trik396

http://vibratesoftware.com Good stuff here. Now for android

I searched. No dice

I did and yes much better however I have added larger tires rated at E. Only time I feel slight vibs is going up or down a hill. I'd say I'm 99% free of vibrations

Can you point me to this information on tires please

After putting ajustable Bilsteins and load range E tires on my truck the vibes went away maybe 80% of the time. So then I started messing with air pressure on the tires. They are a good sized all terrain tire with max pressure of 80psi. I originally had them set at 50. Now I dropped them to 40psi and it rides very well. Much better than stock and vibe is 99% gone. Only time I feel it slightly is when going up or down inclines overpasses etc. Don't know if this helps anyone but thought I'd chime in

I'm pretty sure he doesn't leave it exposed when not in vehicle.

Good! Makes sense doesn't it? Now I'm sure you are not planning on having a fire, correct? But it's cheap insurance. So saying you feel safe without having a firearm is really throwing caution to the wind, no ? I'm just try to get a point across and I mean no disrespect

Please show a pic of this !!!

I have a fire extinguisher in my kitchen. Do you? I'm not planning on having a fire but you never know

I think this was probably true years ago but the way fuel is returned to the sump and architecture of current fuel systems probably makes this issue moot. Not saying it's a bad idea to keep your pump immersed in fuel but I wouldn't lose sleep over it

I've always heard 10 psi per 1000rpms but either way he is fine

No offense but you live in a dream world

agreed... Carrying a firearm is comforting..... not comfortable

Yes sir. The Chicago land area is iffy at best

Glock 20 or Springfield XD tactical in holster on my belt. Ruger Lcp+ in my bag on front seat. S&W MP40 in center console. Over 100 rounds in mags for all sometimes I throw a ruger Lcr in my jacket pocket if I need really lightweight or an sp101