2:00 pm
I'll be interested to see how your front holds up. I ran 1.5" on the Cruiser and it was rough on everything. I never had the loosening problems that everyone talks about, but man did I go through bearings. I have spacers on the front of the 4Runner and I think that they're a big part of the reason I have to rebuild the front all the time. Of course, I have those itty-bitty toyota trunion bearings.
4:08 am
February 5, 2003
Offline finally on a computer with some pics...
Hmmm. attachment didn't load... ???
I give up.
Closed Mondays.
5:07 am
I like to use photobucket.com. It's free and after you upload the photo to your photobucket.com account, just copy the [img] code and paste it to the board.
3:32 pm
fred, i think you should update the attachment section to include the size req. currently it only shows the max file size.
3:33 pm
currently it only shows this.
Allowed Extension Groups and their Sizes
Archives -> Maximum Upload Size: 2 MB
ace gtar gz rar tar zip
Images -> Maximum Upload Size: 2 MB
gif jpeg jpg png tga tif
5:23 pm
February 5, 2003
Offline it was probably too wide to attach -- but there was not warning.
good idea to update the image attaging limits. I did read them, but again, I think it was too wide.
I need to push my images somewhere but I don't have the time or energy. I used to have all my good wheeling pics on webshots, but when I didn't pay for a premium account, they pruned all my albums to 12 or 24 pics and only allowed me to have a handful of albums.
Closed Mondays.
6:03 pm
this is what fred told me last time i tried to upload a pic.
"I found it. Attachments are currently limited to 2 MB and 640 x 480 pixels. Apparently, the administrator is not subject to the limit since I was able to post the picture. Let's try living with the current limit. If it proves to be a big problem we can consider increasing the limit. " -fred cool beans flinstone
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