Steering cooler mounts that don't fit with tolerances sloppier than your mom’s whisker biscuit, little bit of gay stuff also.


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Luckily since it seems like you spend most of your time complaining online, I'm surprised you even had to buy jeep parts.

He used his mom's credit card when she went to work and ordered because he was bored. He's hitting up SAVVYZ website as we speak. I can't wait for his reviews of their customer service and fast shipping. I hope he gets stickers. 🤫
 
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Bringing up Bender adds to the whole bizarreness because that was four years ago. And two years before this other guy signed up and quietly lurked up until a day ago.
The lack of understanding about how stuff works is what leads to stuff like this. Basic transmission 3/8" rubber hose split to fit around the smaller V bars creates a secure enough connection to pick up and hold a 241OR t-case with zero slippage or movement. That makes the assumption that it would move and wear a hole in the condensor completely baseless. I even did it in portrait.

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The lack of understanding about how stuff works is what leads to stuff like this. Basic transmission 3/8" rubber hose split to fit around the smaller V bars creates a secure enough connection to pick up and hold a 241OR t-case with zero slippage or movement. That makes the assumption that it would move and wear a hole in the condensor completely baseless. I even did it in portrait.

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He told us he doesn't like the 241, therefore your demonstration is invalid. 😉
 
The lack of understanding about how stuff works is what leads to stuff like this. Basic transmission 3/8" rubber hose split to fit around the smaller V bars creates a secure enough connection to pick up and hold a 241OR t-case with zero slippage or movement. That makes the assumption that it would move and wear a hole in the condensor completely baseless. I even did it in portrait.

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All this guy did was a make an ass of himself publicly. Of course he'll double down on his belief that he's right and you're wrong. That photo says a lot though.
 
I'm still waiting for the answer as to what my reply was when he asked if he could return the cooler kit.

I'm guessing we aren't going to see him again. It seems this happens a few times a year. Someone gets on here with a new account, makes a fool of themselves, and then disappears never to be seen again.

The only reason I allow it is because I know that each and every time they end up making themselves look like a fool. Anyone who reads this thread who has a shred of common sense will see that this guy is wildly out of line.
 
He told us he doesn't like the 241, therefore your demonstration is invalid. 😉
Perhaps he can make a suitable recommendation for something else to hang from the cooler. It weighs about 3.5 lbs. full of fluid, there is zero change it will ever move. In fact, it is actually a far better connection than without the hose.
 
In fact, it is actually a far better connection than without the hose.

Fun fact, 'Adel' clamps were invented in 1938, as a loop clamp that uses a rubber liner to mitigate vibration damage and chafing on wires, as well as hard lines for brakes and hydraulic systems in aircraft. They are still used today.

What a hack job to be used for ~90 years.
 
"When I bought adjustable control arms, they didn't advertise that they didn't fit right out of the box. When I called them to ask why, they were really rude telling me I'd have to 'measure the distance myself' and 'adjust the arms to fit.' I didn't like that hack solution so I welded solid rod across each mount while the axle was at full droop. Why is everyone laughing at me?"
 
I have no clue what that means since I was born with zero sense of smell. That explains all the wives and my love for fish tacos though. I DO put hot sauce on all of them. :unsure:

We finally know why you've had so many wives. I don't think any woman i know would let me douse her bits with hot sauce..
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I stopped reading on page 5.
My experience with Blain when I had an install question on a product I purchased from him - I had an install question, Called Blain and left a message, Blain called back quickly the same day, He set me on the right path, Product installed and it turned into the best upgrade I’ve done on my rig.
You appear to need coddling and Mr Blain don’t play that game and now you’re whining about it.
 
I stopped reading on page 5.
My experience with Blain when I had an install question on a product I purchased from him - I had an install question, Called Blain and left a message, Blain called back quickly the same day, He set me on the right path, Product installed and it turned into the best upgrade I’ve done on my rig.
You appear to need coddling and Mr Blain don’t play that game and now you’re whining about it.

He will, unsurprisingly though, answer straight up questions when asked politely. Even when there is no profit in it for him. Polite question - straightforward answer. That's how it works.

I don't understand what is so mind bendingly hard about that. It even seems to work pretty well for everyone else around here. Even when you're just trying to get the best you can out of your SE and a limited cash budget.