Hey all! I recently became an Ambassador for ModCo wheels and I would love to share with you guys a pretty solid discount for them! ModCo Wheels was started by Justin who has 20+ years in wheel design and recently decided to start his own endeavor. My favorite part of the wheels is the Bead...
I would get under the truck and check your bushings, if they are shot that could be causing the rough ride. Check those and if they seem to be in good shape id get new shocks.
I have the KO3s, they have been fantastic. The increased mud and snow traction is definitely noticeable, mpg gains from ko2s onroad, are super quiet and easy to balance out as well. Would recommend, ask me if you have any specific questions on them
Yep, you should be all good for now. The only reason for concern would be if its taking driving confidence away. It should be good to go if you can deal with it.
My front calipers seized up here. I offroad all the time, and the Powerstop calipers have been a great replacement. A friend of mine has the set of rears and he loves them just as much as I do.
This is an interesting idea, but like everyone else is saying, I don't think it will be worth the hassle in the end mostly just due to how the fenders would not likely be able to support that force coming from those latches.
Plug-and-Play LED Light Adapter Harness H10/9005/9006 - Baja
These should work fine then correct? Just posting them here to confirm and for others, if anyone else finds themselves in my situation.