Ontario BS Thread

yeah i didn't even realize that but but what the hell is that for?

 

Hey dood, we meeting up mañana on the mountain for parts?

 

seems to be shipping related but not being where the store for pickup is and operating hours, the cost savings of store pickup is about a wash

 

when do you want to? i can swing by

 

yeah, after the shipping and handling, it'll work out to be about the same as the one from 4wheelparts.

 

Usually depart about 11ish, so likely around noon or a tad before noon

 

so tomorrow (sunday) around noon? i might be able to, if not closer to 1pm

 

Yup...I can push it out closer to 1 if that worx better

 

My take? Either spend more and get a high-clearance bumper now, or spend less now, dent your bedside, and look to modify the bumper later...

I have a Mobtown high-clearance that cost $3000 shipped to the nearest freight depot. It looks great and all. If I had to do it over again, I'd go with Warfab just for the weight savings: https://warfabarmor.com/collections...clearance-phantom-rear?variant=37590044377280

 

if i'm home earlier, i'll ping you if that helps but i know i'll be home for certain before 1pm

 

Pm inbound

 

Since you go off-road, I recommend biting the bullet and getting a high-clearance bumper with side protection. I got this big dent on an Ardbeg offshoot last July, quoted by PDR places at $1100 to fix. @pete37 damaged his bedside at the same location.



I recommend Warfab tubular-style just because it weighs half as much as the plate-style bumpers: https://warfabarmor.com/collections...clearance-phantom-rear?variant=37590044377280

 

I hope this isn't the normal occurrence. I ordered my tires from there. Was told a couple weeks. I'm not necessarily in a rush but they are my summer tires

 

I wanna go wheeling. I am sad because there is nowhere to go wheeling at this time of year and I am a lonley fuck, who works weird hours, and therefore never has anyone to go wheeling with. Therefore I am sad. Because I cannot go wheeling. So I am sad.

 

Not to complicate things but take a look at Elka's. They're Canadian made and fit you're price range. A couple guys here use them. https://ca.elkasuspension.com/product-category/trucks/toyota-trucks/tacoma_4x4_2005_to_2020/ .

 

Can't go wrong with Canadian Made!

 

Same reason I might be looking at similar to 4x4labs, but more of a mix between plate and tube.

 

Soon we will go young grasshopper.

 

I wheel at wierd hours, and wierd places.

On this one I spent 15 minutes Shoveling all that pile of snow to be able to pass on the left

 

SO YOU WERE THAT GUY WHO DROVE DOWN THERE! Just a couple kms off of airport road right?