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We should def put a reunion trip together in the next year or two, we're in!!!

That would be AWESOME!!!

Awesome Ken! Thanks for sharing. Man I can’t believe how fast ten years goes. I’m down for a reunion tour if you guys are!

10 years ago eight 200's, a 100, an 80, my brother Jay in his Tacoma and the Slee crew all met in Ouray Colorado! The rest is history, we all became life long friends and the LCDC was born, what an epic trip!!! @Canyonero @Atwalz @Willy beamin...

Hell yeah! And wow am I ever jealous of that garage space!

Picked her up yesterday. Have almost 10 very comfortable hours in her so far. Very quiet. 3rd row delete! A little smoother than my 200 (which is a keeper) and the 80 is just a how different machine. This will be fun. Yes, I may have a...

I too went down the rabbit hole and actually thought the portals were a fantastic idea for a vehicle with such a great performing AHC system, and one that has so many sensors, and accessory systems. You gain almost 4 inches in lift in Normal...

Agree on all points. Thanks for nothing, now I want to do it again.

Rubbing is minimal and only at full lock. If i’m rubbing the liner, I can’t figure out where (yet) as there aren’t any witness marks with the exception of the sway bar. I suspect the tires are contacting the liner at times (like a mogul at the...

I bought one, gets here Tues. Hopefully my daughter will enjoy it. Shes only 9 months so it might be a minute until she can control herself.

I would def grab one for my Daughter Z but she's proly too old for that thing now as she just turned 8

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Garvee-11-2-in-12V-Battery-Powered-Kids-Ride-on-Car-Toy-with-Remote-Control-Music-and-Horn-White-HDTPTO-0YMJSULK/332418706 Anyone own one of these? Feels relevant for the 200 series thread.

Considering portals.. $17k is spicy, but it might be worth it. Thoughts?

Well... At full lock they are rubbing the UCA, the forward mud flap in the front wheel well (now removed), and (just barely) the vent protrusions in the forward liner. At least that's the case with these thrashed Maxxis.

Short version: they bolt right up, minimal rubbing. Longer version: -Stock wheels (maintain OEM scrub radius). -The front mudflaps (front of tire) are the main rubbing area and each is easily removed with 2, 10mm bolts. -Spare tire is a...

Some more test flex photos.

That looks so F**KING Good!!!

35s fit well! So far I’ve driven around town in N, H1, H2. Full lock gives the slightest amount of rub, and it seems to be easy to resolve by trimming or even melting and adjusting the inner fender liner. So far it’s not bothersome enough...

In talking with Ben at Dissent at COTR; 35s on a +40mm wheel will fit will minimal to zero trimming.

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Oh heyyyy

F**K YEAH!!!