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Just put on new shoes, Grabber ATX and waiting on RSG sliders (UPS says tomorrow for delivery) 
What is the last thing you bought and plan to buy?
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That's what I heard what might happen, but with my camper shell and tire carrier always on (and other stuff inside the bed), I don't notice any difference in ride quality.
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I bought a couple of things within days of each other. They arrived at different times but both are installed now!
The first one was a 10lb candy red power tank. Ever since I got a chance to see these in action then get to use one later I was sold!
The second was a set of Demello Off-Road Domnitor sliders. Another item that's been on my list for a long time. I had avoided doing more difficult trails for fear the factory sliders would fold. These will be fun the smash on some rocks as we go further into the SoCal desert canyons and mountains.
Next up will be skid plates, thinking of going Bud Built right now. Then a bumper that will likely be Demello as well.
The first one was a 10lb candy red power tank. Ever since I got a chance to see these in action then get to use one later I was sold!
The second was a set of Demello Off-Road Domnitor sliders. Another item that's been on my list for a long time. I had avoided doing more difficult trails for fear the factory sliders would fold. These will be fun the smash on some rocks as we go further into the SoCal desert canyons and mountains.
Next up will be skid plates, thinking of going Bud Built right now. Then a bumper that will likely be Demello as well.
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Changed up my suspension last weekend! WOOT WOOT. I went with Dobinson's, it is not a specific kit, I talked with their sales rep in Florida and told him what I do with my FJ, weight, etc. and he built this custom kit for me. So far so good, taking her camping this weekend hopefully up in the snow. Gonna stretch it out a bit I hope.
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You start out heavier so it makes sense. As / if you continue to add weight these may work for you as the next step. I'll find out this weekend if the airbags did the job.
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I bought some more emergency survival gear ( additional space blankets, hand warmers, glow sticks, collapsible water storage, meal replacement bars) and a oil change topped off the coolant. Good thing too it was -2 when I got to work
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I bought and installed another RAM mount for my Front & Rear Facing Trail Camera Monitor.
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We bought sleeping pads for the wife and kids over the weekend. Got everyone the Alps APEX pads. 3" thick, nicely made pads that we think will greatly improve everyone's comfort in cooler weather over our air mattresses. Being cold sleeping has been the biggest complaint so far from everyone in Fall and Spring camping. I picked up a Thermarest Mondo King XXL for myself earlier this year for a trip and it is great. I'll continue to use it and since I plan on a little winter camping for myself this year, the R11 value of it should really work nicely. Hoping to give it a shot at the end of the month.
Next on the list is updating our sleeping bag situation a little. I've got to check to see what all our current bags are rated for. One of them I know is a 0*F bag and my old Coleman bag is a 20*F bag but the two mummy bags I'm not sure about. I'm thinking they are -15*F but I'm going to have to do some research on them.
I think some 0-20*F bags are what we'll need MOST of the time to keep everyone warm but not sweating in them. Then a couple big blankets to supplement those on the odd cold night and a couple sub 0 bags for winter camping for myself and one of the minions that are brave...
Next on the list is updating our sleeping bag situation a little. I've got to check to see what all our current bags are rated for. One of them I know is a 0*F bag and my old Coleman bag is a 20*F bag but the two mummy bags I'm not sure about. I'm thinking they are -15*F but I'm going to have to do some research on them.
I think some 0-20*F bags are what we'll need MOST of the time to keep everyone warm but not sweating in them. Then a couple big blankets to supplement those on the odd cold night and a couple sub 0 bags for winter camping for myself and one of the minions that are brave...
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Finally replaced the street tires (aka "slicks!"), on my LC100... wow, these new Wildpeaks (LT285 75 16) make a world of difference compared to the stock shoes.
Now working on plans for a lift kit, bumpers and sliders! :)
Now working on plans for a lift kit, bumpers and sliders! :)
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bought the scan gauge 2 yesterday should arrive next week so just leaves the tyres now :)
Would like to get a HAM radio installed, so I just bought the study guides for Technician, General, and Extra. Yes, I'm a bit of an over achiever :). Next up is my portable toilet setup.
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Last thing I bought was gas so we can get out of this house and on the dirt this weekend
