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There are getting worse every day

Where’s the coupon? I need a new trailer jack

Can bring these with me to the sandshow for anyone interested

Yellow tools and red tools in the same box!? This is madness lol I got stuck on 45min YouTube rabbit hole watching a guy with channel called obsessed garage. He uses grids to organize his tools. Talk about next level. I love an organized tool box.

Billet spindles for 2” hollows. Came off prerunner. Located in Riverside. $800.

Like a couple people here have mentioned, grind down the boxed end of a hand wrench.

That’s wild

Bump $750

Looks pretty damn beefy! Did you gain some travel? Same shocks?

New in box with a turnkey outerwear. ID is 3.5”. $40 Located in Riverside.

Used less than a full season. Located in Riverside, ca. $800

I wouldn’t be surprised if Roczen gets top 3

Ricky @ Kartek... or at least that's what you told me his name was about a year ago lol

Ricky was saying it was a good idea to save the pump / system from too much pressure buildup 🤷‍♂️. He said the Howe system has it built into the cap (radiator style cap)… my old car had a gear one reservoir and didn’t have any sort of pressure relief @parker@gearone any input on this?

Got a new power steering reservoir from kartek and it has a pressure relief port that can be drilled out. Got me thinking… do we need to have pressure relief on our power steering systems? Current reservoir was the basic HOWE can. Switching to a reservoir w/ spin on filter.

I liked the LT80 better than the Polaris 110’s but if you’re looking for fuel injected then the 110’s are pretty good.

Planning on putting my pull right down the middle of the center console.

Paging the grandmaster @L.R.S.

Thinking maybe something like this? Is 5lb a good size for my application? https://www.kartek.com/parts/safecraft-lt5-clean-agent-double-pull-cable-fire-suppression-system-complete-kit-with-2-pull-cables.html

Thanks for the feedback. Yesmain point of the system would be to give passengers and I a little more time to get out safely. Anyone have any kits they recommend that are DIY friendly?