I emailed and spoke with him over the phone last week. He guaranteed me if I ordered they would be in the mail on Monday. I know he's having problems with his site so maybe that's why it still says "processing". Idk wish me luck guys lol. I'll update if/when I get them
1st like to mention a few things;.. I have quite a few jeeps, most of them are xj's. This is the only vehicle I have with this issue. Old man emu suspension(about 10k miles on it) all steering and suspension is new. This is a southern CA car, no rust. No accidents(family owned since new). Has nice new goodyear duratracs, but it did this with stock Cooper discoverer tires and the original 1992 suspension as well but not as bad. With the new suspension and tires it's worse.
When at highway speeds and you hit a pothole or any bad ripple/washboard on the highway, the whole jeep jerks to the right. Not the steering wheel but the car. Mostly feels like the back does it but not 100% because it's so damn scary dangerous I've not purposely done it to try and figure it out.
65-80mph hit a bad bump, rear swings to the right. Any uncommon or maybe even obvious, overlooked things to check? Any nd all suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance!
First i hope this isnt against any rules. Please delete if it is.
I have a LOT of appointments south shore just set up for my baby. I am very nervous about giving vaccines this young. Looking for advice from parents and/or pros with experience in this matter. Especially from those who have/worked with kids that haven't been vaccinated. Thank you so much in advance for any helpful input.
Ordered some parts from this company back in December. Decent stuff but one of the items(rear hatch Molle panel only fits 97+ and not the earlier model years. They would only give a partial refund for that, whatever that's alright I guess. Never got that refund.
Come last month fedex is sending me a bill for tax and duty bs. I had to pay an extra 27 bucks specifically to cover tariffs, tax and dutys at the time of checkout. It's clearly stated they charge that so you aren't charged by FedEx. I've emailed them several times and they finally got back to me. They just told me im responsible for it. Trying to include pictures of emails but for some reason reddit is only allowing one photo.
Not sure what to do. I've already paid this to a company that didn't pay fedex. I don't care if it's only 27.00. It's that, plus the 70 bucks for the useless part.
Anyways, if you buy something from these guys, you may have to pay shipping twice and who knows what else
We're having about 30 people over for tacos. What's the best way to keep flour and corn tortillas hot and ready? The plan is buffet style, chafing sets filled with steak, chicken and everything else for everyone to build their own tacos. I've seen fabric pockets and these plastic tortilla containers mentioned but with very mixed reviews. I was going to heat them in a pan and put them in these plastic "tortilla warmers". But I remember at times corn would start falling apart and flour would get hard and not fun for anyone to eat.
How do you cook/heat your tortillas and how do you keep them nice and warm and pliable for everyone to enjoy?
Thank you in advance for any help!