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Me too! But my wife and son don’t 😂

The drone on mine with a rear seat delete is pretty bad. Highway speeds it’s rough. Doesn’t help that I can hear the rear end screaming too

@icebox829 sound deadening material may help sime if its really bad.

@@MrCliffWorks yeah it’s mostly the drone from the exhaust it hits a certain pitch and it’s pretty rough. It’s not so much how loud it is. But I might put some deadening in at some point

Nice!

We'll be doing that next Spring 🐣

Exactly! The WRX was amazing but not practical at this point. Maybe I can get a project car to tinker with in the future.

Yeah...not the best but good enough for this one task. The receiver picks up the signal from nearby breakers so you have to do a lot of up, down, off, on business.

It shows you what circuit an outlet is on so you know what to turn off in the breaker box

@@FeelsGoodman124 ok

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They didn't work with my laptop but worked with my phone. They are bulky and hard to work with so I only used them a couple times.

No. The restrictir is not needed.

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No cracking but we had our slab poured with 5,000 psi mix to support our 1,500 gallon swim spa. Not sure how other mixes will hold up.

I purchased this kit from Amazon. Here's a link: 55Pcs Rubber Grommets for Wiring - Double-Sided Rubber Grommet Kit in 6 Assorted Sizes 5/8",13/16",7/8",1",1-3/16",1-1/2"- Firewall Grommet Automotive - Ideal Solution for Wire Protection (Black) a.co/d/2Izel6w

@@MrCliffWorks thank you very much.

@MrCliffWorks ok. I purchased the kit you recommended, it came today ( Thank you amazon prime )! I put in the 2 grommets that desperately needed replacing, BOOM!!!! worked like a charm. Thanks again buddy! P.S my wife says she love you. Hahahahaha!!!!

@jeremyallen3220 😆 cheap and quick fix 👍🏻

@@MrCliffWorks bro!! You saved me hundreds of dollars! So great full.

I think it was 31" or 31.25" x 1/2" width. I got it at Tractor Supply. They have a pretty good selection.

It's been so long that I'm not 100% sure. I would load to 4mm to start and set the damping 1/2 way. Adjust until it's just barely harsh and bouncy...back off the preload 1mm to remove harshness. Then, Adjust damping to take the bounce put. Hope that helps. 👍🏻

@@MrCliffWorks thanks man! I’m gonna give that a shot.

I just traded it in but they ran pretty good but one of the front adjusters seized up. It was set pretty good though. High spring load will cause harshness. Lowering will cause severe bump steer. Damping will absorb bumps and remove bounce. If you're lowered, I would recommend roll center relocation kit for your front end. That helped me out a lot with bump steer.

They're gone now but they were at least 10 feet from the house except where the angled section of the house is. We didn't want to risk damage to the house if we got a freak wind storm. Well probably go with a good hard covered gazebo next time for use more of the year and in rain.

I went light on the cat but you're right.

Yes...no issues since.

I believe it was a 1" to 3/4" NPT reducer

@@MrCliffWorkshow have the red pressure relief buttons held up for you ?

@GY6SCOOTERCHAT yes. If yours does not, the sealing seat inside the bleed valve (red button) may have debris. Try shutting the water off, remove the filter, hold the button down and flush some water into the valve and pull/push ot a few times and try again. That may clear ot out. If it doesn't close at all, the spring may be defective in the valve. You'll have to contact the manufacturer for help.

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I think we actually lrft them for 4 to 6 weeks. ua-cam.com/video/1D69KMT6y8A/v-deo.htmlsi=Xbn88vbeGz1c1L0V

@@MrCliffWorks thanks

I'll sketch it up and give dimensions this weekend.

15/16 socket