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I did a mock up on chat GPT just before picking up my BS.... Gives an idea of the look even though the lights in the image are slightly larger than what the ox beams would actually be.

Oh... Lol. I didn't even notice that, I'll have to go change it. That was from when I first joined this forum, my original plans were to buy a badlands.

The coding is actually felt. Felt is a very good noise damper. I just picked up my BS on Friday and the first thing I did was coat those wheel wells with a good coating of fluid film. Nothing sticks. Same thing I used to do to the regular hard plastic liners on any other vehicle.

No, that's not a badlands. That's a big bend with a black diamond off-road package. That adds the steel bumpers with bull bar trailer hitch full size spare auxiliary switches. But it's still a big Bend

Do you have any pictures of the light output from those lights at that location. I've got the exact same lights in both Amber and white, I was thinking of mounting the four of them on a custom bar above the windshield between the roof rails but I do like the looks of your setup, and like you I...

Picked up my Big Bend with black diamond OR pkg Dec 19, bought it on the 16th, my birthday! Love this little beast!

It's not a nightmare, you can do so much more with it. That's what makes a preferred choice for something like an infotainment system.

That has nothing to do with an Android system. If you device has a microphone it's already doing that regardless of what OS you're operating.

Sounds like you need to educate yourself. Going to the Android system is going to be far superior to anything else I could put in there. Thankfully they didn't switch to an apple system. That would have been a disaster

Kid nothing in this entire post has any truth to it. You are totally clueless about tires engines and how fuel economy works. You severely need to educate yourself kid. After reading your last few comments, you've totally lost all credibility as far as I'm concerned. As someone who's owned a...

Okay sorry, I misunderstood. I thought you were saying mine was ironic. LOL I agree we'll settle with peace. Will leave the fighting to your pumpkin leader and whatever wing nut gets the elected in here tomorrow. LOL

And if you think my comment was ironic, you might want to read it again. Because you obviously misunderstood it. Maybe it's a little above your grade level I'm not sure

Communication hasn't broken down. You made a pointless comment. Had absolutely nothing to do with the conversation.

Do you want a hero biscuit or something kid? Congratulations you prove to us you know how to use Google. The only thing you didn't prove was my point. Might want to pay attention next time

Well first of all the only Americanized part of Ontario is down in the Toronto area nowhere else. And FYI I'm originally from the east coast and living in Ontario now and I visit Alberta frequently where my sister lives. And I can tell you 100% that you guys definitely have 3.78 l jugs of oil...

First of all there's no chance in hell that we would be using the US gallon due to the fact that you think we're going to become a 51st state. You need to educate yourself on that. But as for reality, yes we do use the US gallon here already. Stir crazy is misinformed. You literally walk into...

N FYI no we do not use the imperial gallon in canada. We use a US gallon. We haven't used the imperial gallon since before the metric system was implemented. Since then we use the US gallon.

When we buy jugs of stuff in gallon form it usually comes in a 3.78 L jug not 4 l. Almost all 1 gallon containers in Canada are 3.78 l. Same way with a 5 gallon pail is not 20 l, they are 18.9 L

Yeah, definitely not a fan of that look at all. The OEM look is much better. Just my opinion. Your vehicle. Your money.

I'm going to piss off a lot of people here saying this but I can say this from experience, as I run a tire shop for 20 years and owned it myself for 12 of those years. You'll have no issue with spacers with snap lugs anymore than you. Would your regular wheels. Once you install them, you are...