Recent content by bwesty

The powder coating on SLEE bumpers is extremely high quality. 15 yrs, 75k miles on mine and it's still in great condition. Zero blemishes or issues. I can't comment on others, no experience outside ARB or Kaymar.

Have you installed and used these? Any info you can provide from longer term use and reliability? This appear to be a great option for an 80 upgrade from the stock alternator that is plug and play.

California Car Cover They are great to deal with and have all kinds of cover options available including custom sizes if necessary.

Nicely done! I had been shopping recently for a 2006 Dodge 2500 rear bumper. Not many good options out there!

For Sale: Warn MX8000 12v winch with controller, synthetic line & hook. Good condition mechanically, everything works well. No issues. Ready to be put to use! $550.00

I second this solution and upgrade. I've broken two driver side mounts, both in the field. Fan hits shroud, all kinds of bad noises. If the vehicle is used off road, particularly using 4lo it's just a matter of time when it will fail and it will fail. Lower gears, H55, etc all likely to...

Local Toyota dealer can order them, great OEM Toyota quality.

Here's an overlay of the fire for that area for reference. It definitely burnt a lot of the spots along the rim and others up there.

Warn 8274. Full rebuild, new seals & bearings. Controller and 125’ steel cable included. $1400 pickup Phoenix, AZ

I run the same setup but a single group 27 and Engel with great results.

@MileHigh80Guy I put 315/75 Yoko X-AT on my 80 last August. After all the strong positive reviews and experiences from guys in the 60 & 80 forums here running the Yokohama MT I figured the X-AT should be a great tire too and hold up well on and off road. I had been looking for an aggressive AT...

Great choice, looks excellent! I've been running the Toyo R/T Pro in the 35x11.5 /17 size on my '06 Power Wagon and really liking this tire a lot. Some great narrower size options too outside of the normal variant which is nice to see. I wish the load rating on the narrower sizes was closer to...

I just replaced my old OME stabilizer with a new OME unit. Old one had ~60k miles, it was toast. New made a noticeable difference. SLEE had them in stock, a couple others were out of stock when I was buying.

Yes they are called Flexitanks and out of Australia typically. I am not sure if they are still in production or not but I have one. Great use of space and very effective and simple water storage hidden behind the rear cargo panel.

Benchwork in Scottsdale does good work as suggested prior, they are still around. Reputable, experienced. https://benchworksteering.com/