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Put the winter fronts on and decided that I should put the bash plates
back on.. Took them off for an oil change a month ago or so. Had a nice dent
in both of them.. Dent's make things difficult.

Anyway it was a good time, Ton's of snow and cold

The AWD mode is almost... as good as my H6 Subaru Outback.. almost
= Pretty darn good. Running Hankook snow tires.

Lots of snow here in Saskatoon...

Finally put my winter fronts on

I bought their 1" spacer but I'm sure I have close to 3" now.

In the l400 you can drive in 4H all the time. That is AWD mode. Not in 4HLC since that turns in to true 4wd locked center diff.
In the L300 there is no AWD mode and thus can't use it full time unless slippery surfaces exist at all times.

Excellent!

I got new hd springs from the island. It's pretty much a 1-2" lift alone. Best thing I've done to my beast

I had a squeak from my alt belt and it resisted a tightening. (Cont to squeak). Replaced the belt and it's good. Anyone tried belt goop. Not sure of exact name but you spray it onto the belts and mm ales them tacky. Used to use it on a variety of things.

If you use the international YouTube in the UK they sell for $13 ish each. Shipping for 4 should be about 15$.
NGK y-115t1

Just a picture. NGK y-115t1 plugs. On the UK site a few guys measured and did the math and found these plugs were a match for the l400. You can go over to their webpage and do a search.

I use these in my l400. [img]http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/14/11 ... 85ac56.jpg[/img]

Researched them on the UK Delica site.
Bought on eBay. Very inexpensive and good to go!

You can check with rising sun. I know they fitted mine with one when I bought the van.

Got bored... My newest creation. [img]http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/14/11 ... 2e3be6.jpg[/img]


And I got my oil changed. I need to unbend my bash plates and put them back on too!

Down to -16 c last night and the remote start didn't get it going. To be honest I was procrastinating... Been running 15/40 Dino oil and even had the 0/40 sitting in the shed. Got it done this afternoon. Took 10 minutes (not including the 20 minutes of warming my hands up). No more issues. Guess I c...

Insulation for hammocks : under quilts. Different layers for different temps. In the summer though you can just use a sleeping bag. They are awesome in heat waves. The air floating under the hammock keeps you cool. What type of hammock were you in? I make 11' ones and you lay on a diagonal. Almost f...

My shirt is just one of those silly Hurley shirts advertising a brand. The do clothing hats and bathing suits ;)
It's one of my light get dirty shirts.