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SDHQ's products aren't cheap, but the quality may be the best I've ever seen (including the packing). I just took possession of an ARB dual compressor mounting kit with the bed air chuck and extended air intake kits, and have to say, I'm super impressed. Pretty sure I'll be buying the power...

+1000 For the right design and the right quality, I’d spend >$200.

That sure seems excessive to me. My KO3s felt quite stiff at 36; lowering the pressure to 32 made them far easier to live with. Can’t imagine how stiff 40psi would be.

I have the engine and tranny skid plates. Nice quality. I’d buy them again.

I actually quite like the look of Terra; maybe my second favorite color. Can’t get behind the chrome emblem, though. ;P

Depending where you are in Texas, I have a basically new (only 3K-4K miles) set of TRD off-road front springs you can have for free. Not sure how they compare to the Pro springs in terms of height, but might be worth a shot?

This is my guess.

Me? Oh yeah. Was never in doubt.

It’s definitely not as easy as the picture would lead you to believe. Would have been easier had I had access to a lift and not doing the install myself. It’s definitely doable, but if you’re like me the f-bomb may have been dropped a couple of 25 times. ;)

I have a Carista with a good 5-6 months left on the subscription. Happy to meet up if you want to use it to make changes (not tied to a particular VIN). I live a couple of miles N/E of Round Rock IKEA, so you’re about 45 minutes away. Private message me if you want to meet up.

I’ve always had good service from Saflite on my other cars, but not everyone feels the same way about them. Probably mostly depends on the installer you get.

2023 Nissan Frontier Pro-4X that was loaded with all of Nissan’s options. Loved that truck all the way up to the morning the lady in the 2024 Suburban smacked into me while I was waiting at a stop light. I’ve gone back and forth between Nissan and Toyota trucks over the years - have always...

Great question. I’d like to be able to do the same.

Discount Tire sent me home at 36lbs - which is definitely a little stiff. I’m planning to drop to 32lbs today to see if it’ll improve. Are the 10-ply sidewalls stiffer than stock? Yes. Are they so stiff that I want different tires? Not in the slightest. I’m actually quite happy. ETA: I...

Ended up going with BFG K03s in 275/70R/18, which are basically 33”. Could have gone larger, but I still commute +/- 200 miles a week for work, so I think this is the best compromise size for me.

Arrived today. Getting mounted tomorrow at 8:30am.

Extra load = 2 x Rival aluminum skid plates. Tires/wheels were still stock.

Just ordered a set of RRW RG4-H in 18x8.5 +25 about an hour ago. Still deciding between BFGs and Falkens, but will almost certainly be going with 285/70. Leaning Falken for the 6 ply sidewalls. https://www.relationsracewheels.com/products/rg4-h-hybrid-monoforged-wheel-matte-gunmetal

Greetings from the Georgetown/RoundRock border.

Totally and completely agree. I don’t have a solution except to lower my seat height a bit and learn to live with it. I do wish the wheel tilted a good inch higher.