Good grief - some of us are old enough to remember when the compact pickups topped out at about 100HP. Anything today is about 3x that so unless you plan on towing a huge amount - get the Tacoma. Also get off my yard
I was reading about that chase. Legendary Jim Hickman drove it.He also was the driver of black Charger in Bullitt. The article mentioned that the director did not have new York's permission to film a chase but did it anyway. Wow
Not easily. IIRC they did not fire all of them since some did not walk out. They backfilled with military controllers. I remember reading somewhere that it took over 2 years to get new ones out the pipeline.
According to my yellow health card I got MMR in 2012 before India. I had to look it up so I can state that there was no molten lead feeling since i did not recall getting it until this week
Correct. Not sure when it ended but 1980 (Magic vs Doctor J) definitely was a 10:30 showing for the final game. Took Bird and Magic entering the NBA to get finals to prime time
Reminds me of the mid 90's and what I called the Ultimate Ringer at work. It was a women who played on LPGA tour before joining the company. Right away you had someone in your scramble foursome who could outdrive almost anyone and got to tee of from the ladies tees in the scramble. Tough combo.
It's been about ten years but I paid about 100 each for OEM shocks. I did the rears myself buth te fronts were coilover so I paid the garage about 250 for both. 2001 4Runner. Didn;t have to add coils and a few years time but still way lower
Haven't looked in ten years but isn't the conversion just switching to new, no XReas shocks and eliminating the whole active component? At about 100K miles you need to be looking at shocks in any case
I think we are assuming the 125K miles are on older models. I would stay away from any current models - Toyota is really having various issues with current engines.
A few more thoughts. Do you have different balls for a punt? Kicking a sensor seems like a bad idea. Also I can see a huge hole in the entire theory. You can design a ball with sensors that could probably figure out where it was on the field. However it can't figure out whether the player holding it was down. Tackled from behind and the player stretches the ball out. Only problem is that his knees are already on the ground or he reaches out ( like Tennessee receiver did on the last play of the 1999 Super Bowl). Obviously down but the ball is across the line