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There are still a few places...but I'm not going to talk about them! :)

Toyota wheels are actually hub-centric (TRD wheels anyway). The problem is that they use mag-seat lugs nuts, that is, lug nuts which have a "shoulder" that slides into the lug opening on the wheel. In order to fit correctly, the lug nut needs to have the right shoulder diameter and depth. The...

That is the exact problem I had with mine...6x5.5 but the wrong lugs (1/2" rather than M12). I couldn't find a mag seat lug nut that would fit 1/2" and also had the right shoulder diameter. Adapters solved the issue, and also pushed the wheels out far enough.

If you're specifically expecting to be pulled out by another vehicle then a kinetic strap is the better option, although I would not recommend using it in the configuration shown in your picture. It shouldn't be wrapped. If you have a receiver on the back of the vehicle then you need something...

I used US Wheel Adapters. They were great to work with and even gave me the second set for half price (after I screwed up the measurements the first time around...)

To be slightly pedantic, what we are talking about here is wheel adapters, not spacers. Spacers don't change the bolt pattern. I had to put adapters on my trailer hubs to fit the wheels that match my truck.. It does push the wheel out a bit (1.25") so you need to have that space to spare but it...

If the switch documentation says they need a relay for this application then you should probably use a relay for this application....

It can be awkward for the younger crowd who might want to hang out with friends but don't want to drink. I think it's great to have an alternative so you can still have fun at the bar without drinking. At a bar where we were regulars years ago the bartender would make my wife "fancy water" - it...

I'm not sure how you would define driving "a little" but Overland Cruisers in Belgrade, MT is about as knowledgeable as you're going to get about Land Cruisers. Excellent folks and they do excellent work. In the other direction there is Mike's Custom Toys in Grant's Pass, OR. Mikes knows his...

You see, that's the thing with Liquid Death, it is *not* alcoholic. Their whole deal is that it is something cool-looking to be drinking at a bar if you don't want to\can't drink alcohol. It's just flavored seltzer water. It seems to be working pretty well.

To each their own but that's one of the myriad of reasons I avoid National Parks....Decomposition time isn't much of an issue when everything is well buried is a place where almost nobody ever visits. Not really doing any harm there under the ground. That's why we skip the tent part. Nothing...

You might want to check out the Thunderbox. It's way better than hauling around your poop and as comfortable as a regular toilet. We've found it to be invaluable.

Can't believe how many people want to haul their poop around with them...Must have been a lot of constipated humans for those 150,000 years that we didn't have toilets :)

A PowerTank will fill tires faster than any compressor with the added benefits of being silent, having no moving parts, and not requiring electrical hookups. Just sayin'...

For anyone interested...the medium gear bag from ATC also happens to fit in a Decked drawer just about perfectly! I love my Decked drawers but they've kind of gone off the rails. I suppose they've found that they can't manage the "continuous growth" model only selling $1300 drawer systems that...

I work around it by unplugging the charger then plugging it back in after a bit. When it's restarted like that it'll go ahead and charge the battery up. Make sure to unplug\re-plug the night before you plan to leave and you should be good.

I have experienced this firsthand on more than one occasion. Specifically when staying in a campground with hookups. We didn't spend much time in campgrounds, but on 2 occasions when we were "plugged in" for 3-4 days I found that my batteries were all but dead when I was ready to leave. As far...

I would not recommend a NOCO for lithium batteries. They do not float and will let your batteries run *way* down (around 12.7 volts) before charging again. This means you can have the unit plugged in but find your batteries basically empty when you are ready to leave. NOCO calls this a...

Hmm, not sure about 2nd Gen... The switches are directly in the dash and not already on some type of removable plate?

Yes, the Redarc BCDC 1212 runs right through the standard 7 pin and works really well on a pair of 100AH batteries. Really simple and no fuss. However, it does not work as a shore charger or solar charge controller. You still need separate devices for those applications.