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It's not just about heat generated by the pump motor. It's also about the temperature rise you get when compressing air. Bob, the ARB Dual is comprised of two singles and theoretically puts out twice as many BTUs. It comes with a fan to help cooling. While the single ARB compressor is just...

HA!

The FCU of the P365 and P320 are completely different from each other. The P365 had its own set of teething problems and firing when dropped was never one of them

What goes in the garage, stays in the garage

"I support freedom of speech. How else will we know who the idiots are?" Senator John Kennedy, Louisiana

I was young, foolish and ignorant of the hot/ crazy paradigm

Trust me, I caught the sarcasm. However, I figured I’d better hedge my bets just in case I walk away from the computer with this forum on the screen

I’ve followed a few threads in other forums about supercharging the 3.6 because it’s cheaper than aV8 swap and Rule Of Cool. The problem is, out of all the supercharger installs I read about, I think only one was tuned satisfactorily. There are a lot of first hand stories from dissatisfied...

My wife knows about my ex

I’ll see your Latina and raise you with a Redhead

To the best of my knowledge, the sway bar disconnect has nothing to do with the locker. When I disconnected the harness on my sway bar (2012 Rubicon) it didn't affect locker actuation. Did you try pressing your locker switch twice? Try engaging the lockers with the key on and the engine off...

Followed by "Meep! Meep!"

To be honest, I didn't see a map of the area until the 90s. It was our backyard- we don't need no steeneeng map of our backyard. To us it was simply Mojave. Dad and his hunting buddies gave campgrounds names like Indian Rocks, Deer Camp, Joshuas, Skunk Camp, Hyme's Rock and we shot a lot of...

When I was growing up, the BLM provided the best playground any kid could want!

Not nonsense. My father had been taking us out to Mojave Desert since the 60's. We were very young. My youngest brother was still in a playpen. The Power that Be closed many trails BEFORE forming the Mojave Preserve, some that were never included in the preserve area. Our primary stomping...

Yes, this is so and it's not just you. While I hope things change, this cannot be denied

The downside to that are the trails that get closed because they're "not commonly used". I saw that happen first hand out in Mojave before the Mojave National Preserve was formed. Back then, we ran into a couple hiking off-road trails to identify which were "commonly used" and those which...

You're right. When the feds decide to close a trail, close off the Mojave Desert as a wilderness area and sell land to blighted with solar panels and windmill farms in the name of saving the planet, seize lands from the state, groups like UPLA aren't even a speed bump. That doesn't mean they...

Maybe so. It's been hard pushing back against the "Save the Planet" juggernaut lead by the weaponized federal government. Say what you want, UPLA is having a positive impact in Utah, especially in the Sand Mountain area. Yes, more can be done and we should do more. I know I should.

He raises money for groups such as UPLA that fight against trail closures. When there was a deal proposed to sell Sand Mountain lands to developers in exchange for lands to be set aside for tortoise protection, he put the word out and rallied people to attend meetings and write to the BLM to...