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I have several cheap 12V sockets I got off Amazon that I have had no issues with. Currently running a SetPower 80qt in the rear of the GX. This is one of the brands I have.......https://a.co/d/9iJQ01H

Duggy's Garage?

Got some new to me wheels with 0 offset so now the tires sit flush with the body without spacers.

Check out BudBuilt. No removing the skids to change the oil. I love mine.

Love the BudBuilt skids. One access door for the filter and one for the plug. All together it's 12 bolts and easy peasy. Plus, they are damn beefy!

That's who I'm looking at to possibly do mine. One of their affiliated shops is coming to my area.

I'm running 33" MT's. They were on the rig when I bought it from my friend and I've never been in a stock rig or one with stock size tires so I have no comparison. This is the best I can do with that picture. And that's what I would be afraid of, is the end result will only be what I already...

I will start off by saying that I don't understand anything about power bands and torque converter lock-up and shift logic and such. I did install a throttle controller a while back and while this has helped with pedal response, it does not help with gear hunting and how it will drop 2 or 3...

So, I'm curious.......why / how did they talk you out of doing a lift on a GX460?

Have you checked with the local WI TLCA club? https://forum.ih8mud.com/forums/wi-land-cruiser-legends.23/

Yep. BudBuilt with the access door makes it very easy to change the filter. 👍

Why not just pull the 3rd row out and use a plywood deck? Makes things that much easier and if GX460sd had done that, his fridge cover wouldn't be hitting the glass. Besides, it's not that easy to put all that stuff in and out of the rig if you really intend to use the 3rd row seats. I have...

Apparently I am wrong. Acrad posted a link to someone who will do it for $90.

I believe it's illegal to adjust the odometer. You just need receipts / paperwork for your records to show why there is a difference.

Well, the first hole is the hardest to drill. After that, it's no big deal.......... ;)