Recent content by jkernitzki

If you're happy with them, good on 'ya, mate. For my own taste, though, ewww! :)

All things Disney are also dead to me. I grew up with Disneyland a few times a year from about 1960 until we moved to AZ in ‘98. Even met Walt one time in the park when I was about 7. We did Disney World once in 2015 and had a great time, but there’s no value in it any more. It’s obvious they...

FORScan beat them to it. ;)

Born & raised in SD, will never go back. The city's been ruined over the last 30 years or so. As for the Grand Canyon, we've been in AZ for 26 years now and just went for the first time last August, though I've seen it from 20,000 feet dozens of times. It's pretty amazing.

SCS is awesome. A few channels I watch (in particular, Superfast Matt) use them extensively, and the work they do is absolutely first-rate.

Japan!

On this topic, I'm headed to Japan for three weeks this October, and the BS will be sitting in the garage untouched the entire time. Suggestions on best all-around charger/maintainer to leave plugged in and connected the entire time? Also, I could also get a smart outlet to completely...

Now you’re going to start a Chilton’s/Clymer/Motor’s/Haynes war…. ;)

I miss old Chevy small blocks in general. Virtually endless combinations of block/head/intake/exhaust. Only part I avoided was the heads on the ‘55 265’s. Those staggered valve covers got almost impossible to find. The fuel pump was also an issue, IIRC. Did a basket build one day in my distant...

Ditto to all the above. Added benefit is it lets support a locally-owned company.

This. Don’t even worry about a match, just get a pair you like with the same ID as the original and you’re good to go.

This thread is going on four years old, so likely resolved one way or another.

They’ll also not unlock from the outside, either. Saw a vid of a guy that camps in his and was concerned that the door could be unlocked and opened if the fob was in the vehicle while he was sleeping. Luckily, it doesn’t.

FWIW, on the Sasquatches with the Goodyear Wrangler RT 's in 235/65R17, the recommended cold pressure is 33 psi. So naturally, the dealer always cranks 'em up to 37 psi after service.

IRS is stating 21 days or less right now for refunds. Beats waiting until April and getting the refund in six weeks or more!