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Yeah that's what's keeping me from getting the Chemex. The struggle is real! Just as long as Terraflex stays out of the coffee game we're good...haha.

Taste is 100% subjective and I feel you can't go wrong with either.

I haven't. I do have a lot of BRCC points and have considered getting one to add to the arsenal. I'm really partial to my Aeropress, plus it's "quick" considering other brewing methods. I was talking to my aunt a few months ago and she said her dad, my grandpa, brought one home during a business...

A conical grinder kinda looks like a ring and pinion.

I'd hardly consider myself an expert. Just a guy who's read some things on the internet so it has to be true....haha. Tier 1 will cost you, but my recommendation assuming you have a good French press already would be either a Fellow Ode grinder or a Timecore grinder. Both will give you...

They are going into my Fiorenzato F64e espresso grinder. Way overkill for the house...haha. Their good for grinding around 880lbs of coffee before they should need replacing again.

Only a coffee nerd would be excited with these...haha. Crazy thing is these new burrs cost more than both of my first grinders combined.

They sure beat my Dynatrac axle crate I used...haha. Look good!

French press makes a great cup too. The nice thing about the aeropress is no steep time. Use a fine to medium fine grind, add hot water, stir for 10 seconds and press. Yeah it does take an extra 10 mins for me to pull everything out, set it up, make coffee for my wife and I then put it all...

Played the hell out of that game.

Get an Aeropress. It's so versatile and fun to mess around with. Plus it makes a very smooth, less bitter cup of coffee thats lower in acidity. My favorite way to brew and what I use in my coffee pop up.

Haha I got those in right but I remember you talking about that in the past.

This may be it. I didn't bed them in like I did when I first installed the pro grips. Mostly daily driving with aggressive stops for the first couple hundred miles.

No it's a constant squeal not a chirping sound. I've experienced that before.

Bringing this thread back to life again. Got everything replaced (pro-grip pads), cleaned/greased, and rotors turned. Was good to go for about 500-600 miles then I developed a subtle squeak with light peddle pressure (sounds like the rear, maybe both sides). It would go away with a more...

Well hoping these tariffs have their intended affect. Glad to see this response from Jeep instead of increasing prices.

Did you stock up and then post them for sale on offerup...haha?

We don't eat a lot of eggs. It's been probably a month since we've bought any. I'm a cheap ass too so until they come back down to $2 a dozen I won't be buying any...haha

I liked these lights and had thought about ordering some. Guess I'll look into KC.