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Old 01-06-2016, 12:23 AM
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Put mine up for sale. Sure am gonna miss her once she is gone =(.
Get another one lol

I would be sick if I sold mine, that's tough
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Old 01-06-2016, 08:29 PM
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Aired up my J10's tires. 70deg last week, and it was 6deg two nights ago. Tire pressure dropped from 31 to 24psi.

There's your winter reminder from Clown
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Old 01-06-2016, 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Aired up my J10's tires. 70deg last week, and it was 6deg two nights ago. Tire pressure dropped from 31 to 24psi.

There's your winter reminder from Clown
Not running winter air this year? Bigger molecules have a harder time escaping.
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Old 01-06-2016, 08:45 PM
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Not running winter air this year? Bigger molecules have a harder time escaping.
I thought you were suppose to fill your tires with water this time of year?!
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Old 01-06-2016, 08:50 PM
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Just need to put some green valve caps on.
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Just need to put some green valve caps on.
Saving up for those, had to spend most of my last paycheck on new winter grade blinker fluid.
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Old 01-06-2016, 09:37 PM
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Saving up for those, had to spend most of my last paycheck on new winter grade blinker fluid.
I've started running 40-weight blinker fluid year-round... No adverse effects and I can even go a couple extra thousand flashes between changes.
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Aired up my J10's tires. 70deg last week, and it was 6deg two nights ago. Tire pressure dropped from 31 to 24psi.

There's your winter reminder from Clown
For the people who aren't familiar, your tire pressure really does change with the seasons. I was being serious.

Hot air in the tire (whether from ambient air temp or from driving) raises pressure, and cold air lowers it. It's best to check tire pressure after driving a bit, and adjust accordingly.
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
For the people who aren't familiar, your tire pressure really does change with the seasons. I was being serious.

Hot air in the tire (whether from ambient air temp or from driving) raises pressure, and cold air lowers it. It's best to check tire pressure after driving a bit, and adjust accordingly.
Yep... In Tx we're warm to hot all year and then when our two weeks of winter comes suddenly it's low tires for everyone!

Unrelated, but I may have just agreed to buy a Comanche sight-unseen that is four states (including half of Tx) away...
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I fill my tires with meringue...that way when I have a blowout, it's delicious
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I fill my tires with meringue...that way when I have a blowout, it's delicious
hope u carry a spoon with u all the time
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hope u carry a spoon with u all the time
Doesn't everyone?
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Spork. More prepared that way.
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Tried to change my tb bracket with a re double sheer. Took my re tb off and realized my joint is screwed. Then drove all around town trying to find someone that carries it. No luck so I guess I order one
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New clutch and put the front accessories on. A/C will NOT be hooked up. Just need it there until I get a delete pulley.
Is that a freeze plug inside the bell housing?


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