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Hey now. grammar is important! I learned the difference between your and you're here on the internet's not in school.
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Hey now. grammar is important! I learned the difference between your and you're here on the internet's not in school.
XJosh95
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Grammar: The difference between knowing your shit and knowing you're shit.
My biggest grammar gear grinder is when people concentrate so intently on making sure something is "So-and-so and I" that they forget about context. "This is a picture of Greg and I at the cabin."
No! If you remove Greg from the statement leaving just yourself, you wouldn't say "This is a picture of I at the cabin." Correctly it would be "This is a picture of Greg and me at the cabin."
My biggest grammar gear grinder is when people concentrate so intently on making sure something is "So-and-so and I" that they forget about context. "This is a picture of Greg and I at the cabin."
No! If you remove Greg from the statement leaving just yourself, you wouldn't say "This is a picture of I at the cabin." Correctly it would be "This is a picture of Greg and me at the cabin."
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- Michigan
" Let's eat Grandma"
"Let's eat, Grandma"
Two very different meanings
"Let's eat, Grandma"
Two very different meanings
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- bourbonnais IL
Rather be pissed off, then pissed on.
No!
Rather be pissed off, than pissed on.
No!
Rather be pissed off, than pissed on.
BRIANHO13
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- Spring, TX
BRAKE NOT BREAK
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- Cincinnati, OH
I found an old firehouse built in the 50's for sale in Cincy. Researching buying it and making it a house/shop. Anyone ever look into this before and have advice?
Thanks,
jim
Thanks,
jim
BRIANHO13
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I know with the garage attached to the house, sometimes weld fumes get into the house.
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- Rainy side of Washington
make sure it is asbestos free, then DO IT! That would be awesome.
POLAR_JEEP_04
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- Ohio
That would be badass! Then I can come over and play ghost busters!
terrehautian
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- Terre Haute
That would be freaking awesome, make sure you get an Ectomobile.
BRIANHO13
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So instead of tons I'm thinking light weight buggy on a 30 front with 35s. Discuss.....
POLAR_JEEP_04
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- Ohio
That's what I thought. My 30 disagrees. I guess I could shed a lot of weight and rebuild my 30 with a full case locker and RCVs then cryo treat my ring and pinion. I think I have too much motor or a 30 tho. I think a heathy 4.0 is too much motor for a 30 on 35s tho too.
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- Cincinnati, OH
With that setup, I was killing balljoints and unit bearings once a year. What are you thinking about for steering? I would think you would break knuckles on a 30 with any sort of hydro assist. What about Yota axles? they seem to handle big tires on Toyotas pretty regularly and are lightweight.
POLAR_JEEP_04
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Silas kills his yota axles on 35"s pretty often and he has longfield shafts. It's because he has a 4.3 I think. Yota axles are built for 4 cyl rigs.
POLAR_JEEP_04
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Hydro anything on a 30 would just add to killing the ball joints quicker
BRIANHO13
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I had no issues steering the 35s with the front unlocked this past time out, no assist.....so it will def have a selectable locker in front.
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- Michigan
Re: Re: Important
That statement right there just took you from a budget build to an expensive build. Then you'll be saying, if I'm going to do this then I will truss it, and then I will put alloys in it, and then and then and then
That statement right there just took you from a budget build to an expensive build. Then you'll be saying, if I'm going to do this then I will truss it, and then I will put alloys in it, and then and then and then
POLAR_JEEP_04
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- Ohio
RCVs. Synergy ball joints, timkin hubs, and Gusset the Cs if you can with RCVs
