San Antonio

Yes sir sure did

 

Ballin! I wish those were available when I had bought mine.

I love the wide throw in these puppies. You did the fog light anytime mod?

 

No I didn't but I will soon, they are wide and the light is outstanding

 

Nice nice. Do that and you'll be in heaven. I run the Morimoto fogs and the Amber daytime running lights around dusk and it's my favorite look.

 

Will do where did you get yours at

 

Luckily I had a spare at home. Just a $10 fob and I'll be back up and running. At some point I will have another key cut and programmed.

 

The fogs? From the retrofit source.

@Sleipnir did the anytime mod for me.

And I was just talking about the stock Amber DTRLs

 

What happened? Sorry to hear this but glad your ok.

 

Morning everyone, what’s new?

 

Morning all

Going to get my gears/locker installed at chris’ house on saturday.. going to be a super long haul home since i cant drive more than 50 miles at a time without waiting for 30 minutes for the diff to cool down

 

How long do you need to do this? This is something I was not aware of when this is done.

 

For the first 500 miles. Its the break in procedure for the new ring and pinion

 

Its going to be a struggle to get everything broken in before jambo.. crossing my fingers that i can get it all knocked out in time for the 7hr trip

 

Guess you will need to drive it to work everyday...

 

Yep, thats the plan.. will more than likely drive it some on the weekends too. Hoping i can get about 750 miles in before i have to make the long haul across tx

 

I just order me a pair of the XB LED Fogs for the Ferd Bought them used from someone on another forum for about $100

 

Score!!!

 

Ok, I need to pick up some steel flat bar to mount my light bar. Except for drilling holes, I've never worked with metal before. Is there anything I need to know or any tips I should be aware of? Seems pretty straightforward. Gonna cut it to length with an angle grinder and vice. And then whack it with a hammer to bend it 90°

 

If you have a way to heat it you will get better results on the work, but a vise and hammer/leverage will also do the trick.

 

There are no other forums besides this one? Did you get lost again?

Heat for sure. Torch kit is roughly $60 at Lowes/Home Depot.

Could you just use L-brackets instead of bending the flat bar?