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Decent monitor and don't have the brightness set to 'staring at the sun' level? I've never really had an issue with looking at screens though.

Lately I've been grumpy with having to tinker with crap, I just want stuff to work.

Has someone already built one or are you programming it yourself? Mostly curious as it would allow me to automate even more of my car audio install....but I don't want to go about learning a new programming language for no reason. If you could live without the internet a closed loop controller can be made cheap... Me, I'd just buy one if I need the internet. If you don't need interweb, like Sean said building one would be super easy, tuning would be a little bit of a pain, but not bad I think. Me, I bought a BBQ Guru. If I had to do it again, I'd pry open the wallet a bit more and buy a Rock's Stoker and be happy.

Wait, you actually settled on a vehicle you are going to get?

Go buy a pair of Timberland boots, 30 day money back guarantee if they don't fit well. Spend more than 100$.

Go buy a pair of Timberland boots, 30 day money back guarantee if they don't fit well. Spend more than 100$.

I am in the wrong business if people pay that much money.

Someone will really pay 25k+ in just an install without even buying the subs and amps?

90 man hours. Just a WAG. Why stainless supports? Are they going to be showing?

Your neighborhood is pretty nice.

Other people can answer this better than I, but you'd probably be surprised how much $$$ they are spending on research to get these things to pass the emissions.

I've had a written warning for 6mph over, 71 in a 65.

Kaepernick better shape up and get me some points!

That link is NWS too.

Its the only time I've ever boarded.

GM's are a lot nicer than Chevy's I think.

Thanks guys, you're the best.

Baller.

Awesome.

Hey ford folks... My '94 5.0L truck has a hard time starting after sitting in the sun. Cranks, takes 5-7 seconds to start, but once running you can shut it off and it starts instantly, same way in the mornings. It only has hard starts after sitting out in the sun/heat. Fuel pressure regulator seems good, haven't checked fuel pressure yet though.

Snap on tools are pricey, we have a truck come by and I see something and want it.. then see the price and I'm like fo-get-it. I mainly buy Chraftsman tools just because of the great warranty.. and especially if your snap on truck driver knows you break stuff a lot and decided to stop coming around, lol. Check craigslist for Snap-On, Armstrong, Wright, Williams, etc, they are all on the same level of tools. I don't think I've ever bought off the Snap-On truck, just buy them off my local Craigslist.

That is great.

Like the truck, after the drop, chop the top?

I haven't had that problem. I bought 10 socket rails last weekend, already all filled.

WTF do you work on that takes 32's? I've got a couple 11/32 wrenches, but other than that not much.