CYURE GOES TO NATIONALS!!! Yay!!!
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One more thing before I forget. After driving over 700 miles in 2-1/2 days I would very much like to request an adjustable dead pedal. Can even be a manual adjustment. Doesn’t have to be electric. Just somewhere to put your left foot on trips that long. Please and thank you.
I drove 8 hours to Padre Island with the family unit and service has been pretty spotty out there, but I have been refreshing this thread when I have a bar or two and am stoked to see the photos with the measurements.
You’re a real one Cyure.
Cheers from the beach!
You’re a real one Cyure.
Cheers from the beach!
I agree. Usually a dark or lighter gray depending on the shade of the main coat.I think they are but to me ghost means faint and Lighter where these are faint but darker. But my industry in design is different so I’ll go with ghost
I really want a white or cream paint with ghosted graphics that are a lighter gray depending.
Good morning everyone! What an amazing weekend that was!! Okay my husband had some thoughts on size and I used my handy dandy iPhone measure tool to verify. The reason she feels like such a BEAST is because there’s no dramatic change in elevation on that hood. I measured my Wrangler and from the bottom of the tire to the first bump I have on my hood is approx 3’9”, then I got the tool to go a little higher on the second bump and it was up to 4”. The way the hood was shaped it was hard to get the app to measure to the top of the highest bump in my hood. And my Wrangler is on 33s. So if she was on 35s or lifted at all the highest point on my hood is essentially the same height as the Traveler. To say I was shocked was an understatement. It just doesn’t feel as tall due to the elevation changes on that hood but essentially my Wrangler at its highest point is just as tall as the Traveler hood.
And as for height in general my Wrangler is 5’9”. Again on 33s. So only a 4 inch difference from a Traveler without a roof rack. And if I was running the 35s it would be even closer.
I think part of it is because we are all so used to what we drive that when we see something different it’s like oh that’s huge, but when you actually measure and compare it’s really not that much of a difference.
I will tell you all what my jeweler told me when my husband upgraded my engagement ring. We got married right out of college and had no money. When I was looking at new rings I said about one ring I can’t wear that it’s too big. He said “it’s only too big if someone else is wearing it” and that so true. As you get used to something and “wear” it, it’s just normal to you.
I think part of it is because we are all so used to what we drive that when we see something different it’s like oh that’s huge, but when you actually measure and compare it’s really not that much of a difference.
I will tell you all what my jeweler told me when my husband upgraded my engagement ring. We got married right out of college and had no money. When I was looking at new rings I said about one ring I can’t wear that it’s too big. He said “it’s only too big if someone else is wearing it” and that so true. As you get used to something and “wear” it, it’s just normal to you.
Okay I have to start by saying I must really like you people on here because I’m going to actually post pictures of myself. When I say I have never done this before, I mean never. Have never been on Facebook, etc. so here we go.
For reference I am 5’7”.
Rear tire carrier.
For reference I am 5’7”.
Rear tire carrier.
And I am a bit in front of it and the people there probably thought I was a loon but whatever.
Rear liftgate.
Rear liftgate.
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