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I really want to get into this... Looks like a metric shit ton of fun.

^ Haha. Thanks.

I haven't seen my shirt..

I can think of at least one rig with a windshield this last race; John Williams Jeep.

FWIW, I never had issues passing the '06 Xterra with Spidertrax wheel adapters. Changed from 6x4.5 to 6x5.5.

^ I was literally typing that same thought.

Thanks for the help last night guys... Shane, I'd love to have you over for Sheetrocking if you can swing it; at the very least snag the rotozip from you. ;) Kurt and I knocked out the smaller arch in the main room, and started in on the fur down on the ductwork. Tonight I plan to pull more...

I vote 255's. I ran 285's on my Xterra with wheel adapters and it just sucked to always worry about hitting the fender, or just rubbing in general. 255's never had an issue even with the adapters. I would love a set of 255/85 KM2's on the 62.

I was told its best to wire them all together and only install/test the outlet on the end of the circuit before Sheetrock. Shoul I not bother with it?

Perfect.. I've got everything needed for framing.. Lazer guided/heat seaking table saw, nail gun, air compressor, lumber.. Maybe bring your favorite hammer. :) Wiring overwhelms me.. John Hall is helping me with the larger wiring issues, such as drilling holes in my exterior wall to run 9"...

Cascadia, if you can swing it that'd be awesome. Shane/Kurt others, tomorrow or Wednesday afternoon/evening work? Realistically I'll be working on it every night this week so Sheetrock is good to go by Saturday.

I see it as Ken found that its not all about racing, ad even winning races. He took a motorsport hobby with an almost freestyle feeling (yet obviously very choreographed) genre of rally/drifting; and made it profitable for himself.

Awesome Shane. Btw, for those who may not know, I'm in Magna.

.... On the lookout for a beater 4cyl Toyota to rally.. :-)

I'm trying to get to Sheetrocking my basement this Saturday, and have a few things to be buttoned up that I could use help with.. Framing: 3 short walls, doorframe w/ arch, and around a section of duct work. Electrical: Outlets and switches need to all be tied together (wires are run...

Standard Supply too.

We're thinking about getting one of these if it's a Beardy McGee Jr:

PM returned John. Thanks!

Makes sense. Our basement just has insulation, so getting the power plumbed through shouldn't be any harder than drilling the hole.

We were thinking that we'd run the power out of the main box, through conduit, into the basement via a hole that we will drill through to concrete, right next to the existing conduit with power from the main box.