WTF Friday

DIY At It’s Finest, Or Worst…

Posted October 23 2009 12:33 PM by Mike McGlothlin
Filed under: Miscellaneous, Funny Stories

Here are some more awesomely miserable DIY jobs I dug up for your viewing pleasure this Friday…

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I hope you enjoy them.

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Reader Comments:

1. Thanks I needed that.

jason.thompson - Posted October 23 2009 12:35 PM

2. Thanks! LMFAO!! People are awesome.....

This is a little random, but when can we expect a first drive review of the new 2010 Dodge Ram HD?? I just read "Pickuptrucks.com's" review and the new Ram sounds awesome! Im really excited about it. Im gonna have to think about it vs. the new Super Duty for my next truck.

Thanks again.

SmokenGun - Posted October 23 2009 12:43 PM

3. The March or April issue should have a little something on the ’10 Ram. We're getting one in a few weeks...

Mike McGlothlin - Posted October 23 2009 02:17 PM

4. Awesome guys! Have fun with it :)

SmokenGun - Posted October 23 2009 04:35 PM

5. Also, is the 02 Ram 24-valve Cummins dually that Scheid diesel worked on a complete project or will we see more of it. It one of my fav's and such a clean looking truck. Sry for the 20 questions in advance...

SmokenGun - Posted October 23 2009 04:40 PM

6. Yes, Project 24-valve will return. This winter we plan to do an intake elbow and exhaust manifold. In the spring we are looking into head studs, trying some different programming, and disabling the wastegate on the dyno (shooting for 500-ish hp daily driver/tow vehicle).

The April issue will also feature Project 24-valve blasting through the mud! Toyo was kind enough to let us try out 6 of its Open Country M/T's, and we put them to the test!

Mike McGlothlin - Posted October 26 2009 11:00 AM

7. Looking forward to it "Mike's Mud Shots" are sweet (could be a new segment in the mag?). South Bend Clutch's 4BT powered mud rail was Mike's handiwork. Did you need a tractor to get the truck out? Did the tractor get stuck? I'm sure something happened it always does in the mud. Is Fall mud different from spring mud?

jason.thompson - Posted October 26 2009 02:34 PM

8. The mud shots look pretty cool so far. I still have to take some of my Ford hitting the impromptu mud hole though.

No tractor was needed for Project 24-valve, but we got close to needing one a few times.

Fall mud is colder, and with all the rain there is plenty of it right now around these parts. We don't have any specific name for our dark brown mud, but over in Missouri they call theirs "stick."

Mike McGlothlin - Posted October 26 2009 02:57 PM

9. Thanks for all the info guys! Cant wait to read about it all!

SmokenGun - Posted October 26 2009 05:25 PM

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