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4 minutes ago, Transient said:

Washed the truck, then finally converted over to the black exhaust cutouts in the rear bumper. Sorry the picture quality is poor. Just snapped a pic with the cell phone right after finishing the install.925b33f000c20511f39eb9f56a99d06e.jpg

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Nice to see another Utah resident on the forums!

 

Black exhaust looks clean!

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Nice to see another Utah resident on the forums!
 
Black exhaust looks clean!
Thanks. I miss home. It's been 12 years since I lived there. I just moved to San Diego. Originally from Salt Lake. You?

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I put some new wheels on my truck because the morons at the dealership overtightened my lug nuts to the point of breaking.  Had to torch the old wheels off so I grabbed these:

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On 11/22/2020 at 4:43 PM, RyanbabZ71 said:

 


Who orders just $12 worth of product emoji16.png

Actually I ordered 2 more bottles and had to pay full shipping emoji1361.png


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Does this one (Adams Graphene) come with the applicator?  Thanks

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Looks like almost all Adam’s products are on the Black Friday sale on Amazon. Picked up the Graphene tire dressing and their complete Graphene paint coating kit for less than $100. Probably gonna use the coating kit on my boat. But my truck tires will look good!

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Does this one (Adams Graphene) come with the applicator?  Thanks


Not the individual bottles. I think they sell a kit version that does


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Ordered new tires today getting them tomorrow stayed with the stock size BFG KO2s

Tires of the poor traction with the stock Goodyear’s. With winter coming I don’t want to screw around


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27 minutes ago, RyanbabZ71 said:

Ordered new tires today getting them tomorrow stayed with the stock size BFG KO2s

Tires of the poor traction with the stock Goodyear’s. With winter coming I don’t want to screw around


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Ordered some BFGs as well this week, Went with some 285/65’s.   Wanted to go wide, but tall and skinny seem to work well in snow. 

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This time I am keeping it the stock size. Maybe next time I will go up to the 275/65’s (1” taller). Ended up being $200ish cheaper this route too


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9 hours ago, romclean1 said:

Ordered some BFGs as well this week, Went with some 285/65’s.   Wanted to go wide, but tall and skinny seem to work well in snow. 
 

 

Are you currently running some 35x11.5 ridge grapplers? 

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4 hours ago, ausomecasey said:

Are you currently running some 35x11.5 ridge grapplers? 

Currently 275/60 grapplers 

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1 hour ago, romclean1 said:

Currently 275/60 grapplers 

Ah, gotcha. Let us know how they compare when you get the KO2s. I have the 275/60 ridge grapplers ,and I would love to add the trail boss lift and the 285/65 KO2s. But I’m nervous about the ride quality with the bigger LT tire. So any feedback would be appreciated! 

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