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Awesome. Now - mass produce it!

Very nice - my favorite gen 4-Runner. Plus you can't go wrong with LC80 wheels - they make all trucks look good, right?

Ogg says hi. Maybe I'm dating myself but remember when SRAM came out with twist shifters? Or when disc brakes came out - who on earth would ever use disc brakes on a bicycle? I'm not advocating this new product - I know nothing about it - but I do appreciate the innovation and desire to...

I remember, back in the day, when Ogg came out with the wheel. Everybody said the same thing... "What's wrong with dragging Bronto-ribs back to the cave?" And, "This stupid wheel is too complicated - it keeps falling over." Now look at where we're at.

I don't have a situation with the link Caoboy - Woody does! The MUD link was with the same information and a laundry list of folks who applied it and were successful. No difference... the codes listed are for programming the SG to register AT temp. I monitor AT, water temp, RPM, and air temp...

Good for you! Yes, 4 items at once. If those are the items you want to monitor, you're good-to-go. Following the directions for entering an Xgauge, enter the following codes when prompted... TXD: 686AF101B4 RXF: 044105B40000 RXD: 2808 MTH: 00090005FFD8 NAME: ATF, tAT, etc. - your choice...

LOL! At least the Judge didn't reply with, "Well, the world needs ditch diggers, too," Sempertoy;)

I bet forum member gear. Check his Moonlander thread in the bike section.

You know what that means... beau coup dollars saved up for more modifications!

Nice. SP Pusher... ...now we know how you support your habit.

Nice!

Where's my flippin' 4WDTO magazine!?

Infantryman - 11B

Thanks for breaking up that internet war, First Sergeant. Four days later... you really put us back in the box! :coffeedrink:

Dammit - you found my weakness for camp chairs...

Hey Jamie! Nice to see you post up... thought I was on brand X forum for a minute there.

WOW! That's screen-saver material right there! Are those the Grand Tetons?

SP Junkie... ...sad, very sad.

My same experience and solutions when driving the mountain passes too. Would I like more power? Sure. But it has plenty on the trail where it's needed. Looking good up in the snow!

I don't know what you're using to capture these images but they sure are great. Nice job! I always hit your thread for your daily trek.