Prayn4surf

thanks Tim
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/socal-switch-pros-installs.656005/

 

There have been some group buys that have gotten the price down on em. I ended up getting mine for less than msrp and yeah I spent about 150 more than if I built one myself, but my time is money haha. That and the ease of use is a huge selling point.

 

Not to mention how you can program them to strobe, control it with your phone, and do some other really cool stuff!

 

They're fun for sure haha

 

Just a bit of a photodump from the last two weekends

 

Lol shay settle down there buckaroo, i do need to do some work on the truck, there is a list of things I want to do, but other things have been prioritizing my money. Plus I’ve been enjoying using the truck.

 

Take pictures, post pictures. Shit, you could even post the picture @RelentlessFab put on their instagram

 

You're needy

 

His snorkel is bigger

 

One cool thing switchpros and possibly the other versions are able to do is run half power and have trigger signals that can switch on the fly so running aux lighting for turn signals, high beams, etc. can work.

Basically you could use aux lighting to come on as high beams in rural / off road areas and not when in busier traffic areas.

 

“That’s what she said.”

 

Thanks for picking up my photo @RelentlessFab I was super stoked, not as stoked as I am on owning one of your front bumpers lol ..so as Shay mentioned we took some trips. That everyone on the trip posted, heres some shots from one of the trips I took this summer. It was the last weekend of clear air all summer. I drove back up to Sonora CA to my cabin and watched the thunderstorm that started hundreds of fires tear through the sierras.

The begining of the trip hit us with double ranbows wich was tight, and minor damages to vehicles. I lost the cap to my swing out spindle from driving a bit aggressive, at which the same trail ended a 16 year run of a cv boot being intact. We also had one tire down on shanes truck and the downhill that claimed my minor issues almost caught Shay’s brakes on fire. Gonna have to say Ive never seen calipers smoke like that.
@RelentlessFab this is the more america fuck yeah version lol, but aesthetically speaking, the hoop wasnt as good a spot to hang my boom stick for the photo as I thought it would be lol















this shelf road can provide a 7,000 ft tumble to the base of Owens valley if you choose to go off trail.



11,200 ft. Highest my truck has ever been.

 

Wow, that left off-camber lean is pretty extreme. Looks scary, but fun!

 

I could have made it

 

That was shay thinking his truck would magically complete that trail. We had to find a bypass

 

There would have been repercussions

 

It would have been sad to see truck two take a nap, but that trail was super fun.