Starting to get desperate here. My suspension is in need of a rebuild. Does anyone have recommendations for shops in or around Seattle? Ideally it would be a shop that can not only perform rebuilds, but also works on electrical etc. Left all my tools back home in CA so doing my own work is on...
Have you come across the 2019 Pro hood scoop, that is black (finished) plastic instead of something meant to be paint matched?
I guess I'm not even sure if it's a separate piece.
Maybe this is a good thread to ask what I've been wondering since visiting the Lost Coast/Humboldt area a couple weeks ago..
When driving up toward Eureka, the Eel River more or less followed the highway. I saw a bunch of small side roads that led down to the water, and from the highway I could...
I have the VR10-S (synthetic line) in my C4 Fab lo-pro and have no complaints. It worked flawlessly the handful of times I had to use it.
I do plan on getting the wireless remote kit for it because the wired remote is kind of annoying to plug in and keep off of the front tires.
1. Fully stock
2. Lift/UCAs, new wheels (FN Wheels) and Goodyear 285s mounted
3. New wheels (SCS) mounted with same 285s
4. 285s replaced with Nitto 305s
Maybe I've just gotten extremely lucky 4 times in a row, but I get ZERO vibration at any speed. The steering wheel is completely still.
The...
The point of my response to the "everything is made in China" comment was that the no name Android units are more often than not, junk. They often have more issues than it's worth to the general consumer, and as such it's a rule of thumb to stay away from them versus the big brands. Most...
One of the biggest rules of thumb in aftermarket car audio is to steer well clear of the random no name Android based headunits.
Even if most headunits are physically built in China, the reputable names like Pioneer, Alpine, Kenwood, etc are the way to go for their quality control, software...
For sale: 2 LFD Off Road crossbars (Aluminum) with original nuts/bolts. Does not come with the tent mounting brackets pictured. Asking $150, located in SF Bay Area, CA.