Recent content by Knownman

I wanted to say Thank You! Thank you for this work. It has helped me a great deal. I've found all the information I needed to make the adjustment to my Bronco so it suits my needs. It has not gone unnoticed.

I get it you know it and we don't.

Maybe, But in my actual experience with the same road, and three different sets of tires the Falkens didn’t throw a single rock, the Mickeys threw a few, and the Goodyears threw hundreds if not more. you do the math.

Not true. The Falken are amazing on the same road that the Goodyears are unbelievably bad. Also had Mickey Baja Boss MT. worlds better but threw a few rocks here and there. The Stock GoodYears I could drive on the street to my house a mile after the gravel road. Stop and pullout with a...

Mickeys MT's don't throw rocks. Had them on the Bronco for 58K miles. They're not the quietest tire by any length, but you're comparing to KM3's so apparently not worried about road noise. They did better on fuel mileage than my new Wildpeak AT4s are getting. By about .5 miles per gallon...

Not for me. I have the Lux package and still went through three Oracles before I gave up the fight to save my investment. Nothing like throwing $450 in the fire pit!

The Nightmare is over! yes count them if you will. Four tail lamps here three lefts and one right. Two lefts and the right all have bad center segments. It’s only a matter of time regardless of warranty length.

Rj45 extender male to female . No heat issues and it's not reversing polarity.

I had my Yaesu mounted under my Ram 2500 front seat. It had a bracket that used to hold the fuel funnel and jack which I couldn't use anyway due to the lift. I just popped a few holes in that bracket and mounted up the radio. It was perfect and didn't even require an extra speaker. I think...

Sport mode is great. The shift schedule alone is worth that change.

I've never even used the heat in my '21? It's a SoCal thing!

I know! How weird is this? I couldn't stomach the $200 repair bill for something that should have never broke in the first place.

I found the solution for this issue. In a nutshell I plastic welded the crack. There are a few gussets on the tank which are super thick and probably over done. I cut a long thin strip from one of these to use as a filler rod. Then I used a butane torch, one for heating heat shrink, and...

Awesome!