Wasn't me...sadlyNice to not be the only 6 speed JT for once! I think there were 3 of us with @SSinGA! Plus elf and his TJR
I'm bad with these screen names to real names. Was it you @Monkey6 ?Wasn't me...sadly
Yea that was me in the red MojaveI'm bad with these screen names to real names. Was it you @Monkey6 ?
Rusty's off road is what I have, and they did a good job. They were $89 at the time I bought them and I sprayed them with a few coats of rustoleum bed liner spray before I put them on. Install was pretty easy with a helping hand for a buddy. You want to get the top bolt in first or you won't be able to get to it. Some don't even use the top bolt. Then you reuse the factory bolt in the middle. I've seen others say they needed to make that hole larger, but I had smooth install with mine. I'll touch them up with some more of the spray paint by the end of the week. They do the job!Anyone have an lca skid recommendation?
Other than a little scraping on the fuel tank skid, which is to be expected, this is all I found, post wash inspection. Last time out, I hit the other side.
I could have used those, that's for sure. Haha. I said that the last time too. Lesson learned. I also scored a 3/4" spacer lift from @Benbean66, which should help a little bit. I want to stay as stock as possible, but, keep things safe/protected.Rusty's off road is what I have, and they did a good job. They were $89 at the time I bought them and I sprayed them with a few coats of rustoleum bed liner spray before I put them on. Install was pretty easy with a helping hand for a buddy. You want to get the top bolt in first or you won't be able to get to it. Some don't even use the top bolt. Then you reuse the factory bolt in the middle. I've seen others say they needed to make that hole larger, but I had smooth install with mine. I'll touch them up with some more of the spray paint by the end of the week. They do the job!
Most people have moved past CB radios to GMRS and almost everyone I wheel with uses these.
There is some hate among purists on the BAOFENG radios, and you technically need a license to operate GMRS, but I literally only know of 1 person with an amateur radio license that wheels with us.
The price is only slightly more than FRS radio's, has much better range than CBs and FRS, and a lot more channels. The BAOFENG radios are easily programmed using a program called CHIRP with the following cable.
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HUB0ONK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I like this guy's video's
They taught me everything I needed to know and allowed me to program about 100 channels on my radios. I have config files that I can share with others, or program their radio for them in less than 5 minutes