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no problem, I remember thinking the same thing when I hooked mine up, seemed obvious once I figured it out though, isn't hindsight great.

Guys, I think it is actually b.1, b.2, and b.3, for boost, not 6.1, etc. The manual override shouldn't care what your truck tires are doing, definitely have a problem there.

The only way you could get caught is if someone who was BCC'd replied to everyone, forwarded the email, or printed the email. The other recipients of the email (those who were addressed or CC'd cannot see the BCC in any way, shape, or form. There is no trick to recovering this from an email you...

I have changed mine 2 or 3 times but never removed anything either, doesn't seem worth the hassle. I do need to buy a WIF wrench, that thing is a pain to get off of there, I have already chewed up the outside of mine.

I don't think you will have any problems. I take that section of 89 about 7 or 8 trips a year, no problems there. I have done the road to moab through there once, don't recall any issues. I wouldn't have any concerns about it.

Not sure if the guy is oversimplifying or if he is just mistaken, but there is no actual pendulum in the Prodigy. There is an inertia sensor in there that is all electronic, no moving parts.

yeah, I meant to say their testing wasN"T thorough enough. oops. That was my thought also that the wind drag of their horse trailers didn't provide the true test that toy haulers and travel trailers did.

The sad thing is they have one, not too far from KB, Dave and I. It has been here since the 50s. And they use the same mountains for testing that we complain about. Obviously their testing was thorough enough. They are closing their proving grounds here however, so they won't be using them...

That story reaks of hype to me, sure the methane exploded, but the underlying cause was oily rags that combusted on their own, stuff like that could happen in any garage. Who knows, without the explosion, the fire could have built quietly and spread further before anyone woke up. Bottom line...

not a bigger radiator but an aux radiator that sits below the stack (behind the bumper) that gets its own stream of fresh air. This isn't some redneck contraption either, this is engineered with extensive testing. I am guessing chris has made several hundred of them so they have been proven by now.

Just goes to show how little some people pay attention, no way to get a photo ticket without the light going off, obviously you saw the flash.

It was there last time that we went through, perhaps someone stole or hit it.

How did it go?

Star valley right? there is photo radar coming into town from both sides, but I hate to tell you there are signs posted. Good luck.

No wires to hook up on your 06, only on the newerstyle trucks, just make sure there is a fuse there and you will have power at the rear.

Network Engineer in Chandler

LOL ..

Yeah, you are user 507 and I am 509. Just beat me to the punch. I guess I should have registered when I first heard about it.

Here are a couple of mine, first pic is my buddy jumping over me on his Banshee, the other two pics are of a quad lift I built in my garage to store one Raptor over the other to save room in my garage.

GU3ELECTRIC is from Mesa also, lives down the street.