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The only ones I've seen is on ebay for $1300. If I could pickup a set for $300, I'd jump on that. Now Rubi shocks are $300 all day long in WA.

It is when $1300 is the cheapest, kind of similar shock to use in the meantime of getting them rebuilt. Just a crap deal for the consumer.

I also thought about the Falcons, but would send off my Fox's for rebuild and then when I got them back I'd have a hole in my inner fender. So once you go Falcon your are stuck unless you get a replacement inner, or you don't care.

Here's what I got in an email from Fox. Service Pricing: https://www.ridefox.com/service.php?m=truck (Note: Sroll down and you will find the shocks Rebuild service cost and Service Intervals information) Our current turnaround time is 3 workings depending on availability of parts needed to be...

Wife got me an orange alien shade. Guess we'll take the top off more ;)

Yeah I drive with them flashing, but last year I had a cop pull up next to me and tell me I couldn't have the lights. I unplugged them and then looked up the RCW that says you cab have lights just not flashing. I put them on solid for a few days, but thought that was boring and went back to...

I bet they would stay on at 80 too.

These are the hooks. I just buy the sticky part each year, and reuse the plastic hook part. I just go out the passenger door and I go down my running board, to the rear fender, across the rear bumper upper the rear fender to the running board up the front fender, down to the front bumper, up...

Ac via the built in. The plug isn't waterproof, which fine being in the truck, but the LED lights are. Just stick command hooks on the fenders and roof and away I go. I was doing 70mph today and they stay on like a champ.

Put the lights on the truck, tis the season.

I maybe had them at 33lbs, but now at 35. I mean I know people bitch about Mojave shocks, but going bad before 36k miles sucks. I'll look into an alignment. Need to fix the problem before the next set of tires.

The dealer did the rotation, so it should have come from the back.

Yes it skips like every other row. Just curious why only the one tire. Seems like the one that moved to this location did the same thing in 5k miles, just not as severe.

What would cause a wear pattern like this? Only on the driver's front. Has been like 10k miles between rotation, and didn't wear flat once rotated to a drive wheel.

Made some racks to store the doors. HF dollies, a 2x4, eyehooks, hinges, and some scrap wood.

Put on some lights. Of course, they are bluetooth for the moment. Hopefully will get them wired up during the week. Lights, Mount

Added the bed sliders that I picked up with my new to me steel bumper. Those are a pain to get on. The new rear lights showed up, so I swapped those out out, just need to get them wired up.

Thank you. I love being one of one around town.

Put on a new to me steel rear bumper. Got some lights (these are actually going on the front but look like the ones that are going on the back) that I decided to mount to the underside of the bumper (no I'm not going to rock crawl with them). I would have preferred to have them more outboard...

Took a ride on the ferry to get a Rubicon steel rear bumper