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I can read and usually translate Engrish. :D

Yes, post #1. ;) They were (are?) cheap and disposable. :D

*Hawaiian for "Chance", I'm sure.

I liked them too. :D (still do...shouldn't have been past tense on that "like")

How did I forget Magnum P.I.? That was one of my favorites. :cool:

Back in the day (80's specifically, but definitely 70's also) there were TV shows that featured cars or other vehicles prominently, or even ones that were specifically centered around the vehicle. Even more with less prominent cars, but still "signature" or recognizable things, well-known from...

TONS of storage options on the sides of the camper, as well as under the cabover part. :cool:

I remember that, and I think that was the precedent that made this OK. I'm not saying it's wrong--it's normal to push the envelope of the rules. I like it, but I just don't like it. :) Luckily, it doesn't really affect me one way or the other. It's fun to watch.

Who you calling a jeep guy? The last couple years, Stock class has been won by a leaf-sprung Toyota truck.

The 3 factory-backed Broncos finished 1,2,3 in the Stock class. Nice job, I guess.....maybe I feel a little bitter, because it seems like they just threw enough money at it to make it work. Within the rules, but kinda sketchy since they had portals on the front.

Not at all arguing with that, since it's 100% accurate--but when I did the WJ front brakes on my TJ, I kept the stock master and it worked great. I attributed it to not needing as much pedal throw because of the larger rotor giving more braking power, despite the larger caliper volume. The...

Extra points for Minnesota. :cool:

Not at all. No issues with non-heated water. I've never tried a heated one, so maybe it's a luxury I don't know I'm missing?

I hate to admit it, but the SxS races are pretty dang impressive. They've come a long way from just being 4WD golf carts. :) Right @BCGPER ?

....and give opposite answers. :rofl::rofl:

Is the WJ master just because of the rear disk brakes?

Any noises or anything? I'd be inclined to keep fresh fluid in it and monitor more often than usual. Also, if they're still Toyota axles, 5.29 is the likely ratio.

Yes she will. My wife was not in favor of the idea of trying it in the beginning, now she's a convert. :)

1st with a margin of like 4 seconds! And that's after staying up all night repairing the front axle, which was broken in half yesterday. :D

Yes, will absolutely need a track bar.