Review: PerryParts Bumpstops

When I first saw PerryParts bumps on my IG feed I was hesitant… 3D Printed bumpstops that advertise themselves to be able to compress differently at high and low speeds? Sounds too good to be true. A few months past and I see the Owner (Patrick) post comparison videos and develop great graphs that show how it is… Read More »

Factor 55 Joins Warn Industries

Clackamas, OR (March 18, 2020) – Warn Industries (WARN) today announced the acquisition of Factor 55, a manufacturer of highly engineered rigging hardware for CLOSED SYSTEM WINCHING™, a winching technique that uses rigging comprised entirely of closed link hardware.   Similar to WARN, Factor 55 is a premium brand operating in the vehicle recovery market. The Factor 55 product… Read More »

Metal-Tech 4×4 Announces First Designed, Engineered, Hand Built in the USA 200 Series Toyota Land Cruiser Front Bumper

Introducing the Ghost Rider Front Bumper for the 2008-2014 Toyota 200 Series Land Cruiser The Ghost Rider front bumper for the 200 Series Toyota Land Cruiser is the first full bull bar designed, engineered, and hand built in the USA.  It provides excellent approach angle and critical head light protection giving you confidence while out in the back… Read More »

ARB: Introducing Our First Off Road Icon

We asked you to help us choose four of the most iconic 4WDs from the last four decades as part of our Off Road Icons project. We couldn’t be more pleased to announce the first Off Road Icons vehicle – the Toyota Land Cruiser 40 Series. The Toyota Land Cruiser 40 Series was Toyota’s best selling vehicle in… Read More »

NITRO GEAR – Diff Comparison, 100-series vs. FJ Cruiser

Ever wondered? These photos should demonstrate expectations of how well an 8” rearend should hold up, whether stock or re-geared. The vehicles are relatively similarly sized and weight when outfitted.  The FJ Cruiser actually has MORE Horsepower than the Landcruiser does, yet… Related Images:

TemboTusk Extreme Duty Fridge & Cargo Straps

Buffalo Straps are made from heavy duty one inch polyester webbing with a breaking strength of 3900 pounds and attached to a 900 pound test metal cam buckle. The straps are constructed with built-in loops designed to attach to almost any anchor point or roll bar and each strap has a 39” reach. Related Images: