UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

I bought a 04 trd off-road with 30000 miles on it last January for about 16 k It was snowy but I still crawled under the truck and it looked alright. 3 months later my body mount broke. I started looking all over the frame and it has spots like that welded everywhere. And the whole frame was spray painted so I couldn’t really tell on my brief glance over. So yeah double check that frame
Expensive lesson learned lol

 

That’s a COL (cry out loud), not an LOL. Sorry you got burned by a dishonest scumbag.

 

Anyone here got a good recommendation for an electrician? Have a few things I wanna get quoted, and thought someone here might now a guy.

Prior owners clearly "had a cousin that knows electrical" and there's some tomfoolery that I don't wanna fix myself. Fixed the easy stuff myself. How hard is it to not screw up the neutral and the hot on an outlet. The screws are labelled.

 

Im good friends with the owner of Bullett Electric. They're awesome, give them a call. I can get you some contact info if you need, DM me if so.

 

I'll give them a look.

 

Is there anywhere in SL Valley that would have a hi lift in stock?

 

Sportsmans Warehouse in Midvale usually has one or two.

Cruiser Outfitters maybe, but prob not.

 

In stock and right next to my house. Thanks!

 

My brother owns DW Utah. He’d be willing to help you with a bid. Let me know if you still need an electrician.

 

Who are you guys using for alignments in Utah County after a lift and new upper CA? I know from searching people like Rustys and a specific Big O in Salt Lake, but I don’t imagine it’s a great idea for me to drive that far on the freeway with a bad alignment.

Im wanting to have it done by someone who knows what they are doing so I can get the caster set to +2

 

So I have never been up Farmington canyon and was wondering if it would be a good little day trip to take with the wife and baby for some fresh air

 

It'll be busy, but a good drive. Don't go next weekend. Hella busy and also it's "5000 feet of Freedom" so you'll run into a bunch of bikers if you go in the morning.

 

Doesn’t sound very peaceful at all...might just have to go deeper into the Unitas somewhere!

 

Any recommend scenic mountain roads where maybe you wouldn’t want to take a car but not to crazy with a baby in the back?

 

Farmington Canyon might be a bumpy ride with the baby. Otherwise a very scenic drive if you can get up on a weekday when it won't be as busy. Guardsman, Wolf Creek Pass, and Alpine loop are all open. If you're looking for something that isn't paved wait a couple minutes and I'm sure someone else on here will chime in with a recommendation!

 

Anyone recommend a short hike in SLC?

Also spotted on the
15 near the 92

 

Draper suspension bridge is pretty nice

 

Draper bridge is a great hike especially for the sunset!

 

Awesome! I'll try to get over there tomorrow morning, thank you all for the recommendation!