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I'm interested in planning a trip @pELYgroso

Those shocks should work mint.

Sold yesterday. First phone call. I'm excited to drop some cash off to Grandma. I think I'll give it to her in $10s or $20s to make it feel really impressive!

Sweet mullet bullet! I dig the wheels too.

Another vote for the Summit Machine spindle. It's the beef.

S0?

3/16" aluminum plate (parent material). I used 2 different thicknesses of filler rod (1/8" & 1/16"). Thanks for the advice Mike, I'll definitely try all that. It's definitely different to start a puddle on aluminum because it doesn't change shape and color quite like mild steel. And it seems...

I bought a much nicer helmet and that makes all the difference in the world. True color lense is amazing.

Ok so being a perfectionist this is hard for me, but here are my first aluminum passes with the TIG. I burned up about 7 or 8 rods last night. These are two different filler rod thicknesses on 3/16" I think. Experimenting with amperage & speed. Around 50 amps seemed to be the sweet spot for...

I had that style tongue jack for a minute, until the first time I dropped my tailgate and smashed a dent into it with the jack. I really like that box though. Looks like room for everything!

Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled. https://ultimatemotorcycling.com/2017/01/17/2017-ducati-scrambler-desert-sled-first-ride-review-12-fast-facts/ Heck I'd even take a regular scrambler

I've built a fair number of rigs. I have a TJ because they're awesome at a lot of different terrain and there's less body to smash.

Pm incoming

Well I finally figured out why this 01 would not run well for anything. Chipped Reed petal. And who wants to replace a reed when you can upgrade? VForce reeds.

JKS has the spacers

Grandma's Honda Civic LX. 133k miles. She can't drive now so it's up for sale. Automatic, AC, Cruise control. Cassette tape player! $2500 non-RME If you have an RME gear: $2250 Firm. 1994 It's in pretty fantastic shape. 1 owner and it's been garaged all it's life and only taken to Larry...

Good deal! Just make sure your not getting too cold at night. I waited 3+ days for it to cure. I don't know what it's shipped with but Muriatic acid is the stuff to use (hydrochloric acid is the other name for it). I cleaned and pressure washed mine first then etched it. I'm sure if you do...

Just be aware it will not cure correctly if the concrete is cold. So get it as warm as possible and as clean as possible first. I would highly recommend an acid style concrete etcher.