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I run hood vents and aux fans because I do a lot at high altitudes where the loads are greater and the air thinner, or I am in the desert at 120F. My tip is to run the equivalent of a turbo timer and it forces the aux fan to run for several minutes after you stop to cool things down. I just...
Back channel me for info on sights to see and routes through Colorado/Utah/Arizona. If I'm home, you are welcome to stop by, have some BBQ, take a shower, and sleep in a comfy bed. Calgary is a nice clean town but the scenery from Jasper to Banff is some of the best in the world.
I am hoping...
First off, the northern lights are latitude dependent and are extremely variable. Predicting where you can see them more than 24hrs in advance is impossible. The overall intensity varies in a cyclical manner which roughly follows an eleven year sun spot cycle. We are just coming out of the...
I have been running BFG AT's for 25 years (7 sets). Originally I could get 50k on them, but as they changed the compound, the mileage dropped. All in all, I have had good luck with the various versions. A couple of months ago I had to replace my tires and the KO2s were no where to be found...
It all depends on the direction and strength of the wind. Just to be sure, get a cheap battery powered CO detector at Home Depot / Lowes.
Its better than waking up dead.
Hola. My name is Tom and I have been wheeling and rock crawling for over 40 years all over the Rockies. I live in Loveland, but I am working out of state for the time being. I try to be back one week a month.
That is why I use My Radar. I can at least see in real time what is coming and how it is progressing. The old school forecasters learned the idiosyncrasies of a specific area and did their homework. Things were more accurate 40 years ago than today.
Chain laws are different from state to state. Colorado has gone off the deep end due to the number of out of state people going skiing and through the mountains in the winter. They routinely require snow tires or chains. That means the tires have to have the little snow flake on the side or...
I do my own alignments. I do them by how my vehicle is handling and the tires wearing. I align using a tape measure a precision level and since I use solid axles, my results are always spot on.
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