Cuoutdoors
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Lol are you gonna be stubborn and build your own?Save yourself lol...fixing to build my new one
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Lol are you gonna be stubborn and build your own?Save yourself lol...fixing to build my new one
Yes...im cheap..as well as stubborn hahahaLol are you gonna be stubborn and build your own?
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I hear ya buddy. I do like the sweet back lighting and that's something I can't do.Yes...im cheap..as well as stubborn hahaha
Just sell a few of those cool bumpers you had on the orange one and it will pay for your switch panel.I hear ya buddy. I do like the sweet back lighting and that's something I can't do.
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Wow, that set up looks familiar. Great job! See it wasn't as bad as you thought it was going to be! I'll say it again, that panel is slick, well done!
I forget, do you have a winch yet? Are you gonna transfer the winch power to the second battery?
Good idea on waiting, looks really goodThank you! I think it looks pretty cool too!
No winch yet. I've paid for it, it's setting at the dealership. I just didn't want to do the install before I had the aux battery in.. Yes, the winch will be connected to the aux battery.
That looks awesome!!Well, the switch panel, auxiliary battery, and fusebox are installed! I used the same parts as @OnTheJob .. Thanks dude! made the install much easier!
Anyway, I've still got some tidying up to do under the hood, but everything is hooked up and works.
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That’s pretty close to my thoughts. Soft isn’t enough and any time riding aggressively move to firm. Fox did a good job on these, any riding style can be achieved with a click or two no bs.At the last minute, my cousin and I got tues and weds off. We loaded up and headed to north Idaho early in the AM.
What a great couple of days! We spent a fair amount of time in the Honda, and one of the things we did was try all 3 settings on the Fox Q3's.
I never get the chance to do that up there, as I always have my wife and at least one dog with me.. not a good time to rip the trails.
With just my Cuz and I, we put them to the test.
*Softest setting; (where it's been for months) is great for slow, mellow riding. Soaks up the bumps incredibly well.. very plush. However, once speeds come up, you notice that it's a bit loose.
*Medium setting; For me, the perfect blend. Still handles bumps well, without beating up us passengers. Rollin at 25-40 mph on bumpy, narrow gravel/dirt skid roads, it feels FAR more planted. Slides nicely without much slop.. it works well.
*stiffest setting; Pretty darned firm. Reminded me of the firmness my Viking had. I think if I was going to ride trails where there wasn't any Kelly humps or drainage ditches across... I'd use the firm setting. As it is, I'm gonna leave it on the middle setting.
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