u/Brewhilda

This is Wash, my 2017 Jeep ReneGAYde Sport 4x4, 1.4T manual. These are my existing mods:

**EXTERIOR**

Frontrunner Slimline 1 full roof rack (discontinued)

VisualGarage color-matched shark antennae https://shop.visualgarage.com/collections/jeep/products/jeep-renegade-shark-fin-antenna (absolutely phenomenal customer service)

Valkyrie Offroad side ladder (discontinued)

Rocky Road Kicker Sliders https://rocky-road.com/shop/jeep-renegade-rock-sliders/

2" Rough Country Lift and 1" Eibach Springs (for 3" lift) -- I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS. Do not go over a 2.5" combined lift or your CV axles will max out, and there are no good aftermarket options.

235/70/16 Falcon Wildpeak AT3 tires, stock wheels

Custom rear axle back exhaust (by Tork Motorsports)

Renegade Ready OEM style in bumper hitch

**ENGINE**

1.4T Multiair Springs https://torkmotorsports.net/collections/jeep-renegade-1-4-turbo-2015-current/products/1-4-multiair-upgraded-springs

Kompact EM BOV VR15 Plumb Back - Turbosmart (Diverter valve + blow off valve)

Alfa Romero 4c Coils

SILA turbo blanket

Turbosmart wastegate actuator

Stage 2 tune https://torkmotorsports.net/collections/jeep-renegade-1-4-turbo-2015-current/tuning

**MISC**

VAITRIX boost gauge https://shopeurocompulsion.net/products/vaitrix-boost-gauge

The cat was accidentally trapped in the laundry room overnight, because she's a ninja. BUT WHY SHIT INSIDE THE WASHER?

God forbid a girl wants to give him the pickling treatment.

A landmark boulder in Washington, adored and painted by generations and generations of people, has been blasted to smithereens. :(

POST FROM BELLINGHAM ROCK:

Sad day in Bellingham.

The Rock, as we knew it, is effectively gone.

What was presented as a relocation has become demolition. Instead of being preserved and moved, The Rock has been blasted apart into over 100 pieces, with even these larger fragments expected to be broken down further.

For many, this feels like a devastating bait and switch.

WSDOT, Kiewit Construction, and project partners have reduced a longtime community landmark, a piece of local culture, history, and expression, into rubble.

This update is not meant to diminish the cherished memories, creativity, or decades of community expression tied to The Rock. Generations of people painted it, celebrated it, protested on it, honored loved ones on it, and marked milestones through it. For countless residents, seeing The Rock meant you were home.

While its physical presence has now been destroyed, its meaning does not disappear. The Rock may be gone from the roadside, but it will continue to live on through the memories of those who experienced it, painted it, and loved what it represented to Bellingham.

For those wanting to see its final state, now is the time. The paint is largely gone, and what remains are fractured remnants of something that once stood as a symbol of community identity.

It is official. The Rock, in its original form, is gone.

But for many, it will always remain part of Bellingham’s heart.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Hxdt8M74S/