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Re: Jeff's Retrofit Discussion Thread-**Updated see post 71** That was the one step that would be tough for anyone that's never installed HIDs. Had I not previously installed plug-n-play HID kits (twice), I would have been confused wiring that stuff up. Luckily there aren't a lot of...

Re: Jeff's Retrofit Discussion Thread-**Updated see post 71** I'm going to remember that. Nice idea!

Re: Jeff's Retrofit Discussion Thread-**Updated see post 71** This thread needs an update.

Re: Jeff's Retrofit Discussion Thread-**Updated see post 71** I think your truck looks bad ass. Like it wants to run over someone. I vote chrome. Just enough to be tasteful. Personally I think it would look weird to have so much black in the headlight if you painted them. Awesome job...

Hey, if it can hold a baby it can hold a GoPro. I'd say go for it!

Awesome! I'd still be too much of a .

Sweet deal! Be careful with the suction cup mount. I'd be scared to death to trust it by itself.

And I appreciate it. :cheers: It would make the most sense to have them done at the same time during installation. Rotating the tires doesn't affect wheel alignment, though? At least, it shouldn't. :dunno:

Tires have no bearing on alignment, so you can do it either way...it makes no difference. My front end has some strong positive camber that I want to get knocked out before riding around on new tires. The outsides of my front two tires are bald while I still have a few thousand miles left on...

Jeff is covering his tracks. :lol:

I've decided to go with the Toyos again. They've served me very well both on-road and for the little bit of off-loading I've done. Tread life is approaching 50K so I'm satisfied. I don't want to make a switch and end up being unhappy with a new type for 2-3 years. RimzOne is out of stock...

I will do my best to wait for another one of these. :D

Yeah I might jump on that for the free DS, but it wouldn't be worth it if we have a 15 or 20% off sale coming up soon. It's happened to me before. :lol:

Nice try, Jeff. :jester:

I looked into the stuff back when I was looking into radar/laser detectors. Decided I'd be better off not getting one since I rarely go over 5+, anyway. http://radartest.com/article.asp?articleID=10056

J-Rod, any word on big upcoming discounts? I know every once in a while Adam's has big 20% off sales (Black Friday, 4th of July, etc). Last time they had one I had placed an order a week beforehand. :lol: Heard any rumors lately? I'm looking to restock. :naughty:

It's neither a standalone product or an anti-ticket device. It's meant to reduce the reflectiveness of your headlights/front license plates, which are where laser guns are aiming. If you combine it with a laser detector, you could possibly give yourself a few seconds to slow down. So it...

Re: Jeff's Retrofit Discussion Thread-**Updated see post 71** Darn. Might be dangerous if you're not careful, but I would think the proper way would be to drill out the old screws. Use a bit just big enough to drill the screws out but small enough to leave some material in the tapped part...

None at all. I believe I found the ATZs to be 66lbs each, while the Toyos are 71lbs each. Only 20lbs total.....so it would be a negligible difference.

Re: Jeff's Retrofit Discussion Thread-**Updated see post 71** Are the entire threads filled with the broken screws? If so, that might be a pain.

Re: Jeff's Retrofit Discussion Thread-**Updated see post 71** Ah, gotcha. I'd bet if you silicone them real good and thread them in as far as you can they would hold fine. Then again I'm not sure how much broke off..

Re: Jeff's Retrofit Discussion Thread-**Updated see post 71** Problem? A razor blade can easily remove that sticker.

They do look very similar to the Toyos...I like. They are also $400 cheaper than the other two. I'll definitely do some digging to see what kind of tread life they are getting. Thanks!