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And most 18” options look stupid.

I mean… you have my number lololol.

Ah Fack! What if someone “left” one in your jeep next time they saw you ? 🤔

They’re actually really solid. Don’t overlook the Prodigy 1911DS either. It holds up against my Staccatos

And they both still flex like a broken shopping cart.

Got up at 6:00 am and cleared about 6 inches of snow… leaving my house at 8:00 and it doesn’t even look like I did anything

I’ll be down there with a friend of mine leading a few of the harder trails. Leaving today around noon.

It was an excellent time as always and one my family and I are grateful we got to attend.

And of course I had to be the only idiot who left his lights for that shot 🤦🏼‍♂️

Spending money to upgrade the pads and rotors would be a waste of money IMO. Unless you go with a complete system there isn’t much to gain if anything.

The R1 kit is very much a race targeted kit. Unless you’re pushing big tires, going really fast and running heavy axles they are an waste of money. As far as the powerstop kit if it’s just pads and rotors you wont gain much either. You didn’t specify if you’re working on a JL or JK but, if you...

I went through 3 sets in 15k miles but… hope you have better luck.

We should have rescued them.

Getting the range prepped for a private class today. Gonna be a fun day of learning.

That’s crazy. We got hit pretty hard up here in northern Utah with snow and then freezing rain and more snow… not much wind though. Thanks January, can we just have March now please.

Short arms or “adjustable short arms” are what some companies like MC call mid arms and they are simply that, a stock length arm with adjustability. Short arms increase control arm angles as you go up in lift resulting in a harsher ride, more road and trail vibrations felt through the suspension...

And someone almost tossed their Jeep over a shelf road.

Full size 5”. The angle makes it look like a compact frame.

Just finished setting up a new blaster for the 2024 teaching/training season. Giving the Glock 17 a break to try out something new and quite a few people in the industry seem to have a lot of good things to say about them. It’s got some big shoes to fill.