Okay, here I go- Yesterday, I bought a 2013 460 Premium. I know I wasn't supposed to get a truck with air ride. I know I wasn't supposed to get a Nav model. However, I found a REALLY clean candidate, and it only had 60k miles. I couldn't walk away from a low mileage vehicle for the price. I'm sure I'll end up paying a bit for it, but it's too late to turn back now.
As I look at products and shops to complete a build, it's obviously a bit overwhelming. Wanting stellar products at the lowest possible cost is how I roll.
Am I a seasoned off roader? not since I was young. I have a family now, and I live in Conifer, Colorado. We often enjoy weekend treks where we often find ourselves in sketchy terrain- I definitely want something durable and capable. I had some previous experience with RSG, so I am initially inclined to go with them to do most of the work- I work an awful lot, and hard, so I will defer to a shop for most of the work. I kinda want this to be done as professionally as possible. I will admit that I jumped on Amazon to try and get a Magnaflow for it. I found one! Time will tell whether the vendor was legit. That install should be a breeze and provide me with some instant gratification.
As I mentioned before, I am pretty unfamiliar with the shops in the Denver metro area. I read about Slee in Golden, but I am open to suggestions/horror stories/and also product recommendations as well. The right shop seems like a vital early choice. I would post a picture, but since it's bone stock, seems like a waste of space. It's silver.
As I look at products and shops to complete a build, it's obviously a bit overwhelming. Wanting stellar products at the lowest possible cost is how I roll.
Am I a seasoned off roader? not since I was young. I have a family now, and I live in Conifer, Colorado. We often enjoy weekend treks where we often find ourselves in sketchy terrain- I definitely want something durable and capable. I had some previous experience with RSG, so I am initially inclined to go with them to do most of the work- I work an awful lot, and hard, so I will defer to a shop for most of the work. I kinda want this to be done as professionally as possible. I will admit that I jumped on Amazon to try and get a Magnaflow for it. I found one! Time will tell whether the vendor was legit. That install should be a breeze and provide me with some instant gratification.
As I mentioned before, I am pretty unfamiliar with the shops in the Denver metro area. I read about Slee in Golden, but I am open to suggestions/horror stories/and also product recommendations as well. The right shop seems like a vital early choice. I would post a picture, but since it's bone stock, seems like a waste of space. It's silver.