[Red Bread]

Originally Posted by stooker

Weird, redline blends in with the tach's background...

That is sort of the nature of the game. I think the Fiata handles it better with the checkered finish than Porsche does.
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[ShopVac]

I think it's really just the squiggle lines...better seen at night.

[F80Moe]

Originally Posted by BuiltnBoostedZ

Puma whore here...

Can't beat those for driving

[BuiltnBoostedZ]

Originally Posted by F80Moe

Can't beat those for driving

Word. I have alot of motorsports shoes. tread on the heel makes for easier heel and toe...even though I drive an automatic. lol

[positiveions]

Originally Posted by ShopVac

Bought some 3M Deep Matte Black vinyl to create my heritage stripe.

I currently have about 12 hours into this...1 messed up piece that I had to redo. I'm getting better as I go along. Just need to finish that nose piece.

Also put in some 6500K LED lights.

I see you are not wasting anytime modifying.

[glennQNYC]

The girlfriend's birthday is approaching and she needs a new pair of sunglasses...

Chose Oakley "Hold Out" style w/ Tungsten Iridium lenses. $153 feels inexpensive so I jumped on it.

[Nuckle]

Time to start mowing.

[Dang3r]

This! My new RS5B9 surface missile, delivered next week, near fully loaded, happyyyy

[MrRoboto]

Originally Posted by glennQNYC

The girlfriend's birthday is approaching and she needs a new pair of sunglasses...

Chose Oakley "Hold Out" style w/ Tungsten Iridium lenses. $153 feels inexpensive so I jumped on it.

Good call.

[RickFLM4]

Weekend chores if the rain holds off.

[ShopVac]

Originally Posted by Dang3r

This! My new RS5B9 surface missile, delivered next week, near fully loaded,

Ah, the dark side

Love the car...but sad, no manual (other than the one that come in the glove box).

[lsturbointeg]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

Weekend chores if the rain holds off.

Nice! Just put 11 bags of Milorganite down today. i think tomorrow i'll throw down the bug stuff. i found some grubs in my lawn when i was planting my spruce trees last month. didn't know that even tho the lawn is green you can still have grubs? i always thought if you started to see brown patches that's an indication of grubs? how do you like the Lesco?

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by lsturbointeg

Nice! Just put 11 bags of Milorganite down today. i think tomorrow i'll throw down the bug stuff. i found some grubs in my lawn when i was planting my spruce trees last month. didn't know that even tho the lawn is green you can still have grubs? i always thought if you started to see brown patches that's an indication of grubs? how do you like the Lesco?

I like Lesco a lot. I think it costs a little more but when I buy it and apply it myself it seems to leave trees (and lawn when I buy it for lawn) greener and overall more healthy (and for longer) than when I ask the lawn guy to fertilize. I think he just buys whatever is cheapest and his workers don't necessarily know how to apply. When DIY I only buy Lesco (which is not organic like Milorganite) and might supplement with something organic.

We have St. Augustine grass and pests (including grubs) and weeds seem to be constant battles (fungus can also be a problem mostly in the winter). We replaced the entire front lawn with new sod about 2 years ago. Within a year it was under attack by sod webworms. I was using a pest control service and I swear whatever they spray weakened the lawn but didn't bother the pests, so I dumped them and am going to start DIY again. I used to know a lot more about how to diagnose issues. I've got a book somewhere I need to dig up. But I do think you can have pests before you see signs of damage and that is probably the best time to treat them vs. reacting to damage. I haven't tried the Bayer pest control so we'll see how it goes.

How do you like the Milorganite? I used it a few times and although I've had mixed results with organic products, I seem to recall it worked well (but my wife complained about the aroma).

[F80Moe]

G-Shock

GMW-B5000TFG-9ER

[lsturbointeg]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

I like Lesco a lot. I think it costs a little more but when I buy it and apply it myself it seems to leave trees (and lawn when I buy it for lawn) greener and overall more healthy (and for longer) than when I ask the lawn guy to fertilize. I think he just buys whatever is cheapest and his workers don't necessarily know how to apply. When DIY I only buy Lesco (which is not organic like Milorganite) and might supplement with something organic.

We have St. Augustine grass and pests (including grubs) and weeds seem to be constant battles (fungus can also be a problem mostly in the winter). We replaced the entire front lawn with new sod about 2 years ago. Within a year it was under attack by sod webworms. I was using a pest control service and I swear whatever they spray weakened the lawn but didn't bother the pests, so I dumped them and am going to start DIY again. I used to know a lot more about how to diagnose issues. I've got a book somewhere I need to dig up. But I do think you can have pests before you see signs of damage and that is probably the best time to treat them vs. reacting to damage. I haven't tried the Bayer pest control so we'll see how it goes.

How do you like the Milorganite? I used it a few times and although I've had mixed results with organic products, I seem to recall it worked well (but my wife complained about the aroma).

Was thinking of using the LESCO pre emergent for next year Spring. Being in my home for the 2nd year last year i didn't know crap about lawns lol so i spent a pretty good time on Youtube watching all these Lawn Youtubers especially Allyn Hayne "The Lawn Care Nut".

Those sod webworms i never knew about until i learned what they are and how they got there. i remember mowing my grass and seeing moths flying out and really didn't think anything of it until i learned that's what lays the sod webworms. i'll be using Spectricide instead of Bayer. That's the thing with hiring Pest Control/Lawn Companies is they try to do the job as fast as possible. i watched my neighbors lawn care service spread fertilizer down and i swear he wasn't spreading down the fertilizer evenly as he made passes almost 15' apart. you can clearly see the fertilizer only spreading about 5' apart leaving almost 10' with no product in between

Love the Milorganite and yes...it smells lol trying to keep the lawn organic but i've been interested in the bio stuff like RGS, Humic Acid.

[BuiltnBoostedZ]

Picked up a chinese scooter. Piaggio clone. 50cc 2 stroke. Not running. Put in a new battery ($32) and ordered a new carb ($22). Should be riding that bitch tomorrow.

[1MOREMOD]

That's like doing the fat girl don't tell people

[jmg]

DCT Carbon Fiber Shift Knob piece to complete the look! Gotta shave that weight and increase the stiffness of my shift knob to smoke those Supras!

20180506_1646 - Shift Knob - IMG_4943_100 by JMG, on Flickr

[BuiltnBoostedZ]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

That's like doing the fat girl don't tell people

Granted the last 20 years I've had crotch rockets, but I love all things with a motor. I live DT, so its quite convenient for parking. Leave the 5 in the garage.

[RickFLM4]

Time to finally retire the 9500ix and try something new.

[Joekerr]

Purchased a box of Montecristo No 2 when I was in Grand Cayman. Stock image, but whatever.

RABAUKE - I'm looking forward to them. Was $350 USD.

[RABAUKE]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Purchased a box of Montecristo No 2 when I was in Grand Cayman. Stock image, but whatever.

RABAUKE - I'm looking forward to them. Was $350 USD.

Enjoy my friend.....here's a link you might be interested in....they ship to Canada.

https://www.absolutecigars.com/cigar-brands-list.php