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Brett, you werkin on this thing over the weekend? Lemme know, maybe I'll head north Friday or Saturday.

I operate and build large natural gas fired engines for a living, but I’ll admit I know nothing about the automotive side of it. With that in mind, I can see some flaws in your calculations, as well as having some questions of my own. Your figure for CNG seems low considering there is about...

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I just call em as I see em....... ;) Hey, what did you think about that concert hall. Pretty sweet eh?

Isn't that how you got where you are at Snowbird??? :D

Are you thinking of the sight near Bluebell where we had one of the first ARCA events? If so, these are two different places. The latter being much cooler.

You're gonna play hell getting that thing safety inspected the way it is. You sure you want to go even wider?? Not that I mind. The wider you are, the less Rocky Mountain pin striping I get. :D Hey, tell russ I'd be happy to get that old red junker out of his hair so you have more working...

5.37 hours in a Toyota..... :)

I do mine as well. I've got one of those el cheapo Harbor Freight mounters that works wonders on them. You're welcome to use it if you like. You'll also find an air ratchet is a blessing.

I think Mbryson will be back in SoCal in the next couple days, and his truck is there sitting empty.

I'm driving mine...... :D

You've got a pretty nice set up now, cept for that engine. That would be number one on my swap list, and a small block chebby and auto trans would be my choice.

This is a very old practice known as Loadshedding. It's been around forever, but is just starting to hit the residential customer. Steve is correct, it's all about investment in infrastructure and your savings will be minimal if any at all. The infrastructure issue isn't so much about...

Hey I'm not skinny, I'm a Thinja!!

Bart's being awful quiet. I'll bet the old feller can't remember the rig.... This should jog his memory. :D

My personal preferences for on board air systems would be as follows: 1: Kilby. Probably the very best system on the market. 2: Junkyard parts to mimic kilby. Great system and fairly cheap, but a lot of work. 3: A quality electric powered system. I went with the Viair 550C due to...

Would it really matter there Slim??? :D You might have a shot if it were wet.

I just put $1900 into repairs on my 07 Dodge (37,000 mi.). Great engine, too bad the rest of the truck is built so poorly. It really doesn't matter on the make, every truck has it's weak points.

Insert plug BEFORE fluid...... :D

You got off cheap. I've poured 12 yards this summer for more RV parking using the U-Cart method. $125 a yard (the 2 yard tumbler carts are pretty sweet). But, if you factor in the cost of a pump, it's really sixes. Not to mention, pouring and finishing two yards at a time by myself is enough...