What have you done to your 200 Series this week? (12 Viewers)
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Did some small stuff to stay busy. Mostly buying this week and installing next week.
-Bought H3R Performance Extinguisher and brackets for install on passenger side footwell.
-Bought a couple soft shackles.
-Bought a Factor 55 Hictchlink 2.0.
-Oil change & 5 tire rotation.
-Fresh Wax job.
Looking forward to getting my hands on a rear hatch interior light and maybe an engine bay light.
-Bought H3R Performance Extinguisher and brackets for install on passenger side footwell.
-Bought a couple soft shackles.
-Bought a Factor 55 Hictchlink 2.0.
-Oil change & 5 tire rotation.
-Fresh Wax job.
Looking forward to getting my hands on a rear hatch interior light and maybe an engine bay light.
Did you get the H3R universal seat bracket? I’m curious as to how these fit on the LC.
I used this build as a reason to buy it. It mounted up well. I'll update once I install mine.
What are they doing…
BP51/SPC UCA, rock sliders, front ARB bumper and 12k come up winch, slee rear bumper, arb twin compressor, arb rear locker, rear hatch lights, brake job, 9” intensity lights, battery tray and group 31, Baja SAE fog lights, redarc brake controllerWhat are they doing…
Oh and slee skids and Nitto ridge grapplers. I feel like I’ve forgot a few things too lol, they’ll have it for two weeks.
What did you use for the chrome delete?
kcjaz
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Plastidip
They are the basic firestone bags. They sit inside the coil, not attached to anything. The air plumbing runs up through the top of the sping. In theory, they should limit travel. I on the other hand have never noticed and if they do, its negligable. I was originally going to remove them becasue the tourflex springs do such a great job of keeping my rear up when towing our opus. We just sold the Opus and moved on to a larger TT with a more sunstatial tounge weight. I will be leaving them in to see if ill need them.
Your supposed to keep them at 5psi to limit any potential damage when not loaded. To be honest, when I'm not loaded I take out the valve stem cores and run them at zero. I have never had an issue like this and im confident they dont limit any articulation. I could see the plumbing failing before the actual bag is damaged on them. Also, they are really easy to install/replace, not too hard on the wallet and the benefits when towing validate the risk for me.
prwillard2
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Did you install them yourself? If so, how was the install?
Went for a drive. Im trying to get more use out of the old thing rather than keep modding it and holding up a hoist
I thought you could only go out if the house for 1 hour. The covid police will come get you and take to the camp.
Went less than 1..
prwillard2
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Any particular reason you're using super?
Only that it makes me feel better pulling the trailer. just another one of my expensive habits!
Dear god, did you get gas or gold? As a Southerner the cost y’all pay for fuel is mind blowing.
Thanks for pointing that out! And that was at my commercial refuel place. A deal believe it or not. We were up Northern CA coast recently. California/Oregon border was defined by $1 plus per gal difference. Just opened DMV registration renewals on a couple 15 year old work trucks.. pushing $500 each & INCREASING from previous years.. and smog checks. California Dream..
