The Mother-In-Law... Build thread, Intro, and request for guidance ('03 LX470) (2 Viewers)
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I got a chance to test the auxiliary lights later that night and all I can say is WOW! I've used Rigid many times in the past, but this is my first time using Baja Designs. Those LP9s are exgtremely bright, and I like the fact that you can run them as long range spots or a wider driving pattern. I should have gotten some pictures so everyone can see the difference. Next time I'm out in the boonies I'll try and get some pictures. The Rigid driving lights in the front bumper make a very nice flat and wide beam that will really make a big difference for everyday driving. They will be very helpful seeing animals, etc. in the ditches on the sides of the road at night as well.
The build is really coming along great and glad everyone was safe from that accident. How’s the wheel/tire combo working out with the AHC after the TB adjustments and rebaselining? I’m going to pull the trigger on the same combo this month but want to make sure it’s just TB, pinch weld and AHC adjustments.
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So far it's been great. Initially I was driving around with the suspension setting more towards comfort, but it was really too "boaty" for my liking. Bumps in the road caused too much body movement and it was just a bit too squishy. I clicked it over one more towards Sport and it took most of that squishy feeling out without being harsh. Being able to get the truck into H mode is nice too. The tires and wheels seem to clear fine, and I haven't noticed any rubbing at all going in and out of parking lots, nor going up small hills at my in-law's. This tire combo creates more road noise, but it's not obnoxious. And thanks to @BenCC I have center caps for the front wheels. We had to drill holes in the back of the Icon center caps and then heat the backside up with a small butane torch in order to get the Icon sticker off the front. I used a small pick to push the sticker off from the back of the Icon center cap. Then I used trim adhesive to stick them to the new center caps from Ben. Definitely makes the truck look more finished with the front center caps installed.
