SonoranDesertranger
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SonoranDesertranger
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285/70/17s on mr305 0 offset wheels
King 2.5s I got used and had rebuilt
Wildtrak leaf packs
Coastal offroad front bumper welded up in a buddies garage
Blem road armor rear bumper
Full size spare
Curt receiver mounted one bolt hole aft to clear spare
CVF downpipe and intercooler
King 2.5s I got used and had rebuilt
Wildtrak leaf packs
Coastal offroad front bumper welded up in a buddies garage
Blem road armor rear bumper
Full size spare
Curt receiver mounted one bolt hole aft to clear spare
CVF downpipe and intercooler
Motorpsychology
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Does the bourbon & water stay on the bumper wile driving?
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SonoranDesertranger
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Better mpg for sure. It's worth it to me.
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SonoranDesertranger
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Nice eye. That's a "project" drink.Does the bourbon & water stay on the bumper wile driving?
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SonoranDesertranger
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Yep. Just south of tucson
Rocketeer61
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I could tell by the garage door. My parents lived in Wilmot Shadows for 18 years after my dad retired. I sold their house after they passed and I've been kicking myself ever since.
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SonoranDesertranger
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Thank you!
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SonoranDesertranger
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I love it out here.
Rocketeer61
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I get it. Especially in December. I grew up in the Southwest and I hope to someday go back. Strider needs more Sun and less Winter.
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did you cut the crash bar before you seen if it was going to rub?
I see a lot of guys cutting theirs off....
I have bigger tires than most and I still have mine and it dont rub, mine kind of hit that bottom plastic rain flap but not bad enough I want to waste time to do anything about it LOL
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