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I can't find the 200 series tailgate cover? have any of those?
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JUST A QUICK NOTICE!!!!!!!!!!!
CODE AT CHECK OUT IS------ FREESHIP
Jason
I can't find the 200 series tailgate cover? have any of those?
Don’t sugar-coat it like that, Jason...
Tell us how youreally feel!
I'm not singling out Kansas, but if another state becomes STUPID I will not sell there either.
J
This is patently false because I live in California and just bought something from you yesterday!!!
Just noticed I bashed 1 of my rear adjustment knobs off at some point. 45 tough dog adjustable rear. Is this replaceable?
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Looks like maybe the shock bodies are contacting the mount bracket too.Just noticed I bashed 1 of my rear adjustment knobs off at some point. 45 tough dog adjustable rear. Is this replaceable?
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Didn’t even notice the wear there. Ouch, thx. Would some armor like this fix future damage potential?Looks like maybe the shock bodies are contacting the mount bracket too.
That armor would not stop the shock from contacting the OEM bracket. The contact there is a product of the larger-than-stock diameter of the shock tubes. The only way to stop it would be to space the shocks out from the bracket, modify the stock bracket, or switch to smaller diameter shocks.Didn’t even notice the wear there. Ouch, thx. Would some armor like this fix future damage potential?
Land Cruiser 200 Series | Rear Shock Armor
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good tips. yeah the shock body is just slight paint scuff, no dents. I'm glad i know now though so I'll put some paint on it. I did go aead and order the shock guards from Trail tailor, so at least that'll protect the bolt and shock otherwise.That armor would not stop the shock from contacting the OEM bracket. The contact there is a product of the larger-than-stock diameter of the shock tubes. The only way to stop it would be to space the shocks out from the bracket, modify the stock bracket, or switch to smaller diameter shocks.
If the shocks only show slight contact (i.e. paint scratched off) and are not severely dented or anything like that, I personally wouldn't worry about it. Just shoot the scrapes with some paint every once and a while to keep the rust at bay.
You could potentially slip a steel washer between the shock mount and the shock itself. If the contact is that slight, it wouldn't need to be very thick.good tips. yeah the shock body is just slight paint scuff, no dents. I'm glad i know now though so I'll put some paint on it. I did go aead and order the shock guards from Trail tailor, so at least that'll protect the bolt and shock otherwise.
@Eric Sarjeant has a fix for this preventing the need to remove the flap. It’s really simple, if you search his recent posts(within that last month), you’ll see it on here.Thanks Jason. Nice craftsmanship
I figured out after the first picture that I had to remove the flap
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@Eric Sarjeant has a fix for this preventing the need to remove the flap. It’s really simple, if you search his recent posts(within that last month), you’ll see it on here.
Well, I already removed it