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What Did You Do With Your Rig Today?
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Installed Hefty Fabworks sliders. Quoted delivery time was 8 weeks and they came in four! Nice surprise prior to a Tahoe backcountry trip next week. Install was done on my back in the driveway with my cousin as an assist. A machinist by trade, he was very impressed with their work, as am I. Pretty straightforward but it had its moments on the driver side (KDSS lines, brake lines & gas skid all had to be manipulated to get the slider under). Nothing a Racer 5 or three won’t fix.
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Off-Road Ranger I
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Only on one side? I hope you went back the around and got the other side to match.
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Got my Relentless Fab bumper on the truck, finally.
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NIce! I have done this on my 4Runner, but not my Tacoma yet.Finally got around to relocating the rear diff breather. Now don't have to change my diff fluid after a trip if there's a water crossing
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Where did you mount your filter or breather?
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Currently it’s behind my taillight. I’d like to move it to my gas door in the future though.NIce! I have done this on my 4Runner, but not my Tacoma yet.Finally got around to relocating the rear diff breather. Now don't have to change my diff fluid after a trip if there's a water crossing
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Where did you mount your filter or breather?
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Jeep got some new stuff... Power steering cooler to because it was boiling the fluid and a new front sway bar because doing the axle truss and new trackbar bracket on the jeep made it so my sway bar disconnect could no longer disconnect...
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Its actually quite a bit softer than the OEM swaybars... so far its been a HUGE improvement in ride quality on road and performance off road has been awesome. I loose a little bit of flex vs no sway bar but it's a TON more stable during high speed shenanigans
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Picked up and installed a new lightbar for those dark trails and nighttime camp setup!
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Spent this morning with some great folks at our monthly meeting. 
Then, went home, hooked up the trailer and got mulch for the veggie garden.
Then, went home, hooked up the trailer and got mulch for the veggie garden.
