I've got a '22 Badlands Sas package and am of the opinion, if my rack blows up, so be it. I will upgrade to the heavy duty rack when it does. I have HD tie rods and bushings installed, but refuse to pay crazy money for the 74 Weld rack. What they want for it is a little steep for my tastes.
Not a knock on Nacho lights, but I have never ever heard of them in my life. They need to fire their marketing team.
Dad joke of the day:
Whose lights are these?
Ohhhhhhh, do tell... I was not aware of Brad parting ways with them. I always wondered why Becka left the channel too. I bet Britt asked her to do OF with her or something (pure conjecture, 100%).
I stand by what he is saying. I have had the same set of BD lights since 2016 and swapped them between 3 vehicles. There is some wear and tear, but they still function at 100% and still look great. I will not buy any other brand. I have had Rigid and some of the cheap ones, the Rigid lights...
I had a similar situation with an alignment shop. They pulled off all my trim rings to attach the sensors. Luckily, they didn't strip or break any getting them out!
I had a 1989 Ranger extended cab in high school. Putting my friends back there was the worst trick I ever played on them. They would agree once, then never ask for a ride again.
Unfortunately, My wife wants a TRD Pro. She is in love with those air ride seats. There is no way our teenage kids are going to fit back there. I may have to steer her towards the Ranger.
Just watched TFL and they sold their TRD Offroad back after only 6 months. The quality wasn't there and they broke the front diff on the first outing. The thing costs almost as much as a Ranger Raptor and the PRO/Trailhunter are in the high 60's to low 70's. That is insane for a midsized pickup...
Sorry about your garage. My parents sold their house and closed on it last week. This week a tree fell through the living room, total loss to the new owners.
Yes sir. I think the stereotype came from the 60s and 70s, but still rings true today (at least in my case). My Jag was a 2015 XFS with the supercharged V8. It was a rocketship and the best cruiser I ever owned. But, it was plagued with little electrical gremlins the whole time I owned it.
I had several BMWs, a Mercedes, and a Jag while living in Europe. The Mercedes was the most reliable of all of them. The Jag died a horrible death on the side of the road when the wiring under the hood caught fire. The Audi was an impulse buy because I thought I needed an RS5. Taking that car to...
When jacking offroad, I like to sit on my left hand until it goes numb. Then pump the handle quickly with it until I am done. I call it, "The Helpful Stranger." Obviously this does not work with a scissor jack.