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Everything he said ^ Yes, buying premium does cut into the fuel budget a bit, but that's the case with many 'premium' vehicles it seems. My BMW was that way, my Audi was that way. I think even the Toyota FJ Cruiser used premium (and that's certainly not a 'premium' vehicle)

The kit definitely does as advertised in that department. I'm running 33s as well and with it installed there's plenty of room to roll on the bumps. So much in fact, I think the kit could have been more like 1" and still worked. You run into other clearance issues than bumpstops if you want...

If you have them, might as well go ahead and install them and see how it works for you. It’s not like I broke anything with the installation, I just wasn’t happy with the results. My only word of advice would be to not trim the stock air lines any more than needed and to be sure you have...

Good point! I wasn't being serious, more making a play on all the people who make that claim. Seems like you hear somebody say that about every election.

I don't know if I'd want to live there or not, but I've traveled in BC several times and 100% agree it's an amazing area. Although I've never given any thought to living there, just yesterday the wife commented that she could transfer to Canada if she wanted to (she travels there several times...

I should also mention a few car-guy things that are good about NorCal/Bay area NO RUST Seriously. You know how cars back in the mid-west are sometimes called 'rust free'? They're not. Not unless they're from the west. Cool cars/trucks/bikes EVERYWHERE An example of the stuff I've seen just...

And once again we had to turn political. And once again, it's the conservatives who are doing all the bashing. Why is that I wonder? Note I did not state my preferences, but I will say there are 5 guns within 20' of where I'm typing this. Back on topic, I promised to say a bit more about...

Looks fine to me - can't see how that would be a problem at all. Mostly because it's not on my rig. :D

I'm on a tablet and hate typing on this thing so more info later. I'm from your area originally, near Evansville. I now live in the California delta, a tiny river town called Walnut Grove, and work mostly in the bay. Long story short, I can think of no reason I'd ever want to move back to...

Makes sense - it's a 'soft' material that should have a bit of stretch instead of something like a steel cable or the really old school chain! Of course, the problem is it takes up so much room and with our air strut IFS/IRS we don't have a lot of extra space in there. For now I'm not running...

Good looking rig, but it looks like you could use a bit more lift. LLAMS or Johnson rods anybody?

DING DING DING!!! Yes, it was a year old Arnott. I had just recieved a replacement Arnott (totally different design btw) for the other side that had broken and been replaced under warranty. I went ahead and stuck it in as a replacement for the side with the leak and it appears to have sorted...

It's the no shipping that's killing me. I'm on the other end of the state.

Agreed. Tire pressure can help a bit. I don't know what load range your current tires are but they likely want more pressure than the stockers did. As for the service, a poor air filter is more likely to have an impact than an over-due oil change so also a good call to do that. I run my...

Looks like nice stuff and gives a nice smooth underbody. I love the idea of shedding some weight with aluminum but wonder about the durability in the rocks. I'm running Tactical sliders and skids and I've managed to bend a few bits here and there when working the truck hard. It's something...

1- cleaning the TB and MAF are good and easy things to do and could help mileage a tiny bit but really tend to help with a bad/rough idle more than anything. I wouldn't really expect any change in mileage. 2- fuel priming is for when you change a fuel pump or perform other service on the fuel...