UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

Lots of people getting after it down at Sand Hollow for this years trail hero event. I think I'm going to have to make a quick trip to see some of the rigs and BS with the vendors

 

Any suspension geometry experts in or around Ogden Utah? Or referrals?

My amateur investigative skills have me thinking I have a pinion angle issue on my front end. I’m worried if I try messing with it I’ll open a can of worms that I can’t tackle.

 

isn't fat bob's in that area? would they know?

 

Ya they are. I’ve always been afraid to ask how much they charge for alignments but maybe it’s not as bad as I imagine. I’ve heard good things about them so I should probably stop being cheap and try them out.

 

What would be a lot for an alignment charge? If I recall correctly, I paid around $125.

 

If you recall correctly, that’s not to shabby.

 

Broken down a long way from home.

Buddy has a 2019 that has a swapped Tundra steering rack. Seals blew and he has no power steering.
Bought and installed a regular steering rack, but his intermediate steering shaft might be too short.

Does anyone in Moab have a spare stock intermediate steering shaft?

 

Good luck...

 

Anybody looking for a 4ft ARB awning? I got mine up on KSL for $140, which I thought was a fair price considering they sell for $255 now.

The cover is slightly faded but the actual awning has seen maybe an hour or two of actual sun lol.

 

Ok guys, who is this? Spotted on I-15 in Lehi this morning heading north. I like the sliders and front bumper, would love to get more info on them.

 

Could be 100's of people here in utah with the exact same setup lol

 

Ha! Yeah that is definitely true

 

Anyone selling a rear C4 swing out bumper or know anyone selling one by chance? I have the RCI but someone hit my back right lower body and would be easier to just upgrade versus body work.

thanks!

 

Me. I have one for sale.

 

really?!

 

I saw this guy in Richfield at Home Depot...

 

might be taking a job in park city so have a couple questions. how is the commute from salt lake in the winter when the slopes are open. will i need a block heater. any recs for apartment complexes closer to the east side of the valley

 

I'd want to find a place to live up there. Heber might be a better commute, or Coalville. Not much to do in Coalville though, and maybe not much for living arrangements. I've never needed a block heater, but I'm sure there are going to be people that will say something they would never need is "cheap insurance".

 

I have a couple options for Park City that could work out but trying to find a place in winter is tough I hear.

 

Parleys pass usually isn’t too bad, maybe gets closed a day or two each winter. They’re pretty quick to clear it since it’s a major interstate. We have friends that commute in either direction all year round. If you have snow tires or good ATs you’ll have no trouble.

It’s not really that cold here in the winter, no reason for a block heater.

There’s an apartment complex right at the base of the parley’s, by the Walmart. Foothill place apartments. No idea what the rent is but we had a friend that lived there for a few years and liked it.