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6 Months of ownership now. 10k miles

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So the question of the day is: Would you buy it again today with what you know now?
Did a couple things:
- removed front air dams
Super-grateful that you're sharing this info; I'm just starting down a similar path (going from 2013 LR4 base to a new 2025 1958 LC).
Question: Any downside to removing the front air dams? I don't like them but have been warned that removing them (on other vehicles) can negatively affect road noise and engine cooling efficiency. Any thoughts on how it's gone on a new LC?
I see a couple of ramps and a floor jack in these pics. Have you been able to do your undercarriage work with those or have you need anything else regarding lift/access?Installed the OEM Toyota rear differential skid plate this afternoon... Wasn't as bad as I thought but two main take aways:
1. The instructions are concerned with getting the brackets around the brake line, but the real challenge was getting them around the rear anti-sway bar. The instructions thusly made it seem like you had to clear the brake line first when the order was indeed the opposite.
2. The orientation of the brackets wasn't well described in the instructions, but not too tough to figure it all out...
All in all, happy with how it turned out and well needed as I already had a couple marks on the bottom of the differential from trail use. Scooped a light lift this weekend on Memorial Day sale, curious to see how that'll turn out.... stay tuned.
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