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Not jeans, but I really like my off the grid surplus pants. I haven’t wore a pair of jeans since I got them. I always wait till the have a sale or promo and get more. They also support off-roading and 2A.

I’ll take second in line if @RockChucker does not take it.

I think mortorq’s are the ultimate pre-rounded fasteners.

Did you get a car today?

P90x comment has me rolling!

@RockChucker Has a set he runs when he’s not on sticky’s.

I am not affiliated in anyway with LHMS but that JL build you drove is awesome. I wheeled with them during winter jamboree and it did great. They drove it down, wheeled it and drove it back home. They said the power is still there even with the 39.5 km3’s (really about a 38) and 4.10’s it drove...

I know it’s been said a lot, But I really enjoy watching your attention to detail. Thinking it all out in advance and executing the plan. It really does look like a factory style install.

What’s the usual lead time on orders? I know it’s a bad time to order stuff during holidays... I ordered on the 21st and haven’t got shipping info yet.

Would be ideal to have a front tab on the track bar bracket (axle side). Single shear on track bar’s always make me nervous.

I like the felpro permadry gaskets. Never had food luck with the cork ones either. It seems if you torque them it helps too.

Mine worked like a champ today with the metal removed. Such an improvement over my old shovel, who would have known...

Mine showed up the same way today. Drilled the rivets out and smoothed the lip on the back. Now just need some snow to try it out.

Video definitely looks to be a fake to me.

I got the free shipping to the house. Thanks for the heads up.

@Homefryy

I could get behind the wheel of this and have a smile on my face.

$500 isn’t bad for RC upgrades. Now when you get to the $1500 you have problems... I used to/still have problems.

This was my 6 year old daughters class work from today.

Glad you had good results. My last trip to a body shop was a joke and I am still not happy with the outcome. That’s what happens on the typical insurance job.... In and out as fast as they can.