Man when it rains it pours...............Laura was cooking at home, top burner on and then turned on the oven. After a few minutes she smelled gas and the oven was cold. She called me, told her TOO turn the burner off, open the windows, long story short we needed a new starter in the oven, $179.00. So next I get TOO another Rig and heard grinding on my breaks. Found a local shop and had both front and back breaks done, $440.00. Not what I needed right now. Truck is a 2012 and has 58,900 miles but with the roads I drive going TOO the rig that are curvy, up and down so I am not surprised but it still sucks TOO have TOO come up with that cash. Don't need it right now. Fuggggggg.
Damn man, sorry to hearJust talked to my dad and my little cousin went to rehab for heroin today. Little bastard was a like a younger brother to me. He best friend died of an OD not long ago after he got out of rehab and went straight to his dealer. Little fuck has a baby girl at home too. I'd strangle him right now if I could. Always thought he was smart enough to know better.
Even without towing, the bigger tires will eat up some brakes.
After a few days of intense stretching and heat therapy I awoke 50% better this morning. The involuntary muscle contractions have stopped. Now I'm basically sore in those 3 spots. I've decided to take try to take it easy this weekend despite some manual labor in front of me. I'll just keep stretching, heat therapy, and ice. Never thought I'd say it but it sucks getting old.
I would stay away from ceramic pads. Ceramic is way too hard. They will last forever but they generate TOO much heat. This will cause the rotors to warp unless you are running cross and drilled rotors which cool much better. I run stock replacement rotors and the cheapest pads. I may go through pads quicker but the rotors last. Truck has over 130,000 miles and I am on my second set of rotors. 4th set of pads. Pads only run 19.99 an axle alot cheaper in the long run.