Recent content by Jsb

Agree 100% on all 3 items!

Was that picture taken in Prescott?

You are hilarious!

So sorry for your loss. I have had 7 GSDs and we lost our last one when he was barely 8 yrs old. We also experienced this issue with another one of our dogs, but we were fortunate to save him with emergency surgery. It is called torsion bloat and you do not have much time when it happens before...

Sounds about right. The glass guys say it happens quite often for no apparent reason. That explanation sounds as good as any.

Stress crack is probably the issue. I just had my windshield replaced on my truck and talking with the glass shop guys, they said this happens quite often. They said they just reolaced a womens glass that shattered during the night while parked in her garage. They also said that gorilla glass...

Typical car salesman. If they actually told the truth I think lightening would strike. If their lips are moving they are probably lying.

ko bfgs are also lighter in weight for the C rated version 66-68ibs I believe which is something to consider.

Icon makes a wheel called thrush in what they call "smoke grey" which is darker than gunmetal grey that look good on a carbonized grey.

Very cool looking Dog!

Well if it has the Roush exhaust bring your earplugs or not if you want to go deaf.

Agreed!

It is because after all that stopping and starting, your battery is toast at about 3yrs and your starter will be next.

Probably the most useless gimmick ever put on a modern vehicle whether breaking in an engine or not. Depending on your driving conditions, it will actually use more gas instead of saving.

I have experienced the same symptoms as everyone is describing here. Not all the time but enough to notice. I assumed it was the driveshaft, but maybe not.