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I cut a small piece of M8 threaded rod and ground to a point to make a longer alignment pin. I am going to use some epoxy to fix a nut to it and then make 3 more. Probably under $20 all in. Here is the rod. https://a.co/d/aHsYuNZ

i took a picture of today to ask same question. In north east. In cold or my face melts. I thought a simple 3D angle held on with double stick tape would do it. Maybe Mabett is interested.

I have bought a few of their items from Amazon without any issue: Seat Back Mats, Glove and Center console organizer, rear cargo cover, etc.. Nothing mechanical, but all just fine.

yes. Factory. I might even be higher than 34. Appreciate it!!!

it’s to spec 34 I think. I assume you mean lower? Appreciate it.

yeah. Looks and snow (NJ-NY-VT) is why I got them. My wife’s x drive bmw is better.

I have 285 BFG ATs on a 2022 4 door V6. I don’t off-road at all but like the look. Is it me or are they absolutely horrible and actually dangerous on wet pavement. If I am at a stop on a slight hill and give it gas I can spin them forever. A 20mph right turn on a residential street causes spin...

I drilled a hole in the panel of my bumper with a hole bit and installed $17 generic round led fog-lights 2 years ago because the OEM panel part with a hole was on back-order. Still there, no leaks, and nice and bright in the rain, etc.. $60 Hella 6" rounds (i like to old school look of a bulb...

Trying something new. Longer M8 bolt that has smooth shaft already. Ace hardware $3.29.

Similar to what is described above $6 for 2 - M8 1.25 x 100mm threaded rod. Will cover top of threads by mashing some epoxy putty into them. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CW1T7MP7/ref=ewc_pr_img_1?smid=A1MDC9YLETZE7Z&th=1

how is it secured?

everything in those cars worked great - had an 83 900 Turbo

Not sure what you mean by nudge bar but I have this from rough country. It had 4 light tabs, 2 inside where my lights are. I like it simple and never go off-road so k don’t want lights I can’t legally use. I’ve had these hella 500’s on every car and truck. Lego on road. I do have the aux...

I can tell you BFG AT K02 while great looking are virtually useless in the rain (on pavement). I can hold down the gas and spin until I want to stop. Was debating switching to GY you mention as they are flat out dangerous on the highway in a downpour - 4H or not.

I cannot image why LEDs cost so much, but I do not like the look regardless. My Hella 500's were $60 a pair. I have had them on every vehicle since the late 90's with no issues. Even cars. Foglights always seem to break in my world. LED OEM factory lights in yellow were $20.

I did this exact thing off of that picture. Small Kenwood 4 channel under the driver seat. Ran line level from front right and left kickpanels for self-powered tailgate sub I bolted to the tailgate. Sub level control under front dash below climate controls. Works pretty well and was very cheap...

No. It’s a 1/4 threaded rivet with rubber washers between sun and door. The rivet tool was like $25 at harbor freight. Just fixed a better wire loom in place.

Not looking to blow my doors off so did a simple upgrade. The kicker 4 and 6” in front, kicker 6 in mabett pods in back all went in easy. Kenwood 4x100 under driver seat. Pyle powered sub on tailgate. Forscan eq reset does have an effect. Sounds decent, plenty loud and didn’t break the bank.

Thanks for picture. I’m looking at a speaker wire diagram that shows the rears pairs as left (grey with violet stripe and brown with green stripe) and right (green with color and grey) coming from head unit. It then shows then change to left (brown with blue strip and white) and right (violet...

Yes. I have auxs