I can see the resemblance. You can tell him your crazy internet friends think he looks grumpy.
(runs away very quickly)
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'86 Jimmy 4in Lift, 40’s, tons, 8.1 Swap- 700r4 said PNNNNN
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This is not a dedicated trail rig, but does trailer to the destination usually. I am currently in the planning phase of doing a 52/56" spring swap, and getting back to being more road worthy.
I can see the resemblance. You can tell him your crazy internet friends think he looks grumpy.
(runs away very quickly)
I'm surprised that the O2 sensor made that much difference, I don't remember you describing this as only a closed-loop problem. Maybe I missed it somewhere.
And shame, shame, shame, plugging your cage like that. Everyone knows that cages need to stay unplugged or flaming busloads of nuns will be crashing into your house while you are asleep. 
But plug?
Yeah, I never really noticed that it ran bad after it warmed up.
Well, I'm 6'1 and 270-ish, but I've got more face fur than that.
5' 8" 180-ish but I'm solid muscle. Some of it is just squishy muscle.
Glad you got it run-ing good!
We have snow here now... time to start planning that wheeling mission trip! Lol
Cut your fenders and throw on some big meats!A snow run?
What fenders? Turns out the Blazer's rusty sheet metal is so thin that last week's 2 minute test drive caused a new hole to appear.
This truck is on the weight-loss diet, which puts my face on the high-iron diet.
I've got the face fur down too. I look even fatter without it.
I have rock hard abs. You just have to dig for them a bit.
Dude, lets do it. We'll meet half way.
Is there snow half way? Jk... you're in Topeka?
Yes.
I got this figured out... I have to convince my wife that we should make a trip to Hannibal MO to see our oldest kid. Then I just have to convince her that we should take a trailer with us. THEN... all I have to do is convince her that we need to haul my rig out there... THEN... I just have to convince her that we should spend a day or two at this place called Tuttle Creek doing a little wheeling. And then you show up and it's just a big coincidence! Haha! Or I could just tell her the truth and see if we can make it work.
It's only a 9.5 hour trip...I got this figured out... I have to convince my wife that we should make a trip to Hannibal MO to see our oldest kid. Then I just have to convince her that we should take a trailer with us. THEN... all I have to do is convince her that we need to haul my rig out there... THEN... I just have to convince her that we should spend a day or two at this place called Tuttle Creek doing a little wheeling. And then you show up and it's just a big coincidence! Haha! Or I could just tell her the truth and see if we can make it work.
Something else that's crazy, we went through Douglas Wy back in 2012 on our way to Great Falls, MT.
I got this figured out... I have to convince my wife that we should make a trip to Hannibal MO to see our oldest kid. Then I just have to convince her that we should take a trailer with us. THEN... all I have to do is convince her that we need to haul my rig out there... THEN... I just have to convince her that we should spend a day or two at this place called Tuttle Creek doing a little wheeling. And then you show up and it's just a big coincidence! Haha! Or I could just tell her the truth and see if we can make it work.
And while you're there, accidentally coordinate it so that we're making a Missouri trip simultaneously and we'll be driving very near Hannibal. Coincidences, coincidences.
And then I'll hand you a TH400 and BAM, suddenly you're obliged to meet up with Greg and complete the delivery.
^^^Winning!
