TSCP Strada Mods [continued]

[DarkStrada]

Hmmm... mine is a CB GSM. Almost 3 years now, ok pa naman yung motor mechanism.

That's great to hear that yours is still up and running sir ooba99..oh well, it could be the way how people operates it..

I'm thinking of getting the manual one from Miggyboy..what do you think fellow BOSB??

[KCboy]

miggyboy, ok din ang quality and cheaper. check nyo lang if may stock pa.

[nanofossil]

yes doc....pero nangangarap pa kasi ako na sana kung makapag lift ako may thailand na lift kit... eh kaso madugong laban sa bulsa yun pag ganun hehehe... tapos mapipilitan din ako magpalit gulong hehe....so isa payun...

ayun oh, mag lift ka na para magpalit ka na ng mags at gulong! hehehehe.

[locoroco777]

ayun oh, mag lift ka na para magpalit ka na ng mags at gulong! hehehehe.

kung mangyari man yun....inde kasama yung mags....gulong lang! haha!

[bigtrak]

kung mangyari man yun....inde kasama yung mags....gulong lang! haha!

sir LR, ano bang brand / size ng mags mo dyan sa picture sa avatar mo?

[locoroco777]

sir LR, ano bang brand / size ng mags mo dyan sa picture sa avatar mo?

Hi sir bigtrak!

the brand po is Mickey thompson Side Biters 17x9...

heres a pic...

[beni23]

Hmmm... mine is a CB GSM. Almost 3 years now, ok pa naman yung motor mechanism.

Already ordered the SM sir. Hindi na kaya nung pambili ko ang GSM eh. Hehe. 45 working days daw and pipinturahan daw ng kakulay nung akin.

Maybe yung roller lid ang sinasabi niyo na madali masira ang mechanism sir.

[DarkStrada]

[quote=KCboy;1558999]miggyboy, ok din ang quality and cheaper. check nyo lang if may stock pa

Thanks Sir KCboy.. Do u have the same brand? parehas po ba yung kulay nya sa color ng truck..like black for instance?

[mikko_018]

LR nasa OHF mo?
joke lang...
hehehehe

buti pa kayo pa mods mods nalang

[locoroco777]

LR nasa OHF mo?
joke lang...
hehehehe

buti pa kayo pa mods mods nalang

wala ako pambili non!

[bigtrak]

maganda sir astig! hirap mag ka strada panay mods ang nasa isip, pinaka mahirap pambili

[locoroco777]

maganda sir astig! hirap mag ka strada panay mods ang nasa isip, pinaka mahirap pambili

Oo sir!...sinabi mo pa!....

[janrye26]

maganda sir astig! hirap mag ka strada panay mods ang nasa isip, pinaka mahirap pambili

tama po kayo sir, daming mods ganda gawin pera lang kulang

[mikko_018]

hahaha naalala ko dati turnilyo lang napalitan, masaya nako...

enjoy na naman...
ngayon, nangangarap nalang ng SIDE BITER

[KCboy]

[quote=DarkStrada;1560023]

miggyboy, ok din ang quality and cheaper. check nyo lang if may stock pa

Thanks Sir KCboy.. Do u have the same brand? parehas po ba yung kulay nya sa color ng truck..like black for instance?

open po likod ko, just added a carryboy rollbar, pang porma lang kasi ako.heheheheh. i carry heavy loads so i dont want to be limited sa space just because of the rear cover.

anyone ever thought of adding n oil catch can???

[locoroco777]

anyone ever thought of adding n oil catch can???

para san yung oil catch can sir?

anong oil ang sasaluhin nun? hehe

[beni23]

Idol!!

[locoroco777]

Idol!!

sama ka na dyan sa susunod ah....palit ka na mudtires....

[KCboy]

para san yung oil catch can sir?

anong oil ang sasaluhin nun? hehe

An oil catch can is used in turbo applications, or high-performance race applications where excessive blow-by (leakage past the piston rings) of air and fuel vapor occurs. This creates a positive pressure in the crankcase. Engine manufactures have placed a valve on the engine block which releases this pressure. This valve is known as a PCV (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) valve. During engine operation, blow-by gases, as well as oil mist from the rotating components of the engine, pass through the PCV valve and are routed back into the intake for the engine to burn off. However, some of the oil mist and other products settle along the engine intake and over time form a "gunk." The oil catch can collects the oil mist and condenses the fuel vapors while allowing "cleaner" gases to be passed back into the intake. Typically the blow-by gasses are passed through a wire mesh, which give the vapor droplets something to adhere to. Since the oil catch cans condense the vapor portion of the gasses, they will need to be drained periodically of all the oil, fuel and other contaminants

got it from this link:http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_an_oil_catch_can

[blckrvntr]

Just want to share my latest mods.
CF Sticker on hood and back of truck;



Repainted my front bumper to a match its body color. Also, painted the area below the honeycomb grill red, instead of the usual silver.


And with the excess CF sticker to arm rest (un ba tawag dun?)