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I am considering these with my OME heavy lift. The front end of my 100 feels very tight and jarring over bumps.I had the rear. The front make such a difference.
Haven’t replaced those yet, still original halogen ones.What LED lights did you use for the turn signals?
New tires for the long drive to Pismo and back. Desperately needed to get off of the mud tires that were on there.
Hankook dynapro AT2 RF11, 285/70/17. Semi impulse buy the day before the trip. Pleased so far, very quiet on the road, did great in the sand. Aired down to 12 to 15 without problem.
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What were you wearing before? How's the ride quality?
Saturday I spent half the afternoon trying the ratcheting wrench and strap wrench method to get the rear shocks out of my LX they were throughly rusted on and it was kicking my @ss. Today I caved and drilled two access holes from the top....... HOLY CRAP I should have done this from the very start. Makes it soooooo much easier. Plugs are easily sourced online for the 1.5” hole.
Measurements taken from user DRJMAN
Driver side:
About 4 inches to the rear from the front tie-in loop and about 4 inches towards the middle of the
vehicle.
Passender side: 3 inches back, 5 inches in
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Awesome man, glad you're pleased! One of those little-cost, huge-reward things that we all tend to let slide for too long. I finally changed my hood struts when it landed on my mechanic. Since the LX has a built-in guillotine (attached grille), it seemed like a nice thing to do.Replaced my aging rear hatch struts with new units from @CloudCity 's amazon store. Mine would hold the hatch, but not lift it. Kind of a 'it stays where you stick it' sort of thing.
New ones went in super easy and lift the hatch really quick.
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Awesome man, glad you're pleased! One of those little-cost, huge-reward things that we all tend to led slide for too long. I finally changed my hood struts when it landed on my mechanic. Since the LX has a built-in guillotine (attached grille), it seemed like a nice thing to do.
Awesome man, glad you're pleased! One of those little-cost, huge-reward things that we all tend to let slide for too long. I finally changed my hood struts when it landed on my mechanic. Since the LX has a built-in guillotine (attached grille), it seemed like a nice thing to do.
I am glad you like it. I am finalizing the multiple- rocker switch mount for that same location.Prior to these it was on nitto mud tires from PO. They road like S*** as all mud tires do. Vibrated everything in the drivetrain, were noisy and of dubious value to a vehicle that now lives in the desert (of course they will be for sale in the used tire section and labelled as the best mud tires ever)
To answer your question, anything compared to the old tires is going to be miles better. They are smooth, quiet and ride very well. However the Icon suspension probably doesn't hurt. Hankook do a 30 day money back if you don't like them. Just FYI the older version AT 10 are about 26 dollars cheaper and per the guys at discount "the hardest wearing tire we have ever had" That tire also has a more aggressive looking tread, might be worth a look depending on what off road stuff you get in to.
Saturday I spent half the afternoon trying the ratcheting wrench and strap wrench method to get the rear shocks out of my LX they were throughly rusted on and it was kicking my @ss. Today I caved and drilled two access holes from the top....... HOLY CRAP I should have done this from the very start. Makes it soooooo much easier. Plugs are easily sourced online for the 1.5” hole.
Measurements taken from user DRJMAN
Driver side:
About 4 inches to the rear from the front tie-in loop and about 4 inches towards the middle of the
vehicle.
Passender side: 3 inches back, 5 inches in
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So much want. Do you think you could fit a 6th switch in there? seems like you could narrow up the surround on the left and right and squeeze another in.I am glad you like it. I am finalizing the multiple- rocker switch mount for that same location.
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I will try to fit six. Let me know why do you need six, just curious.So much want. Do you think you could fit a 6th switch in there? seems like you could narrow up the surround on the left and right and squeeze another in.
Parked at Walmart and came out to this...:
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That's awesome!! Any ideas for something like a Scangauge II + 1 switch on each side? Is it possible given there's not a lot of room to work with?I am glad you like it. I am finalizing the multiple- rocker switch mount for that same location.
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I dunno; no plans yet but I figure it’s one more circuit that’s possible for future use. I currently have zero but that should be changing soon.I will try to fit six. Let me know why do you need six, just curious.