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Another one of those "ExPo snob" mods... geez. What's wrong with the 1x2?

Wow... simply, wow! I also add - "we're not worthy!" :Wow1:

Yes, thanks, down travel.

I love my Tacoma, but I secretly lust after "Vanaconda." Plus, UFOR does the front axle swap in just 10 minutes! I saw it on You-tube! That's 20 minutes faster than anything Ian does on "Extreme 4x4." Terry - where are the pics!?

"some hipster's tattoo sleeves..." Hipster? How old are you? 25 going on 75? I'll share my AARP discount card with you at the early bird special and we can talk about the good 'ol days when Ike was President... :coffee:

Very nice work - looks much better.

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Nice, maybe it's just me, but I feel like it should be carefully excised and the wound cauterized to prevent infection.

Short answer - no. Long answer - Blah, blah, blah. No. That is unless you possess hyper-acute butt-durometric properties.

Since March 09 - rides great!

I had the same problem with the velcro on my new ARB transit bag - did not stick despite a thorough prep. Called ARB tech support; they said they had a bad batch of velcro adhesive that went out with their transit bags. Call them - they replaced it straight away and sent me a new velcro...

Have you seen the 2010 Camaro?

GSMTR, Sparta, TN Stalked by a 200 series Land Cruiser

True. I got 2 for $20.00, unused condition. Not sure I'm all that wild about them either -- bulky and the zipper is major pain.

LOL! Practical science in action. Always ahead of the game Martyn!

Excellent points Martyn; I suspect your testing would stress the hinges of the fridge more than power consumption... the number of times the fridge was opened to extract a cold adult beverage will effect power consumption for sure! That's will mean a lot of solar panels... :beer:

Not so much a heavy spring as is the issue of travel. With the lift of the AAL the N85 only allowed an inch of travel thus limiting articulation. The N76 gave over 3 inches of travel hence the articulation of my pictures from the above post. You don't change the shock it will end up limiting...

One item - multiple applications. Tent fly, lean-to, hasty tent. SilTarp 10x12; packs to the size of a cantaloupe. Load Tamer cinch locks, scissor clips, 550 cord guy lines.

That's been my experience too. I have my ARB mounted in the back of my truck and I'm either on the move or parked. I often go similar time lengths without impact to the battery. At night, I turn it off and have consistently noted a 4 to 10 degree increase so it maintains temperature very...

Yes; they are correct. I experienced the same issue in March 2009. Swapped OME N85 shocks for N76. Problem solved...