MrMikeyG
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@leonard_nemoy is that an actual "range," or just a good spot you know about?
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@leonard_nemoy is that an actual "range," or just a good spot you know about?
Took the big dogs for a walk. Rear locker only, still aired up at 34 PSI.
This is a tough wedge obstacle - it’s hard to see in the vid, but for some perspective this is my sons 3rd Gen Runner on 35’s rear locker almost going over.
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I like that oil filter adapter!Well, got a little more done this weekend. Installed the FoMoCo racing 90 deg oil filter (I likes!) attendent oil change, straightened out some buggered wiring done by a shop who worked on my starter when I did not have time, ordered the bolt the same shop left out that secures the top of the starter, made a new #2 conductor for the starter so I can re-route it to allow better access to equipment, removed and painted the chain tensioner (I did not realize it wasn't painted when I rebuilt the motor and could not stand the rust any longer) and started plumbing in the hydro boost. Also received word that my recovered steering wheel is on the way! Plumbing the hydro boost is taking longer than I had hoped as routing lines to allow access to parts for servicing, making sure it looks okay and layout are more labor intensive than I thought...
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It is sweet. I also installed a new bung (you can see it partially threaded in one of the pics) from Improved Racing so I can use standard Toyota filters if I wish. I look forward to not spilling oil down the side of the block, on the floor, on my arms and in my hair from now on!I like that oil filter adapter!
I watched a special on this not too long ago. Archeologists have now determined that this site was primarily cerimonial and was built to align with the seasonal variations of sun, moon and stars. Even more fascinating is that these people were able to coordinate the construction with outlying pueblos to also align with the seasonal movements of the heavens. I have yet to visit this awesome place but it is on my not too distant bucket list. Thanks for sharing!Chaco Culture National Historical ParkView attachment 2743920View attachment 2743921
Any chance you've got a part number for the adapter and or the bung?It is sweet. I also installed a new bung (you can see it partially threaded in one of the pics) from Improved Racing so I can use standard Toyota filters if I wish. I look forward to not spilling oil down the side of the block, on the floor, on my arms and in my hair from now on!
Yeah, it is indeed a very magical place.I watched a special on this not too long ago. Archeologists have now determined that this site was primarily cerimonial and was built to align with the seasonal variations of sun, moon and stars. Even more fascinating is that these people were able to coordinate the construction with outlying pueblos to also align with the seasonal movements of the heavens. I have yet to visit this awesome place but it is on my not too distant bucket list. Thanks for sharing!
Amazon product ASIN B08VF91V4L
Yes siree Bob! Improved Racing Remote Oil Filter Mount Thread Adapter Bung for 3/4"-16 Oil Filters - https://www.improvedracing.com/oil-filter-nipple-adapter-bung-3-4-16-to-m22-1-50.htmlAny chance you've got a part number for the adapter and or the bung?
That or just delete the LSPV. There are a few write-ups on how to delete it.Delta bracket installed. Yeah I know I've got to remove the LSPV bracket from the axle.....
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That or just delete the LSPV. There are a few write-ups on how to delete it.
Hey, I like mag dumps but it's with a race gun, so that's allowed right?It's not an official range, and I'm not sure I would even call it a "good spot".
I would call it an adequate spot to shoot that is very close to home. I just have to get there early in the morning and I can safely set up and shoot my rifles out to about 600 yards. But usually by 10 AM all the mall ninjas start showing up. The type that love mag dumps with their snazzy AR pistols and steel core ammo using their trash for targets at 25 yards, all while idiots on side by sides and dirt bikes are riding where they shouldn't be.
The location in my photos is completely legal for shooting but requires a high degree of awareness to stay safe.
It's hard near Seattle - I drive a couple of hours north to an area I found above the Sauk river between Darrington and Concrete. There's some public pits up there, but they're sketchy, packed and filthy. I head further up to some old clear cuts and set up to about 450 yards. I'm also lucky enough to have a friend with a membership who takes me to the King County range in Ravensdale which is really well kept and goes out to 600, but you're going to be shooting right next to others - safe, but the noise and brass showers suck. I prefer the mountains with a suppressor so I can shoot without sweaty muffs and I can BBQ and chill as long as I want without feeling like I'm hogging a lane.Cool. I keep hearing about a couple of spots like that near me, I just haven't done any real networking to get out there yet. Having a place be public certainly has its drawbacks.
Its been recomended to me to avoid pressure inside the engine bay, anyone run into issues using a pressure washer inside the bay?Cleaned the engine bay. Hot water pressure washers are the bomb
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