Random Thought Thread

Murphjd25 said:
My son is such devils advocate. We went for a drive today and he keeps telling me, dad your trucks slow I don’t think it can go 100mph. Hahaha he shouldn’t of opened his mouth.
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You really need some higher speed rated tires….just saying🤣. I was actually thinking about you the other day when I was passing a swerving idiot (he was texting) and had my old diesel up to 9O to get around him. I run Cooper STT’s and my truck is not designed for that🤪
 
beeinak said:
You really need some higher speed rated tires….just saying🤣. I was actually thinking about you the other day when I was passing a swerving idiot (he was texting) and had my old diesel up to 9O to get around him. I run Cooper STT’s and my truck is not designed for that🤪
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Haha yeah I know man. I don’t do it often because it don’t take but a damn couple of seconds to get to triple digits. I love the mud terrains for looks but after a year I wished I just went with a good all terrain. At least my 80 mph tires have held up. And surprisingly they tow very well for a mud terrain. Expensive toy that gets driven once a week anymore 😔
 
At least on Thursday this week I’ll get to use it for the fourth time this year for what I bought it for. 🤣 Heading out for 6 days for Labor Day weekend and the rodeo. Trying to maybe get one more camping trip in end of September or October. Never enough time to do anything between work.
 
oldmanwilly said:
Random piece of cartilage that wasn't trimmed properly?

Could be anything, really. My sister once ordered a chicken sandwich from the Salty Dog in Hilton Head, SC (I forget which specific restaurant, there's a dozen of them). She couldn't cut it in half because there was a sheet of thick, clear plastic embedded horizontally within the chicken "breast". The Salty Dog somehow figured out a way to make a meal worse than a rubber-chicken dinner.
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That's nasty! Never heard of anyone finding a sheet of plastic before
 
Been happy with the Toyo Open Country A/T III on the 4Runner. Naturally, after I put them on, no snow to speak of this past winter. But we have plenty of gravel, clay, mud etc around here which one is bound to encounter. They're quiet and good in the rain.
 
Lorien said:
I tried to carve my first initial into my finger meat, apparently
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there goes my dream of being a hand model, d'oy🤦‍♂️
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Maybe someone put a tracking chip in there while you were sleeping...
 
Blues said:
Been happy with the Toyo Open Country A/T III on the 4Runner. Naturally, after I put them on, no snow to speak of this past winter. But we have plenty of gravel, clay, mud etc around here which one is bound to encounter. They're quiet and good in the rain.
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But Murphjd25 needs heavy duty tires rated for sustained 130mph (with bursts to higher speeds)🤣
 
Murphjd25 said:
Haha yeah I know man. I don’t do it often because it don’t take but a damn couple of seconds to get to triple digits. I love the mud terrains for looks but after a year I wished I just went with a good all terrain. At least my 80 mph tires have held up. And surprisingly they tow very well for a mud terrain. Expensive toy that gets driven once a week anymore 😔
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I put muddies on my truck. It's not an off-road vehicle but it was getting stuck here at the compound and the muddies fixed that problem.

Jo and I pulled 12K down from Ohio earlier in the year and they performed flawlessly.
 
Nathan the Machinist said:
I put muddies on my truck. It's not an off-road vehicle but it was getting stuck here at the compound and the muddies fixed that problem.

Jo and I pulled 12K down from Ohio earlier in the year and they performed flawlessly.
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Also helps maintain control while navigating the self-generating oil slick along the way...
 
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