coffee is against my religion. I have never purchased anything at starbucks.
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Ah @das100 and I think alike. I still rock my roofbasket with pride
. I am fortunate to have ample space at work and my home garage is also high enough. Haven't thought about the Starbucks line since acquiring a proper expresso machine for my morning lates. Saving tons of money. 
Yes, please report on your measures. I am measuring from the top of tire to the fender to try and isolate from the ground, but even then if the surface is not even enough there will be some influence. This is what I got measuring today. Rear Pass 6,5; Rear Driver 6; Front Pass 6; Front Driver 5,5. So, looks like I am getting half an inch of difference. I was told by the shop that up to half an inch is normal for 200s but they will have another look next week.
The pic below is at my work parking lot where the ground is more even, and I guess you can see a tiny bit of lean if you reaaaally look for it.
And here is a side view. I like that I still have a tiny rake.
Sheesh, It's the thing I most look forward to every morning. Thousands of dollars tied up in espresso gear.
Someone should make "coffee and cruisers" a thing. I'd sign up for that.
We can't always be as lucky as you, sir.Sheesh, It's the thing I most look forward to every morning. Thousands of dollars tied up in espresso gear.
Small tire gang! I'm still running them on mine (same truck) Bilsteins were on back order last summer when I was shopping then one thing led to another (other projects/expenses). Yours looks good, mine is in need of bath/detail.
My brother, it took me like a week but now that I know your humor...funniest dude on the forum. never change.
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A few pictures from doing the White Rim trail last week in Canyonlands NP. Beautiful area!!!
I can see the need for UCAs from here (camber)After being photo-bullied by DAS several times here, I bit the bullet and installed the WD pre-collar lift in the front of my HE non-third row. Amazing how much 2 to 3 inches makes a big difference for these trucks. I am running 285/65/18s on the HE wheels. Also installed spidertrax wheel spacers to avoid rubbing. I think I am now set for a good while without any mods (wife made me say this).
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We’ve been wanting to do white rim but didn’t think we could tow through there… any issues? If I’m not mistaken there is one spot with a fairly low overhang that I thought may give my trailer trouble but then I read somewhere no towing so just abandoned the towing related research.
No handicapped folks in our office, so I'm in GREAT shape. That is the obligatory 'parking lot code compliance' space.
I just recently did the WD 3/1 and decided to retain the OEM shocks because I'm very happy with the ride of OEM. Tires are next on the list.
Good idea. I honestly think 33/34s are the perfect size for these trucks. I just spent a week in back country NV/CA and the stock suspension is pretty frickin awesome.
Awesome pics!! Good memories..
Not my 200 series (yet), but my 100 series on the White Rim
Not my 200 series (yet), but my 100 series on the White Rim
Have to hit Long Canyon when you’re in that area.
Interesting. Please elaborate?
The excessive positive camber is evident from that picture. When you lift the front without UCAs, you cannot maintain factory alignment due to the geometry changes.
