Recent content by Raptor008v2

I think you're right. The damage on the driver's side looks to be a little too far outside the valance.

I posted this in another thread, but it will copy here for visibility as well.... Oh and I've got approximately 60k miles on them. ----- Been running the Foam Cell Pros since May of 2017. Zero issues. I wanted a height-adjustable, reliable, twin-tube design and that's exactly what I got. Will...

I realize photos sometimes don't do things justice, but honestly, it doesn't look bad at all. I would just hit it with some black spray paint and install it. It's a steel bumper. Even if you don't wheel it, make up some cool trail damage story. I say this as someone who is pretty anal myself. I...

Been running the Foam Cell Pros since May of 2017. Zero issues. I wanted a height-adjustable, reliable, twin-tube design and that's exactly what I got. Will replace them with the same thing when the time comes.

I've had mine installed with double layers of 3M VHB tape for two years now. Zero issues and still holding strong. I wanted a 0% chance of any hidden leaks that I would find years later. I still used the bracket as a mounting point for the tape. Also, there's positive pressure between the...

Photo was taken coming back from Lexington Arch in Great Basin National Park. The Park Service had closed the road while we were still in.

I've been running the Foam Cell Pro's since May 2017 (40k+ miles). I have had exactly zero issues with them. At the time, I really couldn't find many people who ran them on their 4Runner. I was looking for something adjustable, but also very low maintenance and robust without overpaying for...

With a small modification to the bulb, you can run H9s for brighter output. There's a few threads on this site and the internet in general about it. I've ran Phillips H9s now for over a year with no problem. For $10 a bulb I can't complain.

I had this same problem with mine. They would bounce on rough roads and it was noticeable if it was dark enough. It drove me crazy enough that I finally sold mine and replaced them with H9 bulbs. Not as bright but I don't notice the shake/vibration now. I did a retrofit in my old FJ and had the...

I don't believe the KO2 in that rating has a 3-ply sidewall. Not even the C-load LT KO2 has 3-ply. I don't know much about the P-rated ATX.

There's an active discussion going on in the Engine / Tires / Suspension etc. subforum about this tire that you may find helpful. General Grabber ATX tire Some of the most popular tires that fit your criteria seem to be the BFGoodrich KO2, General Grabber ATX and the Falken Wildpeak AT3W.

I've seen this tire in person (LT285/70R17). The actual, physical plies of the tread are: 2 polyester, 2 steel and 2 polyamide (nylon is an example of polyamide). The actual plies of the sidewall are 2 polyester. I've measured the sidewalls of the ATX (again in LT285/70R17) with an outside...

For what it's worth, I actually don't regret mine. I got a really good deal on a used Safari. If I'm honest, the main reason I got it was because I thought it looked cool. Here lately though, it's been a nice added insurance benefit with the amount of rain we've gotten. I've also been in deep...

Haha, ExpOne a "no go" for you?

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