You nailed it on the head, will not have access to my buddies lift till later this winter.Mounce said:So why is it that you won't fix your TB instead of getting a backup car? Don't have time to fix it?
Lloydminster Saskatchewanmcsteven said:What city do you live in or what is the closest city, Chris?
I have gone through the brakes twice, replaced the starter. Still need to replace front door handles.dmanns67 said:Whats wrong with the Blazer? Not reliable?
Mounce said:03 Silverado LT will always be my favorite. Too bad I totaled the one we had lol.
-this was pointed towards r1894, should've quoted.
I personally don't like Colorados/Canyons because of the headlight/turn signal set up. Looks like Silverado lights just upside down. First time I saw one, that got me lol.r1894 said:
Dang...my top 4 cars would be
- TB (lifted or slammed both look great!)
- Colorado (because they look cool and I live in CO)
- Cobalt SS
- Lancer Evo
Links don't seem to work, Saskatoon is 2.5 hrs away and medicine hat (which I'm assuming the first link is from) is further outmcsteven said:Chris,
Not sure how far this is to you, but this would probably be a great gas saver for delivery:
hat.craigslist.ca/cto/4671054470.html
Another, not sure of values up there but looks 2 good 2 be true:
Saskatoon.craigslist.ca/cto/4718400665.html
Toyota is too far out of budget and it's wrong province. Cavalier is too far to go look at.mcsteven said:
After driving the gfs cav of the same generation a couple of times before the head gasket went I will never drive/own another 3rd Gen j body...dmanns67 said:Get the Cavalier and lift it [emoji3]
My high school GF had a 3rd gen. Had a bad overheting issue due to the aluminum head. Anytime we were sitting in traffic she had to have the heat on full blast. That was awesome in the summer.Darkrider_LS said:After driving the gfs cav of the same generation a couple of times before the head gasket went I will never drive/own another 3rd Gen j body...
Reposting this for David since it got lost in the trailer talk lolDarkrider_LS said:Ok....thinking of a different plan....kinda came to the realization that a lot of the brake wear problem is the fact I do 100-150 kms of hard stop/go driving each shift....various speeds and heating the brakes up at a similar rate to the abuse race vehicles see especially in autocross/road course racing. So of course cheap semi metallic pads and cheap Oe type rotors are not gonna hold up as they should. I seen evidence of this in the pads I pulled from the left side....the friction material had large cracks going through it. What I suspect happened on the right side is that the same thing happened and the pad failed rapidly. So I'm thinking that at minimum I need to upgrade to ceramic pads. So I may get a set and a spare pair of oe rotors and plan to install them by January. Still considering a back up beater though.
Going with ceramic pads could not hurt. How much will OE rotors run you for front and rear?Darkrider_LS said:Reposting this for David since it got lost in the trailer talk lol