seems that with my light bar being 52.5" wide(Mictuning magic), I'm not afforded many options when it comes to finding a light bar for over my windshield that also include a lower mount for a set of pods.
Just about any of the mounts out there, if there is any "size compatibility" listed, will...
30" bar, complete with mounting brackets
originally purchased to go on the front bumper of my rubicon, I"ve decided to get a 52" bar & mount it over the windshield
when I purchased this, it was listed as 400 watts: I checked the amp draw and it only draws about 8.3 amps..so it's only a 100...
thinking of picking up some small trim pieces & painting them to match the red of the dash: I"ll try it out, without primer, on my old antenna base to see what kind of a match it is..if it's close, I'll probably do some speaker trim & front/rear vent trim to start & gradually add a little here &...
Been looking all over creation for paint that matches the satin metallic red of my rubi dash..been told several paint codes, color names, etc...I THINK I FINALLY MAY HAVE FOUND THE MOTHER LODE!!!!!
"Inferno red"
paint code PRH/PRJ
lacquer spray paint
$35 per 5 ounce can
supplied new wheels & tpms sensors to the dealer & traded my daughter's stock tires & wheels for a set of (5) BFG 285/KO2's
Instead of just putting the new tires on our new wheels, which they did, they also removed all 4 of the sensors from the stock tires/wheels & gave those back to us (I've...
when my daughter ordered her '21 sport s, I made a deal with the dealership that they would keep the stock tires and rims and they'd supply us with (5) of the goodrich ko2's in the 285/rubi size...I'd already purchased the method 309 wheels & sensors.
just looking through parts yesterday & it...
even better story for a hijack:
my daughter ended up with a '21 sport s rather than a '20 on account of the dealer being a total douche...4 months later, I decide, since we really don't use it any more, to trade my '15 super crew F350 in on a jeep: had planned on ordering a '21 snazberry willys...
one thing to consider with your short commutes is the battery: diesels, in particular take a lot of juice to start, I had a friend who does road service for AAA tell me that, for the amount of juice it takes to start a diesel, you need to run it at least 20-30 minutes to replace that juice you...