bookemdanno
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I applied diesel cologne today, by changing my fuel filter. The filter looked pretty good for changing at 10k miles. This is the 2nd filter change.
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I've been doing mine every other oil change (~10k miles). Probably overkill, but I figure it's a small price to pay. Usually mine are a little dirtier than new, but nothing terrible. And yeah, I can't do anything under a vehicle without bathing in it eitherI applied diesel cologne today, but changing my fuel filter. The filter looked pretty good for changing at 10k miles. This is the 2nd filter change.
Sounds like a really fun time! What did that scratching on both sides(if it's actually scratches, are they deep)? Narrower trails than you've shared in those pics?Well, more of “what have I done the last several days”? Rock hounding in southern Utah and making a mess. So many trails to go get lost on and that’s not a bad thing. OnX was so helpful.
Going to need lots of TLC when we get back.
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We found some very tight places that looked like mainly for side by sides. The ceramic coating minimized the “damage”. Took it to the car wash and they aren’t too bad. An afternoon of truck therapy and they will buff out. Desert scrub is pretty soft and doesn’t do much damage. The dust makes it look much worse.Sounds like a really fun time! What did that scratching on both sides(if it's actually scratches, are they deep)? Narrower trails than you've shared in those pics?
Well that's good! No body shopWe found some very tight places that looked like mainly for side by sides. The ceramic coating minimized the “damage”. Took it to the car wash and they aren’t too bad. An afternoon of truck therapy and they will buff out. Desert scrub is pretty soft and doesn’t do much damage. The dust makes it look much worse.
I LOVE the look, my AT4 is Thunderstorm as well. I love the way this looks. Short of the UCA and shocks, did you lift it any and is there any rub?In the front Bilstein 6112 set to the highest notch and 5160s on the rear, and then ready lift UCAs. These raised the front about 1 1/2".
Wheels are :
BRINK B204 INSURGENT
Size: 20x9 Finish: SMOKE MACHINED TITANIUM Offset: 0
Nitto Ridge Grappler
Size: 285/60/20
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