Been driving her for a couple weeks now without any issues...kinda...starting to feel a grind in the front left hub and I'm pretty sure the old rubber brake lines are starting to collapse, since it feels like the brakes are starting to drag a bit and the fuel MPG is lower than normal.


Why does this always happen in the winter?

 

Give it to the good man who has time for you!

 

Ordered new Dana Spencer U-joints for the front drive shaft for my truckie.. maybe now it wont rattle anymore when i hit bumps lol

 

I think new springs and bump stops will make a bigger difference for me...right now I have extra special "reverse bend" front leaf springs...

Lol...I'm having issues with the attachments with my cellphone. ..Not even sure where on my cellphone that image is...although it is a picture at the TSO concert and I drove Monster to the concert.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S5 using IB AutoGroup

 

I might wash it this afternoon........................maybe.

 

spring bushings are next step if this doesnt work.. since ill have no other ideas left... but pretty sure driveshaft shouldnt be able to move vertically or horizontally on the joints themselfs.. rotate yes.. .lateral movements no...

 

Just carried Grandsons Christmas Quad home this evening!

 

Hell yeah! I'll be picking up my new quad this week. Polaris Sportsman 570.

Josh

 

his is just a real basic 4 stroker, one I can adjust the throttle to keep the speed down and a remote kill switch.

 

Some of my best memories as a kid were my dirt bikes.

 

My closest thing to a dirt bike as a kid was motocross bicycles, racing around with my brother, he actually was doing some local races up in Wash state.

 

Mines sitting at home but I've been driving my friends 6.0 when he's at work lol. It's nice with the extra power from 155s/aurora 3000 non vgt turbo

 

That last photo would make some nice wallpaper if the fence was not in it.



Sean

 

I know, i ran out of time to drive around and take pics...wanted to get some better ones

 

Even with the fence you would of wanted a but
fore ground lighting More snow behind you might
of helped or some people holding up a bunch of
cardboard covered in foil to reflect more light on
the truck. You can also play with it in Photoshop
of some special lens filters and what not.
Myself I like to get as much done in the camera
and that way I don't have so much work in Photoshop.

I did a little tinkering with the file in Photoshop
but did not get what I wanted with the small file
in the 5 minutes I played.


Needs more detail and color in the sky. I only for the most
part used some auto settings I have setup. Think I like your
original better. Give some time and a larger file to start with
I would be able to do something. I think, The goals would be to keep the
sky colors vivi, hide the fence and bring the truck out of shadows.

I see where I lost some details. Photobucket killed the size.


Sean


Little play with a better starting file and still not where it should be.