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I think it's pretty sleazy when companies do things like this. You see it in the gun world where up market brands buy generic magazines and slap their name on them to sell for double or more the price.

Sell them for less than the RC and you would still make a profit.

What roof tray is that?

And despite being smaller I never had any issues hauling what I needed around (to include 2 kids) in my 73 so the larger 23 2 door is fine for me.

Or perhaps they do like Sears eventually did with their cordless tool batteries. That the one you buy has the warranty but the one they replace it with under warranty...does not. Seems to me it would be in @ORACLE Lighting best interests to simply have the factory in China revamp the design so...

I wasn't disparaging the product. Simply pointing out the reality of getting things made in China. The Chinese can build quality things as long as the company holds their feet to the fire. I own a Stevens (Savage) shotgun that is made in China and it is just fine.

I doubt they "own the production". They simply contract with a Chinese factory same as everyone else.

I am aware they aren't designed for that. Was just wondering if anyone had experience with it happening.

Would the Amp research steps function as rock sliders at all or would they simply be destroyed with any weight applied going over a rock?

With your lights failing in roughly 12 months the 2year warranty means the first replacement is on you with possibly a second but after that it will be on the the customer's dime. Still a pretty crappy situation for $500 lights.

The mpg hit was due to stepping up in size or were you already running 35" tires?

Yet lights bought in 2024 are still failing???

For a great movie on the Baja 1k watch.... Dust to Glory.

HUGE congrats to the team and supporters. Not many first time teams manage to even finish let alone take first in class.

A suggestion for next time, mount lights on roof. At racing speeds you want as long a throw as possible in order to spot potential issues as far ahead as you can. You will outrun the throw on the bumper mounted lights.

I'm well aware of those checkpoints. I just never had to use those roads because of where I lived.

When we were in CA I never had to deal with the road blocks as we lived in 29 Palms and just went through Pioneertown and up 2N02 to Big Bear.

Not a fan Also 1st Gen flares were all either black or white so I'm pretty used to a non color matched look.

This guy does some very good tire reviews

I put a set of those on my F350 last year but we had a dry winter here so maybe will get a chance to test them in snow this year. They are heavy because they are built on their MT carcass instead of the AT one.