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Fixed the issue of slipping on White Knuckle rock sliders when it's wet:
went with topo print. I have enough material to do the whole outside tube but decided to only apply to spots where I actually step on.
i didn't read instruction when I installed my suspensionmaxx endlinks and didn't crank them down to what the instruction indicated.
then, I went on a 2 day desert run with the high speed HD guys on part of the race course in Laughlin and then ran the western section of Mojave Road... again in...
toyos are great.
we moved a LOT of them when their promo was on earlier this year. great traction, great longevity, easy to mount and balance (that's more of a plus for the guy installing lol)
what i did:
white Knuckle Offroad Sliders, coated it with 3 coats of black Steel-it.
Reapply as needed, no need for additional sanding and prep work when reapplying.
Benefits:
Full steel structure, bolted to FRAME not to the body like all those steps. Offers outstanding protection.
Will not...
i go 80mph on rough surface too lol but for sure not that often. even in a fully built full Thuren catalogue HD truck (the kind of build that eat Raptors and TRXs for breakfast, lunch, and dinner) it's sketchy to go that fast all the time without being caged. i have a internal limiter that slows...
not bds.
fox 2.5 dsc all around,
700lb springs in the front, clayton 2.5" HD springs in the rear.
full carli components minus the brake line.
no issues.
for sure hahaha
im only doing installs and doing custom length harnesses across various platforms as the need comes up. if i'm cranking out 5 cars a day then that'd make sense!
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