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I installed these lights from Amazon last night. Getting the OEM lights out was the hardest part. I used a small flat head screwdriver and some patience. I'll just echo what everyone else is saying, these make a huge difference.

Currently have over 37k on my Hancooks and they still look like they have plenty of miles left. They're rotated at every oil change, FWIW.

I used to live in Salt Lake City. Being from Iowa, I made many trips through Wyoming and there was ALWAYS a storm between Cheyenne and Laramie, no matter what season.

You could buy and install an old small diesel and make your own biodiesel with the fry grease from McD's.

I haven't watched the whole thing yet but it's nothing groundbreaking so far. Interesting? Sure. When something new comes along that's better, it makes something else obsolete. And when this happens, there are those who drag their feet and are left in the dust.

This oversimplification is so easy to debunk it's laughable. But it goes against the narrative that some are trying to push so they just put their head in the sand. Coal and NG power plants are both more efficient than IC engines in cars and trucks. So right there, you're reducing the amount of...

We had one of these on the farm growing up but I don't remember the wheels sticking out QUITE that far.

I have a really unique name so I just tell them I'm Tom. It saves me a lot of hassle. It seems like it's almost worse that I'm an average white guy from the middle of the US. The name plus that fact just makes people really short circuit.

Man, I thought the receipt was just funny. Then the thread took a real "get off my lawn" turn. I spent about 15 years in the service industry and I can say for sure that the staff at any restaurant is a good cross-section of society. The people working there are smart, dumb, young, old...

That's a great thread. I'm going to go home and check those connectors. Thank you!

I bought the truck in April of 2020 so I would think that they would have taken care of the taillight issue.

I searched for this on the forum but came up with nothing so if there are threads, please let me know. I have had the Ranger for about 2 years now and it's been great. BUT(!), a few weeks ago, we had a torrential downpour and the dashboard kept alerting me that a trailer was connected, then...

I bet when he's not posting here or harassing casino employees, he's probably outside yelling at the clouds to stay away.

That would be tough to 3D print. It would have to be UV and temp resistant, which there are plastics that can handle those, but it also has to be secured so it doesn't vibrate out, and have an opening that would allow a key to turn. I'm not saying it can't be done but it'd be a lot of trial and...

Always appreciate your insight and wisdom, Phil. Happy Bithday!

That looks so awesome. I'd love to just sit and look at it in my garage.

Iowa used to be a coal production state but our coal has a lot of sulfur so they stopped mining it. We still have a lot of restoration projects every year because of all of the mines.

Is that a steel body or a kit? It looks amazing either way but I've been looking at Factory 5 kits over the past few years so I'm always curious. The more I look at that, the better I like blue and chrome together. Just amazing.

? I remember my Katana had something like 95 HP and it was fast enough for me!

I go through phases and a few years ago my goal was to collect an original, U.S.-made, 1968 Hot Wheel of each of the original 16. I finally did it by watching eBay and buying them one at a time. My only complaint is that the Camaro I bought was repainted by someone. If I had gotten an original...