u/The_Omen17

Not looking too much for instruction, just someone that wants to be a part of a server project that can help. You'll be an admin obviously.

When I first signed up for the mobile service I ran into an issue where I had to reset mobile network settings because calls were dropping and being really choppy for both my wife and I since day one.

I did that and it seemed to work fine for me (not my wife though probably due to having and older phone) for about 2 - 3 weeks now and it started again. I've tried turning off 5G, resetting mobile settings again, prioritize wifi calling and nothing works. Believe it or not I had better service with MetroPCS and that's really bad. The worst part is that I cant even call to talk to a rep to get this sorted out and will be forced to talk to a foreign person over text chat to fix. Or wait in line for 30 minutes at the xfinity store.

My phone is a Galaxy S26 Ultra and hers is a Google Pixel 7

My current set up isnt really ideal for this, but i pushed into 19mpg in my 2006 LBZ doing 70 on the interstate Obviously having 285/75r18 Yokohama Geolandars (G015) isnt great but I think that if I do it right I can hit 20mpg on a tank. I think if I avoid going to 80mph and do my best to keep moving I can hit it. Any other tips would be cool. Thanks

I'm going on a trip from South FL to North Carolina and want to be prepared before breaking down in my 20 year old LBZ.

Its at 170k miles, original radiator, deleted, straight pipe (adding resonator for comfort) and just did rear shocks.

Do you think I'm good running the (seems to be) original radiator? I see they're pretty expensive, and it doesn't show any signs of failing, no coolant seeping etc, and the hoses still feel soft and not brittle.

I know the mileage isnt that high, just that its getting old. What else should I check before leaving?

At high way rpm of about 1600-2000 rpm (unloaded), is there a good way to get rid of the really intense droning coming from my straight pipe on my LBZ?

Going on a 13 hour road trip and dont want to be def by the time the drive is done. I looked into resonators and have no idea what to do.