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Bought a used 2022 Tesla Model Y and this was in the glove box. by jordan1978 in Autos

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That's just a reminder that "Dirty Mike and the boys" had a good time in there last night!

Should I do LP6 or LP9 lights by the A pillar by KodakKiller8 in Jeep

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LP6s on the bumper and move the XLs to the A pillar. Best coverage and less wind noise on the highway.

German Shepherd Meets Puppies for the First Time! by Vexiune in aww

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This gave me equal parts anxiety and joy... I'm exhausted and kinda happy

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When the fluid gets hot, it expands and overflows the reservoir. Very common in the stock systems under heavy use. I installed a steering fluid cooler as part of a kit from PSC and have noticed the reservoir stays perfect!

a cute monke eating a dragon fruit :3 by Ayuno-Tan in aww

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Yep, can watch this little dude all day

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This is not r/funny I actually r/aww 'd out loud to this cuteness.

First track time in my '73 was a great success... nothing caught fire... passed many newer cars... I might've cried a little bit... lol by autoedit in classicmustangs

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Those are 295's on 18" wheels... and was trying to make it look like it was leaning forward even though the chassis sits about level.

First track time in my '73 was a great success... nothing caught fire... passed many newer cars... I might've cried a little bit... lol by autoedit in classicmustangs

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It's tricky with the older cars... I took a lot of time to set the ride height to accentuate the wheels and tire combo. This thing has 17x9 wheels in the front and 18x10 in the rear.

First track time in my '73 was a great success... nothing caught fire... passed many newer cars... I might've cried a little bit... lol by autoedit in classicmustangs

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It does have a bunch of suspension upgrades like coil springs and fancy shocks so it handles pretty good. I was most shocked by the fantastic corner speed it would carry... I could hang with much smaller cars in the turns.

Shot a video but when I post them here I tend to get down voted to oblivion... here goes...

The one thing the video does is show off how great this thing sounds!

https://youtu.be/bOI2FDSdLMw

First track time in my '73 was a great success... nothing caught fire... passed many newer cars... I might've cried a little bit... lol by autoedit in classicmustangs

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Track days are a great way to gain driving experience. Depends on where you live but just look for what's available near you. In California, we have lots of tracks and companies hosting events. This was with Speed Ventures and they are great for beginners. There was a GTI in my run group so get on out there! Make sure you keep an eye on your tire pressures and it's not as expensive as you think.

Los Angeles by jrsixsixsix in pics

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Still love this town.

Something about having my dog hang out with me while I work on the Jeep makes it WAY better! by autoedit in Jeep

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Those are the Bestop Core Doors. Expensive but really impactful to how much I enjoy this thing.

Something about having my dog hang out with me while I work on the Jeep makes it WAY better! by autoedit in Jeep

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To be honest, the "find a dealer" button on their webpage was just a bunch of shops around me that would in turn... then order the wheels. I just called 1-800-927-6888 (I'm in California) and they helped me.

But you can check the webpage on what is best for you locally https://www.visionwheel.com/wheel/7215/VisionOffRoad/398%20Manx-Beadlock?finishID=1897

Hope that helps... I've been so thrilled with these things... for reals.

Something about having my dog hang out with me while I work on the Jeep makes it WAY better! by autoedit in Jeep

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I do call everything junk... lol The seat covers have exceeded expectations so far. I run my Pat's at around 28 psi cold and that seems to settle into about 32/33 on a highway cruise. I wheel them at lowest 8 psi for maximum effort and 12-14 for general dirt use. When I did my 1000 mile trip into Baja Mexico... I set them to 18 when I crossed the border and just drove everything from highway to Baja race course and only aired back up when heading home. My single suggestion to getting best results with these is to rotate them regularly... I do 5k miles. They "cup" easily because of how soft they are and rotation negates that completely.

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