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My 12.5lb roll of lincoln wire came from home depot. They had several rolls available right off the shelf.

Did some googling and looks like proclip sells a slim magnet ring kit that I may try on the outside of the case. My previous phone was the same, I just had a slim magnet on the back of my otterbox case. It held for several years.

Arizona Rocky Road used to make an overhead mount; it was a 2x1 square metal tube with ears welded on either end and mounted to the door surround knob. You could mount a gmrs or cb anywhere overhead and the wires ran inside the tube and down the windshield frame. An identical mount could be made...

Picked up a new phone yesterday (dont tell Zorba) and bought a UAG case with a supposed magnet built in. The built-in magnet will not hold the phone on my truck dash mount at all (very very weak). I think its for a wireless charging feature rather than a mount. Can anyone recommend a rugged case...

My stahlbus is a 1/2x20UNFx12mm

MT Baja Boss XS... "...four-ply sidewall construction for increased puncture resistance. The sidewall construction comprises two radial plies sandwiched between two heavy-duty bias plies. The Baja Boss XS features a functional asymmetric pattern, extreme Sidebiters, and a silica-reinforced...

Curious what you think of these! I've read they're already discontinued.

Cycle your suspension with the coils removed and determine what length shocks you need. Buying shocks based on "X" amount of lift is the wrong way of doing it.

IMO, I think the TJ is too light for Bilsteins. I have (and have had) bilsteins on some 1/2 and 3/4 ton trucks, they ride much better with some weight sitting on them.

Sold.

*Sale pending*

The lubelockers are great--not trying to discredit them at all. I ran one for years and it held up really well even after removing/installing multiple times. I still have and use one for the rear cover. But if the diff cover is hit often and hard enough, the gasket can break/bend. The RTV at...

My baofeng was ok. Its small and light. However I had a hard time hearing anything on it.

If you offroad and smash the diff cover hard enough the lubelocker will fail. Also, looks like the bottom bolt just has a ton of oil/dirt caked onto the top of it.

Another vote for crutchfield. They have a scratch and dent section. When I replaced my speakers, head unit, added a sub and amp I went thru their scratch and dent and saved a lot of coin.

This video details what to look for

Same thing happened with my 5 year old whirlpool in my last house. Same exact description.

A coworker of mine had a topper on his last truck. His toolbox was a smaller jobox that was secured to the floor of the bed, so it didn't take up any bedrail space allowing him to run the topper. But...that won't keep you from having to climb into the back of the bed to get what you need out of...

My rust repair last year is starting to bubble again (obvious crack in the paint). I used duplicolor with their clear so I'm chalking it up to poor quality paint. Going to sand it again and this time bedline the rockers and wheel well. I've read a lot of good reviews with monstaliner. The next...

I can't imagine having a $1400/mon vehicle payment :oops: