Recent content by Cygnusx1

I ran a stock Badlands 2 door Sas out there a few years back. Only real mods at the time were Asfir rear shock sliders. THose worked great. Seems like the low points that get hit all the time are the rear shocks and the gas tank skid. Did great. Have since put on NVM sliders - burly. We did...

New rear shocks are not tremendously expensive. Why would you want a buyback on a car you like instead of putting two new shocks on?

I drive in 4A a majority of the time. I have not observed any material differences in gas mileage between 2H and 4A. I have previously observed that in regular temps/regular road conditions, the front wheels only engage pulling away from stop and upon general acceleration. And, most of the...

Hubcentric = 93.25mm Ford Performance only sells +35mm offset. No idea what other method wheels may have the correct bore size.

There's only once size available. See above post #21 for details.

Yeah, I thought about the Titan atk-1 for a long time. But ultimately, was bothered by the offset and the fact that the center caps cost a gazillion dollars. When I saw that the Methods offered significant weight savings, were hub centric, had oem offset and looked pretty good, decided to go...

they are +35, just like OEM, and Hubcentric.

Just got a set of 5 of these. Matte Titianium Gray. Saw some conflicting info re weight. So, weighed them myself. Weight = 28.4 lbs.

If its not gone after 1500 miles, then post again

Harley's are revered for snow and ice prowess.

Get the mcgards. Quality.

I've had the top off on the 2 door all summer. large midwest city but not downtown. No issues. I am careful not to leave anything in the truck but am not aware of anyone messing around in it. If you are downtown Cleveland, maybe not the best idea. If you are in SH then no prob.

also file complaint with Better Business Bureau, that may accelerate a refund.

Have you tried initiating a chargeback on your credit card? I think the time to do so is usually 6-9 months after the charge is incurred, but its worth a call to your cc company.

yes you can power it off. You can also control it completely through an app on your phone. So what I did was connect it then pull out the hinged panel below the steering wheel and stashed it up in there near the fuses. flip the panel back and it's completely concealed and you can then just...