Stig was THE heart and soul of Bronco news, that not only kept individuals interested, but surely brought @Ford Motor Company new customers as well. Stig provided more of a service to us all, as customers, than the entire marketing team combined by simply providing answers to the most basic of...
I made the 12hr trip to Eddyville IA last weekend for a drag race that put me within 90 miles of Granger, just couldn't make it that much farther with the schedule. Sure wanted to though!
Going through this now with a 2020 Explorer. Hasn't been replaced yet, but because of the low mileage/age, the technician was able to get insurance to approve OEM. It WILL still have to be recalibrated.
Is it possible the problems you've seen with aftermarket units weren't recalibrated?
First true road trip, taking her back home to Texas from Granger.
I'm sure a trip to Breckenridge will soon follow, as it seems to be a yearly trip. That is unless I can convince the significant other to try Telluride and wheel some of the passes in that area!
Photo taken last year at Blue...
No idea of your boy's ages, but did you have any luck with them?
I took my daughter (8) today and was told "nope" by several of the employees. It was just me and her, and I didn't feel comfortable just leaving her behind, so I missed out too.
Actually, I was pi**ed about it enough we just...
Wait......don't all cows drink another cows milk at some point?
To answer the original question, a 19 GMC Canyon will be leaving. I've always been a Ford car guy since I started driving with a 64 Galaxie, followed by a 64 Falcon (that I still have). Over time I've also had a 62 Falcon, a fox...
A spacer isn't going to help. Those method's have a -44 (NEG 44 offset), the Sasquatch is +30 (Non Sas +55). Positive offset puts the mounting surface closer to the outer wheel face, NEG offset=closer to the back of the wheel.
Wheels alone are going to be pushed OUT 74mm without a spacer...