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You finally shifted like you were supposed to during the last minute

I drive slow by schools otherwise not so much.

Escalade to the farm at 80 got 15 or so in decent weather until lowered. Last time I went up it was 17.5 Using the in car computer calculation though which I have never verified. Around town 11 something is my average on 1000+ miles.

It is so lethargic my foot isn't that happy yet. I do shift near redline A LOT

They've had it for a couple months. It teases me regularly.

ROFL

If you can't demo them DON'T buy them

The F150 stock feels so much fucking better than the Silverado though.

Seriously? Drive a 150 back to back and I am not so sure you'd feel the same way. Harsh and still can't handle.

ROFL, I get about 11 in the Escalade

Get a prius

You just blew up one piece of shit, why trade it for another? So on dependability, MPG's, service costs, drivability, and comfort who makes the best 4x4 truck now? Gas or Diesel are both options. J mpg and truck??? wtf?

I'll make you one for half price with an old Coleman inflatable mattress I got out back. Woke up this morning and thought shit, I didn't clarify my joke.

So you are saying I should buy a sleep number

This is how I help people to understand. At night our body will heat up. Our metabolism is more active when we sleep than when we watch TV. So if someone is on a couch and in shorts and a t shirt, but then goes to bed and needs a huge comforter or anything more than a thin blanket, something is wrong or your bedroom is much cooler. We use blankets because circulation suffers on most surfaces. It restricts blood flow and we get cold. If you have kids and visit them at night they will be burning up to the touch. They are growing repairing and they have exponentially better circulation. Trying to make some kind of excuses about how hot a bed does or doesn't sleep ends up being a lost cause. Ultimately, the general population sleeps on WAY too hard of a mattress. We use too many blankets because we sleep on something without support or pressure relief. Tempurpedic customers are 2 times as likely to never have a problem. This is based on our exchange and warranty info. Curious why a hard mattress is bad. And yes, ours is firm. Of course I was always taught that is better for your back which when looking at $20 mattresses may hold water.

Are they truly worth the cost? I'm at just over 3 years on my current mattress and honestly think a change may be in order since I sleep like shit.J I have a Tempurpedic. It is a fucking Godsend. The new cooling tech in them is so nice.It is. It won't make a hot person sleep cool magically... But it helps... And the fact that sucks is if you are a really hot, soaked in sweat most nights sleeper... It's a respiratory issue like apnea. I have apnea as well

I prefer a conventional mattress...but perhaps for the wrong reasons. Never spent enough time trying on the foamies as the first couple nights I slept on one I sweat like a hog.

Not enough budget to do anything in terms of his goals anyways.

You need oil dude.

Where? I'm sure theres plenty of good stuff in KC but in our region there is truly nothing edible IMO. Didn't mean that globally across the state. I spend nearly all my time in KC or WIchita. Place closed I went to in Wichita, but plenty of places in KC.

Sean's height? Appropriate size as well

Radiation coverage sweet

I get called Captain Overboard for a reason

24's would look good, hell I've got 24's on my s10 and its lowered 2/3. I don't care about looks, the car is for me not for others. My interest is in ride quality which includes the capability to turn. Would love a 40 series tire for that and am concerned on a 35. 23" rims allow this, but there aren't many made anymore otherwise it'd be a no brainer. Not going to buy custom one offs that are a fortune either. Currently I have 5" sidewalls, 23's would be 4.8" sidewalls and 24's 4.2" sidewalls. I don't think 4.2" is enough for a reasonable ride otherwise I'd have already done it. If I were to focus on looks I'd match my sidewall to the wheel gap...but that takes a back seat to the drive.

Looks to me like Pioneer uses Resistance http://graham.auld.me.uk/projects/vanbus/van-pioneer.html So the $25 el cheapy "should" work