Do you think there is any difference between the two? I'm sure the ride height would be different.
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I would need a "long travel" air bag or something wouldn't I? Not sure if that would help with axle wrap either.
I would consider Nationals but 1500 bucks for a pair of springs? Ouch! And $1325 for the Deavers! Why do they cost so much? I could get a decent Pro-Comp Lift for my F-250 with 4 new leaf Springs and shocks for 800 bucks like a year ago or so.
Are you sure thats a Raptor... It doesn't look quite right. It has a long bed and sits kinda low... :bleh:
I'm glad it came in for you. You are gonna love it!
Lets see... I drove down to the dealer in Santa Fe that had 2 Raptors and bought mine for 3000 under MSRP. There's no way I could commit to spend that much money on a truck and not drive it home the same day.
Lol... I mounted HID lights behind the grill of my FJ. It did effect the light output but not much. See its really just a math problem...
Rigid rates the 20" at 7900 Lumens and the 40" at 15800 lumens. That means that the 20" puts out exactly 1/2 the light as the 40" (weird I know). But...
Alright, Axle Wrap/hop is killing me on my Raptor. Whats the best way to fix this? I also want to make the Raptor better for towing my trailer and Jeep that weighs about 6000 lbs.
Don't you guys find the glare off the hood actually reduces visibility? I had 4 KCs on a lightbar on my jeep and I hated it at night. The glare was terrible. I can only imagine how much worse it would be with super bright LED lights like M&Rs.
Yeah I had a Retrax that was polycarbonate and LEXAN on my 2003 F-250 (All they made in September of 2002 when I bought it.) . I just traded that truck for AngryBird and the Retrax was still working great.
Man I really wanna head down for this. It would be awesome to come meet some of you guys. Any Doctors coming? My wife is Prego and thats right around her due date... :ROFLJest:
Sounds like they are having quality issues. Pretty weak that they can't figure out how to seal up a light housing... At least they have good customer service support.
Yeah SAE compliant means that it is basically considered safe by the Society of Automotive Engineers(won't electrocute your car or light your car on fire). DOT is who determines whether or not they are street legal. If they are not DOT stamped on the lens of the light they probably are not...
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