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I believe Walker makes stock replacement exhausts pretty cheap, may be a decent option to get one of those and have a glass pack welded in place of the muffler. Should be fairly cheap. Probably some kind of regular steel that will rust again though.

Not sure what to recommend as far as a cat back, but I had a FloPro glass pack on my VQ with the resonators behind the cats removed and imo it sounded great. Are your pipes salvageable, ie you just want better sound, or is it damaged/rusted out and you figure as long as you're replacing you may as well upgrade?

Long days

Yikes, that's not good! Glad no carnage occurred.

Lap joint

The buttons did come with some stock, yes. Not sure if the appropriate wiring would be in there or not to add the buttons to yours.

New tools huh? Fun fun! Excited to see the small changes too, that's the kinda attention to detail that's gonna make your guy's SFD far better than those in the past, not to mention the unique design of it.

QX4 tail lights would require doing something about the reverse lights (at least for post facelift). I do really like how they look though.

Hey guys, just wanted to say it would be cool if everyone kept chill. It's late right now and I've been working all day, but in the morning I'll probably censor a potty word here or there. Just don't want to see this go south and get a bunch of people in trouble. Joshua, I'm in a a group chat that's been talking about this, seems like glass fog lights do exist. No idea what the correlation is to trim level, year, etc. May have to go to a local junkyard and poke around for glass ones. How bad was the wiring to add them by the way?

foot race

Athlete tournament

I like the plan with the headlights. Not sure off the top of my head what Euro style tail lights look like, but you've certainly got some options! Red accents will be nice, if careful not to overdo.

Pro gamer

I gotta agree, non tinted taillights would probably look better, looks pretty good though otherwise! How much longer do you anticipate before it's "done"?

Revealing top

pulling hairs

Darth maul

That's a sick photo! And fitting too, seeing as August's TotM theme is flex...hint hint!

That's the week after my spring break, but if it were close enough I'd likely be able to come. There's a fair number of off-road parks scattered around.

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Welcome to NPORA! Sounds like you've got plans to have some good fun with your new ride.

31 inch tires should be causing hardly any rubbing, if any, especially ones that narrow. Do you have wheels with lots of offset or wheel spacers? KYB front struts with OME or AC coils, and Bilstein rear shocks with Land Rover coils are a popular combination, but not necessarily cheap.

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I looked into it briefly, that sounds right. The kit will be useful for the job because it saves you some fabrication. Just make sure you install it better than the document describes, I'd totally recommend removing all the rust and welding in the part.