Official Show your Birds thread!

[Mr. Luos]

HAHAHA wow thats alot of snow

Stopped snowing Thursday at around sundown.....took Slowass out for a drive on Sunday around noon.
65 tomorrow.

According to the paper, we got a total of 24 inches. Gone in 2 days.

Yikes!! hope those mirrors can take all that weight Curtis.

They are still on the car, so....

[herculesrider1]

Does anyone besides me not understand backspacing and offset when it comes to wheels? Anyone who would like to shed some light on the issue, please don't hesitate!

[shady milkman]

Does anyone besides me not understand backspacing and offset when it comes to wheels? Anyone who would like to shed some light on the issue, please don't hesitate!

that issue should be addressed in a new thread..not this one.

[herculesrider1]

Yikes!! hope those mirrors can take all that weight Curtis.

In spite of what it looks like, this is only powder, it's not packed and therefore is not very weighty. If this was solid ice, then I would be concerned and most likely would be out there with a heater/blow dryer trying to melt it off, but, and I emphasize but, there is alot of air mixed in with this snow, hence the term 'powder', the weight per square inch is ounces. If you would notice, the stance of the vehicle is the same it's always been, I would prognosticate that the total weight of all this snow is in the 1 to 5 lbs range from the front of the car to the rear. On a stretch, maybe 10 lbs total....

[herculesrider1]

that issue should be addressed in a new thread..not this one.

Sorry will repost elsewhere

[Mr. Luos]

In spite of what it looks like, this is only powder, it's not packed and therefore is not very weighty. If this was solid ice, then I would be concerned and most likely would be out there with a heater/blow dryer trying to melt it off, but, and I emphasize but, there is alot of air mixed in with this snow, hence the term 'powder', the weight per square inch is ounces. If you would notice, the stance of the vehicle is the same it's always been, I would prognosticate that the total weight of all this snow is in the 1 to 5 lbs range from the front of the car to the rear. On a stretch, maybe 10 lbs total....

It was a VERY wet snow.
It was plenty more than 10 pounds....that much I know.

[herculesrider1]

But if you would have thought that it was very weighty, you would not have allowed it to build up as much as it did. Right?

[Mr. Luos]

Right.
The weight of snow doesn't concern me in any way....even really wet snow.
Not much I can do anyways. Just like shoveling a walkway while it is still snowing. Just seems counterproductive.

[herculesrider1]

Taken with a cell phone.

[silverWS6]

Taken with a cell phone.

Very nice! What tips are those?

[herculesrider1]

Those tips are from Mecham Design Performance. Here is the website: http://www.mechamperformance.com/

[Mike0202]

Yikes!! hope those mirrors can take all that weight Curtis.

Hey my pics look better than his for once. ahahaha

[Mr. Luos]

Hey my pics look better than his for once. ahahaha

Check these...

[herculesrider1]

Beeeuutiful!!!! I really like your wheels and the stance. And 315's on the rear....nice!!!!

[cwk269]

[cwk269]

[sirenformula350]

Is it on stands in the rear or something? Its sitting really high!

[Mr. Luos]

Is it on sands in the rear or something? Its sitting really high!

I think it is just the uneven ground it is sitting on.

[sirenformula350]

The gap between the rear fender and the wheel is huge. I don't remember it being that large even with my stock suspension. The ground does look uneven but I wouldn't think it would make that large of a gap.

[35th-ANV-SS]

Mine looks like that after I got my 9" installed...