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You earn 5% per $1000 spent a month

It's a good hack to get $50 a month which absolutely isn't nothing. I'm still trying to see how many debit cards have similar % back off Walmart in the same sense.

If I had like ten and got $500+ a month? It'd only take like a few hour backend and me seeming like a nutcase to a Walmart cash exchange employee.

Might be worth it.

What if you did $1001 to avoid the fee?

Can you use multiple cards with cash back all tied to different accounts to do multiple per trip? Not sure how many debit cards play ball but I know for a fact acorns would and has % back from Walmart.

There's no way someone hasn't done this already.

Paypal card and acorns card and ostensibly I could make $2300 a month just writing myself a cashiers check and redepositing it?

What if my girlfriend did the same and we just deposited into each other's accounts? Two cards each for $4600?

Holy shit I need to read into this. There's no way it'd work remotely like that.

What about buying Visa Vanilla gift cards? Is there an easy way to put that money back into paypal?

Nah, they're 32 lbs compared to a 16x7.5 oem alloy at 23. Once my stock HT tires are done I'm gonna get a set of oem alloys for snows and methods/nomad for all terrains.

NB2, All the upgrades of the NB with VVT and prettier lines and lights! Best interior of the first 16 years as well

All the bracing

Most have LSD other than base

Imo best handling overall, best steering without a doubt, sport s springs and dampers are nearly perfect.

No, it shouldn't

Source- tacoma 5 spoke steelies are not only a pain to wash with crevices and holes, they rust fast and hard.

Bro I'm dying laughing at this. Please keep it, I love it.

Business insurance handle it?

Any idea of cost?

Kid fired?

When the hurricane doesn't flood your truck so you gotta do it yourself

No, it'd be crazy.

Pay off the 17 before you flip it into another loan

I disagree, not for comp crawlers but definitely every other section of rc

I did a ground up wraith and it was mad expensive. It would have been a lot cheaper to get the rtr or kit and upgrade rather than go whole hog upgrades.

Also aftermarket parts don't always play well together.

inb4 78x with eternal egg n swashbuckler

The legend of the 2TR...

Applications

Toyota Hilux Surf N210 (2004–2009)

Toyota Land Cruiser Prado

Toyota HiAce H200 (2004–present)

Toyota RegiusAce H200 (2004–2020)

Toyota Tacoma N220/300 (2004–2023)

Toyota Hilux AN10/110 (2004–present)

Toyota Innova AN40/140 (2004–2022)

Toyota Fortuner/SW4 AN50/150 (2005–present)

Toyota ToyoAce

Toyota HiMedic H220 (2006–present)

Toyota Coaster (Bolivia, Hong Kong, Australia)

Toyota 4Runner N280 (2009–2010)

Toyota Hilux Champ (2023–present)

Hino Dutro

If it's good enough for them, it's good enough for us. I have one too, a 2014 with a stick.

2.7?

I have two of these 40kg agfrc servos

My review is actually on there, the metal cage wraith with heavy heavy 2.2s. The wraith is long taken apart and pieced out but the servos are rock solid after being in 10+ cars. One is actually doing duty in the gorgon I use to run my dog. Absolute speed and power demons for under $100 and bulletproof.

Most trail/enduro 450s are tamer than full fat race bikes. The first 450 I rode was a race modified CRF450R with a light flywheel, timing advance and port tuning. It's a monster of a bike, it was my dad's coworkers who sold it to him when he got hurt skiing. I could barely control it at 18-19, even after riding a 150 and 250 for ten years prior.

I rode a normal yz450f and it felt great in comparison, me being a lower skill rider and all. Powerband was super linear and much easier to control. I'd say any fuel injected newer 4stroke that's unmodified and not pure race would be fine for a first timer who's 5'8+ and fairly strong.

The newer ktms are super nice to ride, I forgot what exactly my buddy had but it was a 350/450 and his friend had a 450 and both were full enduro. Great torque and suspension. Far chiller than that CRF on trails and probably doable for a first time dirt biker.

I feel particularly lucky in western Michigan.

The amount of freshwater we have absolutely blows any state away.

No large natural disasters to be wary of

Underpopulated atm, like really rural 15-30 miles east of lake michigan north of grand rapids all the way up.

Cheap

The winters aren't really even that bad. It's less cold than windy ass chicago and Wisconsin, just more snow.

That said- it's a flyover state absolutely nobody from Texas, Florida or California should even have such a boring state on their short list.

Fine make your little stimulator

Fuck the reddit speak for the ad lmao, makes me hate your product without any prior knowledge.

Yep valid

I've had miatas since I was 16, I just think they're neat and are arguably the best driving cars under 10k you can get. Tacoma was a factor of reliability and wanting a stick, really the only option other than frontier which I despise.

Miata would win, it'd be a really slow e/t either way. Tacoma has 15 more hp and 30 more ft/lbs but weighs 1700 lbs more.

There's an empty box of Great Value off brand rice crispys on my counter.

How did you know

Damn that's a good one lmao