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Today’s sophisticated computer controlled fuel injected engines squeeze a significant amount of horse power out of each combustion chamber. In order to achieve their maximum output, they need precise input. That precision involves 14.7 parts air for every 1 part fuel or 14.7:1. How-to Clean Mass Air Flow Sensor from Hula Betty on Vimeo. In order to know the correct amount of fuel to pump in the engine must know how much air . . . → Read More: How To Clean A Mass Air Flow Sensor  11 comments - (Comments are closed)  How To Info  clean, FJ Cruiser Mods and Articles, how-to, instructions, maf, maintanence, maintenance, mass air flow, meter, sensor, step by step, toyota This time of year brings out the writer in everyone… Although some should put it back and leave writing to Hallmark. Well, all those annual Christmas letters inspired Last Great Road Trip’s own Girl to throw down this years report down on paper. ———- Greetings from the trailer park that is Kitsap County. Another Christmas quickly (but to Girl and Boy, not quick enough!) approaches the Last Great Road Trip clan. This . . . → Read More: Who Dosen’t Love A Christmas Letter One comment - (Comments are closed) Rants, Raves and the Zen Art of Road Trip Management annual letter, christmas letter, family letter, funny story, holiday, sarcasm Knowing what you’re in for and planning to the weather is a big part of winding up with a successful adventure. Currently the Northwest is experiencing cold, snow and ice that is a little more than usual. Before we go out on a trail run we usually check with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). These guys can tell you what to expect just about anywhere in the nation and have a number . . . → Read More: Snowpocalypse 2008 Comments are closed Rants, Raves and the Zen Art of Road Trip Management atmosphereic, education, NOAA, Northwest, safty, snow storm, weather forcast, Weather report, weather resouce Over the last couple of years we’ve had an opportunity to wheel with a number of experienced guys who have forgotten more than most will ever know. And because of those opportunities my abilities have improved. But I am still working on the basics. When I started this mid-life crisis I read and talked to anyone who would take the time to chat than went out on easy logging roads to test what I . . . → Read More: Everyone Was A Noob Once 6 comments - (Comments are closed) Rants, Raves and the Zen Art of Road Trip Management 4x4, beginner, getting started, instruction, newbe, off road, reading material We all get excited by our new mods and tell everyone we know how its the best (fill in product name here) on the market and we explain all the reason we choose product X. But over time does that glowing praise fad, or are you still pleased with your purchase? This report follows a year of use in all sorts of conditions, and reflects our real world experience with the K&N CAI for . . . → Read More: Long-term Report – K&N Cold Air Intake 6 comments - (Comments are closed) FJ Cruiser Mods and Articles air filter, AirCharger, CAI, Cold Air Intake, FJ cruiser, K&N, long term, report, Review If you read this blog and well you must be or you wouldn’t be here…. You know I believe the Toyota FJ Cruiser is a great rig for the type of wheeling we do. We take the rig on overland adventures, moderate level 4×4 trails and explore just about any two track that looks interesting. And while I tell you it is a great rig, who am I! Well don’t take my word on . . . → Read More: Don’t Take My Word For It
When you grow up in Oklahoma it is hard not to eat, breath and sleep Sooner football. This also means you dedicate Saturday’s to the gridiron and make sacrifices including pushing off wheeling opportunities. Well with Oklahoma positioned for the national championship, it was time to celebrate with trip to the back woods. I’ve long wanted to return to the Mt. Baker area and see the mountains as they . . . → Read More: Mt. Baker Back Roads Run 3 comments - (Comments are closed) Trail Runs 4x4, back roads, FJ cruiser, forest road, frozen, mt. baker, off road, overland adventure, road trip, snow, sunday drive, toyota, trails, twin lakes, WA, washington |
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