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Bailiff! Whack his PeePee!

As a CWP holder, I am required by SC law to intervene. Think unpaid constabulary. Some serious evaluation must occur at lightspeed prior to presenting. Saying something first just might escalate the situation. Presenting first gets past that and goes directly to hostility. Say nothing and let...

But having the diesel type power delivery from a gasoline fueled engine is the holy grail. For that reason, I consider the diesel a stop gap measure at best. M2C.

Funny how folks have become addicted to a piece of electronics telling them where to go. I always plan my route in advance using that thing called a map. Paper GPS. When I rode the Kawasaki across the country and back, I used the waffle house and rest stop "you are here" navigation app. (Writing...

Since you asked for an opinion, those tires out past the flares makes it look like a carnival freak auditioning for the next cars movie. As we say in Motorcycledom, ride your own ride.

I have a 12 gauge perimeter alarm from Fifth Ops. 128dB flash bang. Just remember to disable it before approaching. I have also heard of a fluorescent light ballast being wired up. Get an Atticus and let him sleep in the cab, window down.

People will use whatever excuse as a crutch when they realize they have no logical, valid reason to support their idiotic actions. Some folks stay with their childish, learned behavior forever because they never got their ass whupped the first time they pulled that stunt on their parents.

Given today's norms, just park centered across one line at an angle. No expensive side steps needed.

It used to be a ticket-able offense with tires on the line. Probably still is just not enforced and that is how things slide downhill.

Spot on, Phil. This happens everywhere now. It is as if those painted lines are suggestions and made for somebody else. A while back, I parked next to a vehicle that was tires on the line, driver's side. I parked evenly between the lines. Went inside and ordered lunch. About halfway through the...

"... when bottoming out the skid plate." So, I am not the only one calling it for what it is and not what it is not-air dam. It is plastic, made to deform to absorb hits and protect the components underneath.

Some-one left the keys to the "Special Needs" room laying about.

I have been using "carpet squares" forever just for this reason. A set of floor mats from Autozone? Shoot, Ollie's sells all manner of rug runners. I also keep a cut away section of appliance box cardboard back there. Fiberglass shell topper. My truck has a hard, shell liner that is brutal on...

Are you applying the breaks in nutural? Inquiring minds want too no.

We cancelled the satellite service and went with Roku. I/we just became tired of Home Alone re-runs every other month and daily in July. We save over 100 clams a month and have access to an innumerable amount of programming. Some without but most with commercials. Some one has to pay for...

We cannot get the oversized tire/stock fender crowd to follow the rules. What makes you think the no DVD while driving will be self-policing? Asking for a friend.

And perhaps not. The fake cooling vents are for posers.

I went off the deep end when stationed overseas in the 70s. I learned a lot about audio. Whatever brand you choose, there are usually good, better and best unit offerings from each. I doubt top tier speakers were chosen for the system or it would be too expensive of an upgrade, a non-seller. I...

Can this behavior be eliminated or lessened with a Tru-Trac type helical gear diffy? Problem is, only a Trac lock fits inside the OEM cases.

The Weathertech offering looks best IMO but they and all of the others still look like added on warts. None of them flow visually, for me. Now if MOPAR offered a fender liner that incorporated a flap extension, I think that would fit the bill. They could also have a wider option for those folks...