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08-17-2014, 05:28 AM
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so do you back into alot of stuff? or just wanted the armored lights look? they look pretty good either way 
my first real mod shows up on monday, its a bush bar for my front end to keep deer from taking out the radiator/headlights, we have alot of ****in white tail deer in this part of the world (think nyc rats, but 200+ pounds and 4-6 feet tall). **** vermin deer.
my first real mod shows up on monday, its a bush bar for my front end to keep deer from taking out the radiator/headlights, we have alot of ****in white tail deer in this part of the world (think nyc rats, but 200+ pounds and 4-6 feet tall). **** vermin deer.Big Truck: No Little Truck, we can't go there!
Jeep: Silly truck! I am a Jeep!
*goes there*
08-17-2014, 08:37 AM
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08-17-2014, 08:37 AM
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Not sure why a lot of people feel taillight gaurds are useless but only mention the extreme example of backing into something hard. They do protect the lights from damage when slowly backing up around obstacles, trees, brush, undergrowth, etc.. Think curb feelers lol. How many people back up with the speed and inertia necessary to destroy a taillight anyway? Running canyons where you're very close to vertical walls is the only time I don't see tiallight gaurds being helpful and instead can further damage. And even then.. If you felt/heard your tailight gaurd on a rock/wall before you crushed it, wouldnt you stop or try to change up what you're doing?
08-17-2014, 05:17 PM
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Not sure why a lot of people feel taillight gaurds are useless but only mention the extreme example of backing into something hard. They do protect the lights from damage when slowly backing up around obstacles, trees, brush, undergrowth, etc.. Think curb feelers lol. How many people back up with the speed and inertia necessary to destroy a taillight anyway? Running canyons where you're very close to vertical walls is the only time I don't see tiallight gaurds being helpful and instead can further damage. And even then.. If you felt/heard your tailight gaurd on a rock/wall before you crushed it, wouldnt you stop or try to change up what you're doing?