Recent content by Delta

Even more trash talking on the 4th gen because well, 4 cylinder turbo :rolleyes: IMO the fuel tank size is a moot point, at least for me. I've been filling up on the same schedule as my 3rd gens as it gets better mileage. Now, guys adding lifts and armor, yea that really sucks for them...

The current gen WRX is solid, a really nice car IMO. 4 doors, manual, and 30+MPG. Honestly I see mostly guys 40+ buy them. Although a lot of that is due to price. My '19 is kind of my mid life crisis car, bought at 35 though. I've always wanted one and it was "cheap". I'm pretty handy so odd...

For normal, non extended OCI's, Baldwin is not a bad choice. They aren't spectacular in any way, but I've found them to be constructed pretty decent. I have quite a few in my stash.

I'm gonna be the odd one out and suggest maybe a Cub Cadet. Little bit cheaper, but for .6 acre it will be just fine if you have a relatively flat yard. The LT46 will have a 22HP Kohler and 46" deck. I mow about the same and mowed with one for years. My yard is very uneven and cut up so it...

I always thought it was higher, I need electricity so I just paid the bill and didn't look at it that close so I had to Google it. That was not meant to be a brag :LOL: In that case I will not say the gas price right now. :ROFLMAO:

My electric rate is roughly 12 cents a kw/h which reading around isn't as bad as I thought. If I had a 200a service it would be doable, but at the time I had to swap out my old Square D split bus panel, to upfit everything to 200a I would have had to relocate everything, which wasn't cost...

Hah, I live in Sheetz country. There's WaWa's popping up everywhere, but they don't have Tesla charging. Nearest supercharging station is 30 minutes up the road in a more "affluent" area. My area is more corn and mountains :ROFLMAO:

Until infrastructure improves, it won't fully take off here. Nearest charging stations are a couple towns over, I only have a 100amp electrical service and my provider did another 12% rate increase. Something like a Tesla would be perfect for my 36 mile round trip commute, but it just would...

I don't ever remember seeing it like that before. It's a lease and goes back at the end of the year. Not that I don't care or won't maintain it, but someone else can be jerked around the service department.

No, no, it's definitely a problem. Now you're gonna make me check the coolant in my truck as it looked low after my last service :oops:

That's a new one... :unsure:

Rear main seals on the Tacoma's 2.4T is not an uncommon thing. Is it something of a design flaw? Time will tell. Every manufacture is going through a uhh word I can't use here, but even as a Toyota fanboy I acknowledge it's happening to them too.

500K+ Tacoma's sold with the 2.4T variant and only a select few issues. Much better rollout than the twin turbo Tundra. However this and other videos like it will only fuel more hate against the V6. Only issue I've had with mine was dealer inflicted that I caught before engine went boom. Oh well.

It's probably more common on here than you would think. I think you only hear stories of "frugality" on here, as it's the cool thing to do. I mean, it's not necessarily a bad thing keeping something old running and in good shape, but not everyone here does that.

Don't know about what the internet is saying, but there are a whole bunch of new trucks running around my area 🤷‍♂️