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Meal prep day. Sausage, hash browns, and pepper and onions for breakfast burritos Then some Top Sirloin steaks for my lunches

The gm recall has nothing to do with the oil being the cause. That was due to the crankshafts being made in Mexico out of inferior metal causing failure. The same crankshaft made in New York out of us steel saw no failures.

Don’t they always say plan for the future and set yourself up for success early? Lol

I don’t see a new set of d60’s in that pile

I wouldn’t bother flushing it just yet. Not needed in such a short time frame

Best way to see if the wheel is bent is to take the tire off and spin the wheel on its own. Only then will you know. On a non headlock wheel usually under 3/4oz means the wheel is straight and not bent.

Have to be welded.

Bump! Open to any leads you find that I can reach out about. Everything I have found is a dead end

Stick with the 35’s. You have wheeled Moab like I did on 35’s and could do everything the guys on 37 and up did.

Started last night and finished this morning. What a great video! Sema 09 is the version of moby that sticks out most to me. Prob the first version of him I remember seeing with the spiderlocks and 40’s. The LoD rear bumper and tire carrier with the rack was a cool set up as well. Can’t wait...

Buc-ee’s doesn’t have hotel rooms to sleep in yet?

Wooo! Still looking for a front d44

I rebuilt my driver side dynatrac’s ok Knuckles one time. I would have rather just pressed them out and put new ones in.

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Thanks!

Found a rear axle and will have it tomorrow! In talks with a guy for a front axle out of a Mojave which doesn’t have a front locker. Is it safe to assume that they are the same axle housing and that I can possibly drill a hole and add a factory front locker?

Got the Pumpkin ale just for @Ddays

Yea they are not good. Was at one tonight for the welcome dinner and I had to force it back. Switched right back to a beer lol

No wines to post but I’m in Virginia for a wedding tomorrow. While driving I had to have passed 20+ wineries on the road. Had no idea wine is so big here