Recent content by ryslegit

I'm stock height with sliders just did a trip to Death Valley last month with some challenging sections. Tapped the slider once and took a couple hits to the gas tank skid, but that was it. Stock height will be fine for most people "overlanding"

It is nice looking at my kbb and seeing the valued price higher than MSRP though :bounce:

No, most SoCal dealers mark them up regardless if its a customer order or sitting on the lot. A dealer can't just sell a walk-in a customer ordered vehicle if a deposit was made and a contract signed. However, they will put customer's vehicle on their website as available just to get you to...

Here's one before mods and a shot while I was out in Mammoth This one is probably one of my all time favorite pics

What dealership is this?

A company should,to an extent, take appropriate measures to prevent this type of corrosion. This is a product that will be exposed to harsh conditions so it should be expected to have protect coating/plating, otherwise leave a disclaimer. As OP has claimed this has been on the truck for sub 9...

There's always ways around the smog tests here. A few buddies of mine have smog people that will pass their cars for them.

I drove a JK and hated it, my buddy also has one and it's horrible to be in which is why I picked up a 4Runner. However, I feel the JL does now compete with the 4Runner in that part of the spectrum. In the end it is all subjective really. Couldn't agree more on the Jeep issues, I'm already...

You must not have test driven a JL. Completely different experience.

This only tells me the 4Runner is more viable to be dropped. Why continue to create a separate vehicle for the adventure type when they can just add a "trim" to another vehicle in their line up.

All CA dealers are not marking up the Pros. There is a dealer in SoCal that sells them at MSRP, however there is a wait list unless a buyer backs out of purchasing then it goes free for all.

You actually had to drive up in 4WD? I was in Big Bear for the weekend and left the truck in 2WD on the drive down Sunday morning. I did have to keep it in 4H when the storm hit Saturday night though, we decided to hit some trails and all of a sudden the snow came down hard. I saw 2WD cars...

Surprised catch are being put on these vehicles...based off my experience they did nothing whatsoever to reduce carbon build up. Coming from a GTI which are notorious for early carbon build up, it was proven the catch can did little to nothing to reduce build up. Same results for both mine...

Thanks! I've always been a fan of circle style lights so these had to be on the truck :bounce:

Seeing snow for the first time this winter lol