Colorado B.S. Thread

Have you ever peed off a really tall bridge, just to see if you could finish before it hit the ground?

 

For those of you with Icon or Toytec (2.5s) - how are they holding up with the mag chloride etc?

I'm still trying to decide between the two setups (lots of reading left to do....) , but I haven't seen much for how they handle being exposed year round in CO, with a lot of I70 etc time in winter (I try to ski a lot - having a friend with condo in Silverthorne helps...)

 

That's what I'm wondering.

 

He was trying to tap it so he could put the phone book under the seat instead of on top like usual.. His truck aint got time fo dat.

 

I've had my Icons for a few years now and they still look great. I powerwash the undercarriage on a regular throughout the winter though

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49xCpKcRzRk

 

Good job, but the it would've been better with more speed.

 

Give an inch, they take a mile... no longer slowing down. Fuckers.

The gobbler(s) are usually flexing in the road as well.



Youtube really screws up the quality with a vengeance!

 

@bsaunder I put my 2.5's on last month, still look pretty. But I also wash my truck and undercarriage after snow. I work at DIA and we put down more mag than anywhere else in CO. I'll have a better idea for you next year :-/

 

You could spray it down with fluid film. I sprayed some on my Bilsteins when i got them to keep them from getting nasty and it seems to have worked well.

 

Thanks!

arghh - still can't decide, but I gotta pull the trigger soon to not impact travel plans....

 

That won't affect the shock rod? Or all that movement?

 

My brother runs icons on his 4th gen 4runner. They still look good. But he also religiously power washes his truck.

 

Is this as bad as it sounds in my head?

 

It's like sucking on a fireball when you were 12, just a little more kick...

 

Yes... I could tell you some stories...

 

If I can handle a few shots of that and be ok then you should be fine.