Recent content by dudehitt

I was doing about 65 om the freeway this morning, hit a bump and the steering wheel was all over the place. surface streets got me to work and back. looking into it this weekend

I prefer the butyl rubber like dynamat. I haven't seen any good long term reviews of asphalt products. The stuff with holes from amazon is interesting. Much thicker so the mass may work to keep the vibrations down.

The tj community is very much like the scion community 10-14 years ago. The vehicles aren't exactly what everybody wants, but the people that wanted them became passionate, fast. Helping everybody figure out what works and doesn't was a huge part of that community, just like here.

80s bmw 3 series.

I'll take one. Can't pay you, but I'd take one right now

It really all depends on the install quality. My scion has one mainly for the remote start capability. I installed it myself 10-12 years ago. It doesn't do anything since the remote was destroyed a few years ago by a valet, but it doesn't cause any problems. Don't get anything installed at best...

Born in Tucson, lived in Arizona my whole life. That dark reddish brown makes me want to go cry in a corner. My jeep spent it's first few years in wisconsin. I spend a lot of time alone in my room with the lights out.

What winch? I think that's an empty crate. Or a wireless winch? (Cableless?)

Maybe. But late Sunday is pretty slow. Someone may be along in the morning.

I like all the rangers. I'm partial to small. The big boys are fine. not wonderful or exciting, but ok. I'd drive the big boys.

It's the "skateboard wheels" and oversized exhaust that get me on this one. I really don't know big diesel from my elbow, but these things are usually stock or they hav bigger stacks than a peterbilt. It's not the worst I've seen but it's far from good,

Nice Jeep. Make sure the wife brings her hat.

Find the brain, look up the installation instructions (try the12volt.com), work backwards. Good ones are complicated, it may take a while.

I really don't think there's much difference. I used duplicolor on mine bacause they carry it it O'Reilly auto parts right down the street, but it's only been a couple months. Not long enough for a real evaluation. Most any rattle can company makes wheel paint that should be fine.

That sound great. Congratulations to your daughter from me.