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Guaranteed there's a lot of coke heads and tweekers out there on a given weekend. Especially at midnight alone at olds

Anyone have a dirt tire setup for a CanAm they'd want to trade? Method Bead-Grip 15x10's with SS360 HPs in the rear, 15x8's in with SS360's front. Minimal use and in like new condition.

damn - glad youre ok

drove around trails in Yuma...about 75 miles and stopped at a brewery along the way. The was first time trail riding in the area, pretty cool...but I wouldn't do the trail through the mountains again - about an hour of slow rocky trails, not my thing.

Spring rates: Front - 250 tender 6", 200 main 14"...the springs came on the shocks when purchased and pretty close to what i was going to run - TBD if I'll be happy with the rates. First time I bought the shocks from shock therapy and the springs didnt come with the front shocks, this time from...

Dropped off car yesterday to start on the fab work. I was planning to have it done at alumicraft but after months of waiting - I started asking around. A friend had some fab work done by a local shop - craftsmanship was awesome. Come to find out the shop is owned by the guy who built my frame...

im about 2000 and only a 2 seat - that car you're asking about is somewhere around 2500 prob...a Subaru car would be lighter - there's a nice AG car for sale on this site.

Congrats - great size trailer.

DT for frys, TB fort everything else.

not really. I had this one on a previous car and liked it...the bottom side is radius cut to mount on 1.5 tubing, https://www.kustom1warehouse.net/Consoles_dashes_and_switch_boxes_for_VW_p/page328.htm

Such a clean car, can't believe it hasnt sold yet.

Friday afternoon - cant wait!

Shipped to Mexico? How?

https://glamisdunes.com/threads/s4-first-gen-indictor.11367/ might help?

Getting excited about my project - this is the same dash I have. If anyone has pics of how the steering is mounted it will be appreciated (with the dash off / how the steering shaft is welded to the frame)

What do you do? I typically just zip tie - but wanting to try using a rubber clamp.

answered my own question...pretty cool https://www.dewitts.com/products/dewitts-brushless-fan-temperature-sensor?srsltid=AfmBOorrlSzOslHmJrrygw-l_rQTUr19Cdi56P5KWS3b0UdlkdgS3dc9

"As necessary" - meaning, that's the magic of that $200 spal sensor - it regulates based on the temperature of the sensor reading, or?

Both fans would come on together with this setup, correct? That's always something i thought should be avoided.

https://www.michelinman.com/auto/auto-tips-and-advice/tire-buying-guide/when-do-i-need-new-tires A few milestones and tips: 1. Keep five years in mind After five years or more in use, your tires should be thoroughly inspected at least once per year by a professional. 2. Ten years is a maximum...