Feeling like there should be a Ranger owners party on the island some time in the near future!!! ?
?Haha might have to..the community is definitely growing!Feeling like there should be a Ranger owners party on the island some time in the near future!!! ?
Makes me want to throw down the 1k for ceramic coating. Really sweet.
Nope, bolted right in
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I don’t think the paint on my Tremor is very resistant (or maybe not fully cured) but I already have some light scratches from bushes I encountered while off-reading in the first few weeks… any miracle solution for that? I saw they have a package called the “Weekend Warrior” with a clay bar…These guys make a great product. I've done 5 vehicles over the past year with this kit pictured below. Shine is unreal. When you log on to their site you'll likely get an instant 15% coupon offer or better when you spin the discount wheel.
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When you get time can you take a picture of your CV axel angle from the front? I was thinking of putting a leveling kit on mine but would go with 1 or 2 inches.just picked up my tremor couple weeks ago I now have 670 miles on it... yesterday I put a 2 1/2" leveling kit in, I think it look fantastic now! What a differance!
There are some scratch removers on the market, but a light low grit polishing compound usually does the trick followed by a finishing polish or equivalent. Since you have a light color I can vouch that Nu-Finish scratch remover works well. I was in my wife's company car some years ago and was forced off the road into some plastic construction barrels and that stuff worked a miracle. Just finished it off with some liquid wax afterward at the time.
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