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You wrapped those? Not paint? What brand/color did you use?

IMO the ones that look closest to the modular bumper are: - DV8 FS-15 rear bumper - Rough Country tubular rear bumper - 4 Wheel Parts rear bumper Of these only the DV8 has a license plate option other then mounting on the spare. The RC bumper is ridiculously cheap right now. The 4WP bumper...

Fiberglass companies like Fiberwerx and McNeil Racing are located down in the San Diego area and their products are manufactured across the border in Mexico. That could also be another possibility to add to the conspiracies within this thread.

If you are buying a product that you are told is being built completely in house in the USA, it helps justify a $6k+ price tag. If that same product you thought you were buying you later found out was being manufactured elsewhere, it would definitely effect my opinion on it and the price tag...

You've got a bad habit.

People have been asking for a bumper that looks similar to the modular bumper. I have to admit this one looks pretty close, especially with the RTR tubular end caps that I have.

They have the same model number as the Sasquatch/Badlands coils. 15% off through panda motorworks right now too.

Smoke and mirrors

Duluth trading company has the E50 extinguishers at 30% off right now, which is a good deal for these. However I’m having doubts about these after reading through this thread and checking out a few review videos online...

You liked my post, but I never received a DM.

That 10% code works all the time, which is why I'm going to be waiting on buying anything DV8 until after the holidays.

Realized I didn't have any updated pictures in here with my 315/70/17's on.

They spelled Wildtrak incorrectly. The part number for these springs is the same as the Sasquatch/Badlands springs. So everyone waited around thinking they were getting a specific spring, but it's been available all the while. I think their delay was just that they wanted to test them on a...

If the springs from Eibach, which were designed for the sasquatch/badlands shocks, work on the HOSS 3.0 (One member in this thread has this installed). Then I would say it is pretty safe to assume that the Dobinsons springs would work as well. They have multiple options for different loads...

Ya I agree that most people would try and keep the HOSS 3.0 and build off of it if possible. What I was trying to say is that there is a small amount of people with the HOSS 3.0, and of that small group even less are looking to upgrade.

Eibach is involved with a vast variety of motorsports and makes springs for all different types of vehicles. Plus the number of people running the HOSS 3.0 fox shocks has to be pretty low and the % of those owners looking to modify their suspension even less. Lots of lift options if you were to...

When I took my bronco to them I dropped it off when they opened and they were done by the end of the day. I picked it up the following morning because I was working in the evening at the time. The guy I was emailing with was Michael Coulombe from the R&D division.

Or the EZ rack?

Probably also helps that both King and APG are located in Garden Grove, CA

Nice work. I like the creativity. For your first time working with wood I would say it came out great. First thing thing that caught my eye was the height of the griddle. It looks like the griddle top is at nipple height, which seems like that would be awkward cooking like that.