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DownshiftAndFloorIt

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Interests:Kickin hippies asses and raising hell
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Registered on:1/10/2011
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played New Vegas once so some of the Easter eggs are a little blurry to me.



"Patroling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter" repeated over and over and over and over and over was textbook new vegas
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every Dollar General is a Sam site


South Louisiana is impenetrable
I'll have to try me one next year.

We got a single picture with over 20 coons in it on a feeder before...
As long as you can wear a good belt and untucked shirt you'll be fine. Vedder light tuck behind the hip if you're fat or appendix carry if youre not fat. If you have to tuck your shirt in then you need to have somewhat loose fitting clothes but otherwise, again, no concern.

If you cant wear a good belt, its gonna be a problem no matter what. Working out for example, is damned difficult to carry while doing.

If you havent noticed yet, the belt is what makes or breaks it for both comfort and concealment.

Belt. Belt. Belt.
I just paid $3.10 for diesel

:sad:
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Makes ding dongs feel good about diesel trucks not billowing black smoke out the exhaust.


Nope, that's what the DPF and high pressure common rail fuel system does.

For on-highway vehicles selective catalytic reduction makes the most sense out of everything. You get drastic NOx reduction just for skeeting urea over a catalyst bed. No more shitload of EGR. No more horrible timing maps. No more dumb shite.

Like I said earlier, yall are hating on the wrong shite. DEF injection as a form of NOx reduction is excellent. Its all the other ceap that sucks
A stainless steel fine tooth blade is where it's at for recip saws

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swapped out all of our spinner plates to the Spin Tech Spinners and that has eliminated them from climbing up on the timer


Quick hijack

Does it work well with soybeans?
Your time doesnt count for the pocket knife challenge if you dont split the chest and the wishbone
Of all the shite thats involved with a modern diesels truck, the parts that skeet fertilizer into the tailpipe are by far the least intrusive.

What you SHOULD be mad about is ULSD, DPFs, and high pressure common rail fuel systems
With a walk in cooler its SOP. You can get all the front guts out without splitting it but you can clean everything so so much better with the chest split open.
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Need additional input. Would try


No, do not try.

No air filter is a horrible idea.
Humble goals for me.

Have more months under budget than over.

re: US Attacking Venezuela

Posted by DownshiftAndFloorIt on 1/3/26 at 9:04 am to
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you have to credit the US military for the lethality.

0 civilians killed
0 US Troops lost
0 Planes or helicopters down
0 Marine assets sunk
1 President captured.

All in 2 hours with no warning and in the middle of the night.


This is why the comparisons to Bush are ridiculous. Id like to see the price tag for this op vs the one to oust Saddam.

re: US Attacking Venezuela

Posted by DownshiftAndFloorIt on 1/3/26 at 8:37 am to
Yea except this looks to have been a really clean large scale prisoner snatch.

Cost varies wildly depending on who does it.

I dont think e file approvals will be significantly affected once the initial rush clears. As long as you get a computer approval, which is what is happening when people get these super fast approvals, itll still be quick.

HOPEFULLY this is step one to them becoming totally deregulated in the near future but we'll see. Theres absolutely no reason for supressors or SBRs to be regulated like they are.
Any knife / pocket knife / whatever.

I like doing the pocket knife challenge. Get the whole thing from whole deer to hung in the cooler with a pocket knife.

I find it easiest to do off to one side of the sternum where the ribs connect to it, and then the wishbone in the center.
I would. K&N is a wet filter and wet filters only work when they are clean and wet. Sopping wet.

Any vehicle made after about 1992 has a mass air flow sensor and is fueling based on its air flow and will trip a check engine light for low air flow.

A regular paper air filter on a highway use car will last damned near forever.
*SIGH*

I design and test engines for a living. K&N air filters are total fricking junk.

You got fleeced for $70. If it really did actually make a difference, your existing filter was plugged to shite and a new OEM filter would have netted you the same performance gain without the nasty abrasive bypass into your engine.
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