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What a clickbait. Offering something that is no longer being produced. The small pad is the best selling point. You can get a thick sleeping pad from practically every where but that small self inflating pad to help with the incline on the back seating would be a major help.
To be honest, i’m not sure i’d be drilling holes in the chassis for the shock res. And especially not near the spring mounting point. These cars can suffer enough stress fractures without drilling extra holes.
Not at all how the Lexus installation instructions go. Lining up on the bolt covers will give you way too much wind noise (I did that first too). Lexus has very specific placement positions for a reason
Doesn't show how to mount the light bar shows it installed for 2 seconds and says 'You can't screw it up'. then video doesn't show the wiring install at all add at the end an install that has parts not in the kit keep 30 min of your time and go to a different video. I am disappointed at Rave for featuring this video because the two most critical installing steps are skipped over entirely.
Great video! Was the mat hanging in the air a bit behinde the front seat? When I tried laying down in a Rav4 with the backseat folded, the end of the folded backseat was about the middle of back of my head (I'm 5'11"), rather than fully coverning my entire height. Does that mat have enough support at the front end(behind the front seat) to comfortably lay your head?
Can we get a video of how well the dobinson suspension works? I’d like to get one for my 62 as well but not sure how much it improves the suspension performance compared to Old man EMU
