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@@nomad26m6 I think around 3 or 4 ft

I wouldn't suggest it. It will probably just slip

@@countryboy4life969 message me on IG @suprachef and I'll send pics

@@HouseOfRusso yes I am. The upside, I'm having solid boost. The downside, it takes a little longer to spool

@@mikethompson8960 I use bow too, I hunt the different wmu based on when it's bow season

Ya my buddy just scouts the first bow season and then hunts the last bow season

​@Offroadreel that is dumb. Why not scout out a month before bow season and hunt during bow season before they all get scared n or killed

Hello , can i put the 255 40 R18 on the rim 18*8.0j? Why in all documents they say the maximum for 8.0j rim is 245 ?

@karam60000 I don't know. I didn't have documents that told me what I can do. I take the tires to the tire shop and they put them on. Perhaps the 245 is a 'reccomendation'

@@richardkelley779 I wish I would have seen him last year. Ah well there are more around. Theres a nice one on the private land I'm allowed to hunt. He just needs to come around when I'm there. I'm usually out there long before sunrise and sunset

@suprachefgarage9845 good luck my last day for rifle is Nov 26 th I'll see what walks in front of me

@richardkelley779 heck yea! I have till December 31. I just hunt the bow seasons in different wmu

I let alot of young bucks go this last year and ended up with my personal best but each one I let go I would think "he'll be nice next year" and then find myself praying other hunters don't get lucky and he lives another couple years.

@@TheUnlikelyBaker369 there was evidence of a tree stand that was there during gun season. I didn't see it until day break. The buck that was dominant in that area may have been harvested. I wouldn't have put my stand there if I saw someone else was there. There aren't that many bucks around there. Public land hunting

​@@suprachefgarage9845ya unfortunately it's first come first sever. Although even with private land so many losers out there trespassing n poaching makes me sick

@James-d5y3v absolutely, unfortunately this is public land. So it definitely is first come first served. There's many more out there, just a matter of right place right time. Maybe a little legwork too. I spent half of today on private land I have permission to be on and the other half in a public parcel. So close, I had a buck almost close enough but no ethical shot. Next time!

Someone did a nice job hiding a pull-up rope. Ready for next year

Ive taken multiple good bucks from same stand in same season. Just because somebody hunted there doesnt mean that spot is useless. ​@suprachefgarage9845

@@GREMDAMENANCE it's the OEM 2jz connectors and wiring but my harness came from tweakd performance

@@weezyfidelis787 at the beginning of the video I said it was a bandaid fix. There is a proper way to fix it. I'm not in the US and the fox lasted the rest of time I owned the vehicle. Thanks for your input though

I'm not sure. It's a quick fix to get you where you gotta go. I live in a rural area and some things are hard to get right away but you still have to get to work. At the beginning of the video I say it's not the right fix, it's just a bandaid solution.

@@williammills8953 that car is long gone now

@@azentic sounds like a possibile wire or something. Could also be ground related. It happened to my ranger. Turned out to be a bad ground at the starter. Just a few ideas for you

@@mrtargetonline there were screws and clips. I'm sorry I did this years ago and don't exactly remember all the details

@@countryboy1388 excellent, I hope it all works out!

@@titorios2594 still going pretty strong

@@vlads1776 2001 Subaru outback

@@billkemberling9817 it's a special leak detector fluid. It came with a store bought leak detector kit

Somewhere between 2500 and 3000 rpm. I'll test it out today and let you know

There are some reasons to remove the tank, rusted lines and whatnot. I don't hate foreign cars, I have a supra and it's decent to work on really. My domestic truck is a pain. Thanks for watching

Approximately 20" from then punch weld to the floor. My floor sags a little right there. I believe I kinda pushed the transmission off the jack to get it out from under the car though.

It's the 330mm rotor

There is another TH-cam video that has the 345 mm caliper, and he says that for the 345mm you use the 2004 ml500 rotos, I recently got the 345 mm caliper but haven't buy the rotos yet, hope this helps you ✌🏻

You're welcome. Thanks for watching! I'll hopefully be uploading some more content soon.

Thank you! And thanks for watching

They're weddsport sa55m Reps. The originals retail around $400 a rim I believe. The reps are....well reps. They work but will crack. I have 3 actual Weds sa55m and they're made tough. I believe they're flow formed and not cast if my research was correct.

I usually go as wide as possible for myself. I don't run those rims anymore unfortunately.

@@suprachefgarage9845 okay I ask a question bro what size of tires you recommend me .. do u think 245/40/18 front and 255/35/18 rear looks good ??? Help

@@tonycervantes4816 yes, that will look good. Do you have enough room in the front fenders for the width?

@@suprachefgarage9845 see bro 2 years ago I have 20" inch wheels 20x8.5 front with tires 235/35/20 and rear 20x10 with tires 275/30/20. I think don't rub of fender . Right now I have 245/40/18 . I don't know if I use of 255's. Rear and 245/40/18 front. Or 245/40/18 rear / and 235/40/18 front.

@@tonycervantes4816 I think you will be ok and it should look good

You're welcome

I picked this out of the forums for you. It's a start Welcome to the forum. DRL is standard on the Equinox, all years. It could be that the previous owner disabled it for some reason. Check the DRL relay in the underhood fuse block. Also, the DRL resistor may have failed as documented in TSB #07-08-42-002. See thread chevroletforum.com/forum/equ...-lights-14651/. In either case, I'd think the selling dealership should fix the problem.

I didn't run the line from the master cylinder. I believe it runs in the car down the door sills. I just patched it from the back seat and ran the lines similar to the original

Don’t the original ones run under the gas tank? Did you run new ones under the rear seat?

@@mattd5762 they do run betweent the tank and the body. I think I found an alternate route so I didnt have to disturb the fuel tank and all the rusty old stuff

I'm sure you can just reroute that line. I don't remember there being a proportion valve past the rear seat