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Correct! I checked virtually all known companies and State Farm is the only one that insurers if you have higher value car. And yes, bend over and prepare for a dry insertion when you get the quote. If you get a SF agent that quotes you something lower they made a mistake and it will be...

Went there once with the family about 10 years ago. Not much there, no real dunes and the sand isn’t really sand, it’s ash. I have no plans to ever return.

I was just thinking about you guys the other day and how much fun it was to ride with you and your family. Wish I could go again but the wife and I are on a flight to Mexico currently. Have fun and be safe!

When I had my new car built I had pulls for the fire system put on both the driver's and passenger side. My logic was; what if the driver (me) is knocked unconscious in a roll-over or wreck and the car is on fire? I want the passenger to be able to discharge the system if necessary.

I need to get a new off-road jack. My 1.5t HF with the lift kit is too small for my new, heavier car. I also want a stronger jack to keep in the trailer in case of a trailer flat. So I'm looking at all the 3t jscks out there. There is a lot of competition and new stuff in this market segment. So...

Too bad they are using a CVT belt drive trans instead of going to a gear drive like Can Am did. Just sayin'

I tried two different vacuum style bleeders like that one and couldn’t get the air out. I went with a positive pressure style and it worked much better. Only issue with these is you maybe to make a custom cap to fit your master to attach the air feed hose. I went with this one and it worked...

I couldn’t get my brakes bled until I bought a positive pressure type bleeder. Once I got that it took less than 15 mins

Fishing in S.E. Alaska. Had one family group out on the boat for 3 days. The second group is here now and today is day 1 of a 3 day trip. Weather sucked for first group but today was much better.

Just curious, would they not dyno before you got your shocks? My car was dyno’d before shocks. Just put a piece of flatbar in temporarily.

Agreed. I have bought and sold many cars, boats ,RVs, etc. this way. You have to go with him into the CU or bank and watch them issue the cashier’s check. There are many fraudulent ways to get these checks. That’s why banks hold them for 20 days to make absolutely sure they clear. Personally...

I usually get tools, maybe a card or random stuff. No complaints here whatsoever. But this year my family got creative and possibly got me the best Father’s Day gift I’ve ever received. Gave it to me while we are out at the lake cabin. They had this custom made. I guess I have to stay Funco for...

Finally got out to the lake house and did an oil change on my boat using the extractor pump. It really made the job quick and mess free. The oil drain line on my boat has a 1/4” male fitting so I just used a female air line fitting on it. For the extractor tube I used a 5/16” barb x 1/4 male...

How about an S’Cuda? I’ve heard there “might” be one coming up for sale here shortly. LS, 4.5 Whipple, Albins

That’s the right engine/trans combo too. Shows as pending. Maybe @URCLEVER is the buyer? My wife isn’t interested in all white. She says they remind her of the blood mobile 🤪🤪

I’m going to Ketchikan. I keep my boat there . Been boating/fishing there for 25 years. But alas, a change is blowing in the wind. At the end of this summer I’m planning to bring the boat down from Alaska. Ultimate destination is either La Paz or Loreto Mexico. I’m trading Halibut and Salmon for...

I’m hoping to head to St Anthony’s next weekend if I get everything squared away, Although it’s technically almost due east for me, slightly south 😀I will be headed north to Alaska for several weeks directly following the Idaho trip though. So I figured that qualified me to post on this thread.

Yep - that is the brake I have.

I have a LEER on my F-350 and it has help up perfectly since 2017. Also put a LEER on my son’s Tacoma a couple years ago and been good.

I finished switching my turning brake around. Bleeding the thing was a PITA. I screwed around for several days with a vacuum style bleeder with minimal success. I was not able to get the brake firm on both sides. I ordered one of the pressure type bleeders and it made quick, clean work of...