the range, i'm sure a kid would be easier to teach.

Worth standing out in the cold to see this, very cool.

I'm sure it's just his teacher.