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Taste test. The only way to know for sure.

This list is clutch, thanks for putting this together! Found a place that is replacing my 17 year old windshield for $280 installed, will let me bring it with all trim removed and do the trim install myself at home. Fingers crossed.

Cruiser Heaven if you want to do this right and be done with it for a long time. My ridies lasted about 2.5-3 years before they started cracking. The dye started coming off day 1 when I wiped the seats and arm rest with water on a micro fiber...

To break the bolts on all the top shock mounts, I used the drill a hole and screw driver method. It got alot easier once I did this.

The set for the front didn't come with any instruction but the washers and bushings were already installed. Washer-->Bushing-->frame mount --> bushing--> washer. I didn't assume I needed to re-use factory washers from my old set to sandwich the...

For the rears, mine came with instructions for the 200 and the 105/80, which call out washer/bushing/anti twist washer configs. I spent a while trying to figure out which of any of that applied to the 100 series. Then I found the instructions...

It's really just cutting a wire, joining a wire (typically the same color wire) over and over. There could be some mild troubleshooting at the end that causes a lot of anxiety but many of us had success without any issues at all. I did it on a...

Got front and rear IMS shocks installed yesterday. Pretty easy job if everything goes as planned (it didn’t for me.) Took me forever to get the passenger rear shock off. I had to cut it. Bad time. The IMS seems to ride great though I’ve only...

Rears are on. These things are beautiful. Looking forward to dialing them in.

Edit: I found another post somewhere that states these don't work on the 100, leaving the rest of the post in case someone else has the same question. @crikeymike I can follow this picture. However my kit came with several variations of anti...

Fast shipping, everything arrived well packaged, without issues. Instructions included, lots of extra parts, everything looks perfect. You're running a tight ship, I appreciate it! Will follow up once it's all installed, will probably start...

If you check the torque on valve covers they are all likely loose and below torque value. Very normal not a big deal. Torque to correct value and call it a day. Ignore the other seeps. Not gonna kill it as long as the overall levels are where...

Not discounting the OP's frustrations, I didn't see the issue and can't comment on the correct place for the blame. Can only say I installed these lines myself 6-7 years ago without issue and I'm glad to have vendors supporting this platform...

have someone else call them from "Arizona" and tell them what you need. or tell them its on a racecar and sign a non street use affidavit.

happy to help you work it out. email is best sales@gamiviti.com thanks.

Alright, I'm coming around finally. Is this the kind of thing where I can send you a picture of the crap I normally mount on the top of my rack and you guys can let me know if and how it'll work on your rack? The only thing I'm actually...

I just replaced my Ridies (after 4? years, total garbage) with LC Heaven. Brand new, so can't speak to longevity, but they fit great, look great, smell great, feel great. Feels like much higher quality kit.

Looks like FrontRunner finally fixed the slimline, albeit not available for the 100 series yet. I never understood making the cross members fixed into position by some of these other offerings. I have several storage boxes that are a fixed...

I saw that, thanks for the order!! Post up photos after you get it all installed!!

Yeah agree, alot of what we are hearing is wind noise that all these layers don't address.

Sure, other people have done this, that's how I know it works. I'm not trying to convince anyone though, I just wanted to pass the method along if anyone was already convinced they wanted to do it.

"Might work, might catch on fire one day, let it eat"

They didn’t even add electrical tape, just stripped back the wires and half way twisted them together. I have it repaired with one connector instead of two now. This is central eastern Alabama, between Montgomery and Auburn, it’s hard for folks...

I can't get enough of this: just cut, strip, and twist the wires. Add some electrical tape, call it good. LOL, man, not sure what part of Alabama you're from but it looks very similar to rural south Louisiana from that.

Several months ago @Godwin and I made a visit to a local junkyard after I found two 1977 2wd Toyota pickups from marketplace. I had been looking for a disc brake truck for a guy for a while to convert his from front drums to factory discs. When...