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how do you guys afford this stuff!

i read this ....and i was surprised. The load range or ply rating branded on a tire's sidewall helps identify how much load the tire is designed to carry at its industry specified pressure. Passenger tires feature named load ranges while light truck tires use load ranges that ascend in...

variation in wheel speed is sensed many times per second. the calculation is based upon comparisons that involve fractions of an angular degree. youre right, its reactive rather than proactive. which one helps in rain and ice? abs is a good thing...i have less dents.....i did not say no...

the purpose of the valve is to determine what percentage of braking force is given to the rear. greater load in rear (judging from sag) increases the portion. antilock systems do this, and more.

i am not aware of fords using them either.

this guy didnt read that instruction http://www.dodgetalk...ad.php?t=162522 maybe its more for show? high COG and spongey springs they say

towing jeep is not bad....dont really notice a load. when your on a fast dirt road that jeeps bounces around back there....looks like a water strider floating over the bumps.

ntsqd: ok, i give on the conversions. DanoT: i generally agree with your logic. how confident would you be of getting to 125K miles with a big block gas engine? wouldnt it be a bit tired? my experience is that the diesels hold up for a lot longer.

i liked it there in Shelter Cove...i didnt mind the little RV park there at all. its nice, right near the water...good showers too. we stayed there a few times...and that was before the pig fest. we used to be able to catch them in the sacto river like this. i used a 6 foot ugly stick and a...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lower_heating_value these charts have different data.

..... Not sure who really needs a couch, unless you spend lots of hours just sitting in the camper. We sure dont do that. we fold it down and we all sit on and watch movies on the laptop. its a lot of soft sitting space folded down.

To expand on this: the find posts and threads button in a users profile is to find what they call "active" posts, or posts made within the last year. You can find all post from a user regardless of how old they are here: http://www.wanderthe...e&module=search Just use the find by author field...

i hope you have cool temps! will be over 100 here.

i have not been able to price that....i bet its really expensive

no power needed. just a little heat. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absorption_refrigerator

hey hey hey i have a short bed! man oh man.......a wedding....wow ! i feel for ya. good status! this is entertaining. hey the "off'ed a diesel" thread has some new info in it. keep going!

i thought that diesel fuel had greater energy......requiring more extreme measures to exploit. higher compression, higer operating temp. greater energy that gasoline...is that true?

i was up late last year. dont drive bowman lake road to get there. go in from the other side. the road right next to bowman has had riprap dropped on it....the stuff is sharp. two flats! weekenders are going to share the area with a lot of atv traffic. we left on a friday, there was a lot...

that was 2003 ugh its been too long, need to go again and get all the way in there. there is another guy that made it in and the pics prove it. i have all the research stuff baumhoff did in '53....his paper. i know where it is and i know a route to it. it just takes getting as close as...

placement of those is important. propane needs to be low. co needs to be high.

i got into the ishi story and began to research the area. man its hot up there.....those slab crossing are such a blessing on a hot day. i towed a friends jeep from sac, out the hogback and stopped at the "road" west of finley. took the jeep down to to wildhorse corral. by the time we got...

some of those campgrounds up there are very, very nice. clean, hedges between individual sites.....wayyyyyyy better than anything in Cal!

wow i have been up there! are you familiar with kingsley cave? is that the road that drops down.....just a bit west of finley lake/pond? the lava up there is hell on tires. too easy to rip a sidewall.