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Not sure if this qualifies, but it is ridiculous. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE

What is this orange canister? Is that the remote reservoir for the shocks? It looks hydraulic related. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE

Great writeup and thanks for taking the time to document. Bookmarked! Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE

That's ridiculous. Hollywood bowl sounds a little like schlotzsky's... I was going to say untimed traffic lights piss me off, but yours is way worse. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE

Outside Schulenberg, TX tonight. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE

I may be going down a rabbit hole here, but I'm having trouble understanding the backspacing recommendation from Synergy for their stage 4 long arm kit (3" or 4/4.5"), and I am hoping someone running this suspension can help me visualize this. Synergy recommends a maximum backspacing of 4.75"...

I've been using a garbage bag wrapped inside and out with gorilla tape. It's held up well for five years. Wife says it looks trashy LOL Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE

Wow that's an incredible transformation. Nice detailing work! Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE

Just finished installing this bumper and tire carrier today. It seems to me that all ARB bumpers are a PITA to install, and this was no exception, but it feels solid, no squeaks, and no rattles. The extra 160 lbs of rear weight smooths out the ride a bit too. I installed the locking aluminum...

Saw this in san antonio today. [emoji848] Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE

The X2 method is definitely NOT the best way to measure tire size. The total tire height method using a bubble level mentioned by Turbo21 is better, and the roll out method suggested by Fiend is the most accurate. If you don't believe me, keep reading. BTW, Eddie's method referenced earlier is...

This is true except for the polyurethane (Rhinoliner) and polyurea (Line-X) bed liners. Professional shops usehigh pressure hot sprayers with a mixing nozzle for these chemistries, which DIYers do not have. The cures are more complete, anchorage to the metal is stronger, and the coat weights are...

Not sure, but i imagine linex is about the best you could get. Everything else would probably scratch, flake, or chip away faster than linex. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE

I use the Iron Armor truck bed coating from Harbor Freight on the underside of my jeep. It's cheap, comes in an aerosol can, and is way better than the rustoleum bed liner, which seems to be mostly solvent. I reapply once per year (after power washing with Simple Green). The Iron Armor is PVC...

Very cool build, especially the PSC install. What does the shop do with all those OEM parts they take off? Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE

I'm surprised one of these disassemble and reassemble videos has not been posted yet. https://youtu.be/lArUXYlXsH4 Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE

Last week. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE

I think we are talking about different things. Yes, the Progrip kit uses the stock calipers, but the PR60/60 hard core axle set includes new dual piston calipers (screenshot below). Their website does not mention needing to upgrade the master cylinder tho, and i have not heard of anyone needing...

Basing this on their website (currie screenshot for Extreme 60 front axle is below). Havent had a chance to call them yet; planning to this week. Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE