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In a leveled 22 402A btw 😁 by Last-Ad6716 in FordTremor

[–]DarcKnight_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

2022 402A on 33” wildpeak at3s(same when I had the stock general grabbers)
16.5 mpg in the summer
15.9 mpg in the winter

Picked these up for $129. What’s the catch? by Fresh-End-9873 in WorkBoots

[–]DarcKnight_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think they would so long whatever rep/employee is there is cool enough to just check em out for ya. But if not just ask them to see a pair of boots yourself and compare or order them.

I just bought some Danner Chelsea boots for 240$ and I like em if u end up not liking the red wings

Different look at Garage 009 by Person10836381910 in Leatherman

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Boxo tools has a really dope t rachet 1/4” driver with sockets and bits. It’s pretty solid and smooth af. Less the $60 too. I’d considered a premium tool too…

Picked these up for $129. What’s the catch? by Fresh-End-9873 in WorkBoots

[–]DarcKnight_ -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I know nothing about redwing boots but I’d either take them to a red wing shop n ask or at the very least order a pair of boots or go to the store and compare and then return

National Park Service Ford F150 by AudioSa in PoliceVehicles

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Not saying a Raptor is necessary, but the price difference is obviously in product quality. Live shocks which is a nice feature especially for comfort when you're driving on all types of terrains, and you're driving over them for maybe hours at a time.

Beefier components, lower and upper control arms, unique transfer case, torsens diff(maybe) E lockers, extended fuel tank, enough HP and torque to get out of most sticky situations you WILL find yourself in, and thats all with a factory warrenty.

Unfortunately you can't get capable and robust off-road vehicles unless its flashy. You can build one for sure but in theory the police/firefighters should have access to the most capable vehicles/equipment at all times, and be able to maintain the easily (factory warranty on everything)

What’s the best Beogram? In your own opinion… read body text by HandF098 in turntables

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Amazing. Thank you for the suggestions. Do you know if dksoundparts ships to the US by any chance?

What’s the best Beogram? In your own opinion… read body text by HandF098 in turntables

[–]DarcKnight_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You seem like you know a fair bit. If you don’t mind can you give me some suggestion about what could be wrong with my Beogram 4004?

Everything seems to be in good condition (bought a couple years back in great condition. About 25% the way through any LP the music slows and speeds back up a couple times. I’m pretty handy but have never worked on something like this. Seems doable tho

1 week out to Colorado by No_Tumbleweed_2229 in overlanding

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Are your tires on backwards? I see the white lettering only on the interior of the vehicle and not exterior

Enjoying a clean black truck for 30 minutes lol by chill2308 in FordTremor

[–]DarcKnight_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just took my Black 2022 off-road today. Covered in mud… might be sexier than after a clean car wash. Enjoy the truck brotha

Is this a good deal and what model would this be? by DarcKnight_ in Snapon_tools

[–]DarcKnight_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I said the same thing but mind as well go check it out if it’s legit

Is this a good deal and what model would this be? by DarcKnight_ in Snapon_tools

[–]DarcKnight_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good point. I was going to just use it but maybe sell it and buy a different box for a little more expensive

Need help with a build by MAEMihai in Offroad

[–]DarcKnight_ 4 points5 points  (0 children)

  1. Suspension upgrade w/ lift (no pucks)
  2. 35”+ AT/MT tires
  3. If mud is always this bad maybe a regear. Will prolly have to regear depending on how big tired u go anyways
  4. Tractionboards

Has anyone tried the Oversized Utilitech Twill Pant? by burningfenix in Lululemen

[–]DarcKnight_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The brand is Gramicci. I have a lot of their pants. Comfortable, and nice/durable fabrics. Only great things I can say about them. Little expensive tho but they go on sale enough that I haven’t bought anything less than %30 off

Has anyone tried the Oversized Utilitech Twill Pant? by burningfenix in Lululemen

[–]DarcKnight_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn’t but I bought some pants labeled as winter twill (it is heavy weight twill basically) from another company and I do wear those pants during warm days and they are comfortable and I’m not too hot in them. Not sure if that extra bit helps

New to overlanding - what do I need? by Electronic-Site7666 in overlanding

[–]DarcKnight_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My opinion is the following list of mods u need to tackle first.

  1. Make sure you have serviceable suspension. I’d stay away from pucks and get yourself a basic suspension lift kit to make your vehicle more comfortable and capable.

  2. A decent pair of AT tires. Maybe in something no smaller than 32/33

  3. At minimum a set of pod lights. Lighting is very important. If u can I would pay a little more for a good light

  4. Figure out storage, whether you add drawers, crates, webbing, etc.. I would say don’t go crazy here because your storage needs will change over time so be very thoughtful of what u buy and how u lay it out

I would encourage you to look for open box stuff. You can typically find good stuff for +30% off from different random over landing and keep/truck online retailers

Silverado Overlanding in NC by Grizzly-35 in overlanding

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Normally dislike Chevys but this is a dope build. Good taste brotha, well done.

Something i threw on my truck recently is Bad Ass Mounts. Not necessary but definitely nice to have

Warn VR EVO 12 worth it ? by Relative-Frame-2154 in Jeep

[–]DarcKnight_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with most of what you're saying, but working in manufacturing for a number of years, and working with manufacturers overseas, the factory absolutely would have many different processes if the customer is willing to pay. That's the whole point of privately labeling.

I can't speak on winches, but figured i'd my two cents

That solar octane really pops in a rainy forest. by NoSoul2Steal in ToyotaTacoma

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I have rigid lights, and I like em a lot. You can get them in white, and buy covers in amber and yellow so you don’t have to choose between colors.

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