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cseaman

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  1. any luck using a 4-pin extension and wiring direct? I have an Overland Vehicle Systems cap w/ only a third brake light to worry about
  2. back once again in a T1 fifteen52 + 285/75R17 cooper discoverer stronghold
  3. -12 will require way more front fender work to not rub. I have owned four T1 trucks and had to do a LOT of trimming and metal bending when I ran 18x9 et-15 BC Forged wheels as opposed to my previous Rotiforms in 17x8.5 et0 and current BC in 18x9 et0. Current 2023 AT4 all I did was pull the fender liner brackets out, which I did preemptively because I can do it with my eyes closed after all these T1s.
  4. Their site has some random sets probably, sure, but there are a lot more dudes with German cars ordering from them than this market. 99% of this thread is heavy cast crap from WheelPros. I’ve ordered BCs 3x from my guy for my RS3 and T1 GM and they’ve never ever taken more than 5 weeks to show up.
  5. Yeah, that's the whole point of the company, making custom wheels.
  6. BC Forged TD01 275/70/R18 Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT Eibach Pro-Truck lift kit w/ 1" rear block Cognito UCAs
  7. BC Forged TD01 18x9, -15 Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT 295/70 Stock height in the garage pic, RL 2" SST in the driveway. https://i.imgur.com/uDZUDVi.jpg?1 https://i.imgur.com/vSbtyq6.jpg?1
  8. I have 10k on my 2020 RST that was purchased new six months ago. 8k was on a Ready-Lift front under-strut spacer, last 1k on the Eibach pro kit. I have not noticed any degradation in ride quality with the Eibachs at all. It certainly handles way better and floats way less, which is why I went with it.
  9. Haha. you pointed me toward the Go Rhino products; I found their DSS "sliders" which is what I am running. They look a little less useful than yours but equally not offensive compared to what most of this forum seems to do. Where are you in CA? I am moving to Redding in three weeks.
  10. Go Rhino DSS Dominator
  11. Finally got it done. Way happier. Front struts on the second from the bottom; 2" rear block with shock extensions. 17x8.5 wheels 285/75 Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT
  12. Purchased new and installed in May 2020 by Trailtec4x4, and removed by Trailtec4x4 in today. No issues. 7k miles on them. https://www.readylift.com/2-lower-strut-spacer.html
  13. $100 at Line-X and they sprayed it with their rubberized coating in 15 minutes.
  14. Those are some of the least offensive steps I have seen. I have also been wanting sliders but haven't found a single shop doing them since I got my truck in March....which is also white, completely debadged, and on bronze 17s. If you ever stumble on some rock sliders feel free to try and remember to post for me back here, hahah
  15. Haha we have identical style. What bars are those? N-Fab RKR? I've been going back and forth on committing to those for six months...any more pics?
  16. I will. I am on a 285/75R17 (33.8”) Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT.
  17. Thanks to those who contributed to this thread. After months of waiting, I have given up on Fox and ordered this kit to replace my Ready Lift bottom spacer 2" level. Pretty excited thanks to the feedback here...hope to see more.
  18. no one has them in stock right now; i have them on order for my 2020 rst to replace my readylift spacer. estimated 4-6 weeks for arrival.
  19. Ended up going with Yakima and their 78" HD bars. I park in a parking garage and couldn't have the tent substantially higher than the cab of the truck. This works out and allowed me to place two bike trays on the side of it, all loaded. The truck still gets 17mpg on the freeway with just the tent, and 15.x with the tent and bikes loaded.
  20. bump in case anyone knows of a good alternative to some of the newer yakima stuff at about $700
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