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That oneās a Jeep though.
Technically an SUV too. By classification, the Tesla fits the car category better than the Jeep.
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Car is car.
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For now all Car=Car
Tesla=big golf cart
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theres no way i would set foot in a Tesla- so definitely jeepā¦ tho i have herad that Teslas have a ton of talk and do go pretty fast when accelerating
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I wouldnāt want to drive either one tbhitās quite known here that I despise Jeeps.
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Found an idea for what I want to do with the bumber on the Subie. I think Iāll go for it as I have all the tools needed and can just use the bumper I have. I donāt see any downsides to it, but Iāll wait until I get the skid plate ordered and installed.
My one question is, should I do the inlayed fog lights or no? I donāt have any wiring experience, so Iād definitely have to do some research for that, but I see no reason why I canāt use the wiring for the stock fogs (and then I can keep the same switch to turn them on).
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Sick car dudeš¤
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oh I now see how you got further than your friends jeep lmao- love the lift on it 
seeing everything you have done to it; are you going for a 4wd subie? (just a savage off road unit)
Oh lol, thatās not my subie. Thatās just what Iām thinking of doing with the bumper.
This oneās what I drive:
Right now Iāve got some oversized Yokohama trail tires that Iām installing when I get back from New England. Thatāll give me like a .5" lift over what Iām at rn. Iām planning on adding a skid plate soon and doing the bumper like in that picture.
But yeah, the battle wagon/off road style is what Iām going for.
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thats a good idea for what your doing ā Especially bc i see ur subie always in the snow XD
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Definitely. I do a lot of driving in the winter and snow with less than 300ft of visibility at times. The fogs help cut through the snow and atleast allow other drivers to see me better.
How hard is it to wire in lights? Iām assuming youāve got some experience seeing as youāve got a bar on your Hilux.
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y tho
what do u drive
that ln106 just has the factory lights on it.
iāll put a sti in it
it already does burnouts at the traffic light though
