Haha it better, considering what it cost!Quote:
Originally Posted by SkiBum5.0
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Haha it better, considering what it cost!Quote:
Originally Posted by SkiBum5.0
I tell anyone I know who's thinking about getting one to wait for the Bow Cycle blue light sale. These things hardly ever go on sale and 25% is pretty significant.Quote:
Originally Posted by cjblair
The good news is, these things hold their value really well. I stalked Kijiji for a reasonably priced used Chariot in decent shape and never found one before I saw the Bow Cycle sale.
Picked these up yesterday.
Some ice shoes for when I'm walking the dogs in the dead of winter: Saucony Peregrine 8's
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And then some everyday runners to replace my old worn out ones: Basic New Balance
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Jealous. I would love to have that in my basement.Quote:
Originally Posted by adam c
Squat, bench, deadlift is all one needs :D
If you don't have room for this I have one of these and it does the job as without the foot print.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disoblige
https://www.fitnessdepot.ca/C11FCA69...l#.W8TBIPZFzoo
That's sick - where can I get this?Quote:
Originally Posted by adam c
From hereQuote:
Originally Posted by hurrdurr
https://www.hyperfitness.ca/products...ifting-package
That looks like a pretty good deal including the weight and considering how many exercises you can do with just those items, such as a complete 5X5 routine.
Bit of a twofer for me recently, downsized for a bit for the winter, trying to figure out whether I want a new car or truck next year. Didn't need the duramax at all this winter, the Acura should get a lot better mpg than the Subaru for now.
One owner farmer truck, thing is mint. I forgot how nice driving a gas pickup was compared to a diesel, everytime I hop in, instant heat, no noise, and it must be close to 1500lb's lighter so it drives like a sportcar compared to the 7500lb duramax. LQ4 is awesome at full throttle.
And the old-man aluminum headache rack is amazing, debating whether to remove it or not :rofl: I mean, I have an old man truck and an old man car now, seems to me I just need to accept my fate for the next 6 months :cry:
https://i.imgur.com/hri6r2r.jpg
First new laptop I've purchased in nearly 10 years...
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Collecting for winter.. Next up Coilovers..
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Got some tires planned for those tubs and inboard leafs?Quote:
Originally Posted by JfuckinC
Or already have them and this is to make them fit? :D
Full LEDs for all exterior and interior bulbs for the 4Runner. So many lights omg, literally took almost 2 hours just installing all the bulbs lol. But my favorite one was the quickest; low beams.
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Gotta watch those pinion angles
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the ones i have now rub already, but i plan to go much bigger with all the newly acquired space with the tubs haha.. Ordered some "Hybrid Coil overs" last night for the front :) Just gotta collect my disk brake conversion parts and i'm good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sentry
What brand are the LEDs you used for the low beam?Quote:
Originally Posted by Disoblige
Inb4 someone bitches and moans about LED headlights.....but muh glarezzzz!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Disoblige
Bulbs with the Philips Lumiled ZES chips are the way to go. Dad has knockoff Philips Ultinon H4's in his Taco that are awesome. I've also put a set of Philips Ultinon fogs in my WRX that are very good as well. The latest Cree chips(can't remember what their name is) are good as well. I've given the Morimoto 2Stroke bulbs a shot and were happy with them, only reason I returned those was because their purported DRL function didn't work for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by HiSpec
Stay away from the super cheap ones (eg.$25-50 kits) on Amazon as I've found those are the ones with the glare issues. Also stay away from active cooled bulbs too as they introduce another point of failure and the fans are really annoying.
Cheap China ones I got for free, some brand called Essgoo lol. I'm testing them for long term durability. They also have a 24 month warranty and build quality looks pretty solid. So far so good, and pretty minimum glare (if any). I've had proper HID retrofits and love how easy these are to install and the results are very comparable. The cutoff is pretty good. Sometimes cheap doesn't mean they're bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by HiSpec
I will plan to do a comparison between some good quality phillips brands to these if one of these fail.
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Originally Posted by cyra1ax
Interesting... I would've never thought the China stuff would provide such a wide hotspot. I was guessing those are the Diode Dynamic SL1 LEDs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disoblige