South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

153, on the left, down a hill right after you take the entrance ramp

 

Morning, folks!

 

Hello gang

 

Herro!

 

If you go OT cooler route please let me know how they are. Debating on getting ilejther their hopper version at Walmart $30/$50 bucks or the bigger cooler $150 at walmart cheaper than yeti

 

Will do.

 

Been wanting a yeti for waters and beers when I go to the lake with the GF but she keeps saying "you don't need one" think she just doesn't like the price

 

Get an rtic then

 

How much? And the OT are cheaper than yeti

 

Half the cost of Yeti Rticcoolers.com

 

The 45 in rtic is more expensive than in a 45 in OT

 

I've got an RTic 6-pack, lunchbox and it's pretty impressive. Keeps ice packs cold for 12 hours+

 

We have a feel ozarc trail tumblers and they do just as good if not better at keeping ice than yeti

 

A little off topic here but I want to get as many opinions as possible...
I've decided to go with this kit from Headstrong Offroad. Let me know what ya'll think and if I need to add anything.

Coils: OME 886 x2
Struts: OME 90000 Firm Struts x2
Trim Packer for driver side lean
OME 60091 Nitrocharger Sport rear shocks x2
Headstrong's Progressive 3-leaf AAL with U-bolts
OME driveshaft spacer to correct vibration (ordered from another site)

Should I get new strut mounts while i'm at it also?

 

This is a fine kit for the price; good to go!

Keep in mind, I believe the OME rear shocks are same length as stock.

As an alternative, if interested, some will use bilstein 5100's. There is also a bilstein extended length rear, if desired. You can still use everything else on you list with bilstein. I believe @JimboAnz has this. Either is fine. May save some money.

 

Will the rears, either OME or Bilsteins, support an aftermarket steel bumper easily?

 

@TACONOLES94

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...e-roto-molded-coolers-real-world-test.433570/

 

You'll want to do the Dakar leaf pack, not an AAL.