First let me preface this with ill never bash a company or product and that is not my intention, i am looking at doing a small body lift. Ive been researching and it looks like 1" to 1.5" is the sweet spot for me. Who is everyone going with? I cant justify spending 3x the money for...
I am working for the next few weeks in Tomah Wisconsin. I have the next three days off and was thinking about taking the Bronco up to the UP of Michigan and hitting some trails. I would love to find a trail or two that has Lake Access, or dunes etc. I know a lot of yall have wheeled up there...
i had this happen a few times a couple weeks ago and it was annoying as all get out as i was on a 7200 mile trip across the country... i physically pushed the spring mechanism up and down a few times and it hasnt came back since. worth a try anyway for yall.
OBX is an amazing spot to spend time in the summer on the Outer banks of Carolina, basically a chain of islands, that although have become a lil touristy in spots have some amazing places to relax. I go at least once a year and spend a week in Rodanthe.... look it up... there is so much to do...
I installed mine monday here in ohio, and have had my top down since, since it looks like no rain for at least the next week here. ZERO complaints, even monday night when i decided to drive 90 miles and it got down to 50 degrees. it significantly blocks the wind and i managed to stay warm the...
i apply it every fall fairly liberally. Then once winter is over ill grab a can and just hit the nooks so to speak.. for both applications youll have maybe an hour in it... it is a very easy process.
One thing you may wanna check, the company i use to detail my vehicles offers it for like 80...
Very Welcome! Good Luck! about any detailing company will usually offer undercoating as well. My local company here will do it for like 80 bucks when i get a vehicle detailed, and ive went that route a few times as well.
i had a company do the initial application. then every year i reapply myself with a couple cans. i focus on the nooks and crannies so to speak where water and salt like to settle. Even having a company do it you should be in for less 250ish dollars to get it done and done properly.
i dont use woolwax, but i use a similar product called fluid film on all my vehicles. i highly suggest using something to protect the undercarriage. ive been using it on my 95 super duty for 20 years and not one spot of rust on anything undercarriage except for the usual small surface stuff...
As a three tour combat vet, this stuck out to me..... im a proud veteran, and proud to have been given the privilege of defending the american way. Personally it doesnt matter to me where a product is made, ill gladly pay and have paid double to support american businesses, however by him...