Lmao I didn’t say closest without going over.1lb Bob

I hope that’s true but I doubt it is.They can only catch one of us
I added almost exactly 185 to the trucks total as well.4325....add 185 if you put my old *** in the driver seat
3725Lmao I didn’t say closest without going over.
When i worked for the used car dealer i would take cars home....I few times I would get home3490.
Also, you weren’t the only one without tags on a vehicle. They can only catch one of us![]()
A damn fine guess.3650 lbs
Yea maybe. I don’t even know how big the stock tank behind the seat is. I’ll guess 20 gallons or so. So +80lbs or so for a full tank. 3720, you missed it by 5 by my redneck math. Well done.So, with a full tank I was damn close too with 3725
As for roads, come visit here my friend...
I have no comparison really because I haven’t been up that way but Norco is notorious for bad roads. I drive down my street like a snake avoiding potholes that will eat a Honda civic.As for roads, come visit here my friend
You could always pull out that pig v8 and put a slant in itAll the guesses are in?
The answer is 3640 lbs with a 1/2 tank of fuel. She’s a heavy pig. I thought these were around 3200, but I guess i was wrong. Ive already started thinking of ways to lighten it easily. Wheels, aluminum this or that, but in reality it cruises really nice and there are other things to worry about. It needs a C notch in the rear frame pretty bad and the bump stops in the front need to be hacked off and re made. You should see the streets in my town, we’re notorious for our crappy roads so frame to suspension contact makes my back cry for help. That’ll be the next project.
Oh look who has jokes today. We all know that’s definitely NOT going to happen. Plus the slant with the 3 speed manual and all cast iron bits (intake,exhaust,water pump, etc) was noticeably harder on my engine hoist than the magnum and 46re. I’d bet they’re fairly close with a 50 or so pound edge (lighter) going to the magnum. Also my new 5” aluminum driveshaft was less than half the weight of the original steel shaft. I’m betting over all it’s lighter now. Wish I weighed it before.You could always pull out that pig v8 and put a slant in it
I don't either, but ours are horrible. New roads last a couple years. Mostly due to the frost I believe. And all the salt/brine they use. Snow melts into cracks and freezes expanding and making it heave or crack more. Entire cement sections out of place like driving on whoops. Worst in spring. Heading up by Mum this weekend. 250miles of bouncing in my old 1 ton truck.I have no comparison really because I haven’t been up that way but Norco is notorious for bad roads. I drive down my street like a snake avoiding potholes that will eat a Honda civic.
At least you have a reason for it. Our reason is……….no one cares.
Our gas tax is going to fix all that.
Oh wait...
