New England B.S. Thread

Went to NJ for some trail riding. I wish we had stuff like this in MA :(

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We do . Ashburmham ma has trails like that and they are legal to be on . I blew my rear r&p out there last year or the year before .
 
Question for you Alex…when I bought the 4Runner, a red TRD badge was already added to the rear door. Any idea what that would entail? An upgrade of the suspension? What should I look for, because I have no clue.
 
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Ordered some Shrockworks sliders yesterday. I should get them at the end of October. So pumped!!! Plasti-dipping all the chrome badges lime green next weekend at work too!!!

That should look AWESOME! Especially with the BHLM and the gunmetal wheels

Question for you Alex…when I bought the 4Runner, a red TRD badge was already added to the rear door. Any idea what that would entail? An upgrade of the suspension? What should I look for, because I have no clue.


Hmm! Good question. I would check your shocks, as they're probably the biggest indicator. I'm thinking one of two things: 1. The PO put the badge on, or 2. There is an upgraded suspension in the truck. I haven't heard of a red TRD badge from Toyota, so I'm thinking it's option #1, BUT like the TRD off road Tacomas, some run the Bilstein TRD suspension.
 
So who would sue their plumber for this?
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That is a 3/4" or 1" pipe going into the sewer stack which was concealed in my basement wall. No coupling, no seal, no nothing. That pipe is coming from the sink and garbage disposal upstairs. Under the sink it is piped with 2" PVC. Somewhere between the cabinet and the basement the plumber reduced it to a 3/4" or 1" flex pipe, then routed it into the sewer stack as is.

It's been leaking for a long time apparently, as you could tell from the stained insulation, but it just recently got really bad. We now have water under our entire floor in the basement.
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The idiocy. It hurts.
 
So who would sue their plumber for this?
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That is a 3/4" or 1" pipe going into the sewer stack which was concealed in my basement wall. No coupling, no seal, no nothing. That pipe is coming from the sink and garbage disposal upstairs. Under the sink it is piped with 2" PVC. Somewhere between the cabinet and the basement the plumber reduced it to a 3/4" or 1" flex pipe, then routed it into the sewer stack as is.

It's been leaking for a long time apparently, as you could tell from the stained insulation, but it just recently got really bad. We now have water under our entire floor in the basement.
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The idiocy. It hurts.

Damn dude, that sucks! What a shitshow....All the sheetrock in that vicinity will have to be pulled down, and proper drain piping run from the sink to the trunk (assuming that is the trunk). If it has been splashing out (as it is showing signs of) then there is likely something wrong in that larger trunk line as well.
 
Wheeling 8/16?

Thinking about hitting Putnam/Chepatchet location next weekend. Anybody want to go? [MENTION=95934]Dubiousatbest[/MENTION] [MENTION=76166]Qjake[/MENTION] [MENTION=100120]nycrunner[/MENTION] [MENTION=52096]Absolut[/MENTION]yota [MENTION=11156]charliec[/MENTION]orpse [MENTION=9112]chi[/MENTION]llwill [MENTION=63211]emelianenkov[/MENTION]
 
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