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Old 05-21-2019, 01:24 PM #166
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Afternoon naps.


Grilling up brats and mac and cheese for dinner.






Relaxing by the fire.






Arclight LED interior lights


Camping lights


20 degrees out with dense wet fog, he bundled up for bed.


The lights looked like lasers in the fog.


Cold, damp, and foggy in the morning.


Frost on the tent.


Frost on the ladder.


We decided to call it, it wasn't going to be a good day for adventuring with a 3 year old.


Dash cam screen shot of the roads.
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So I’m away for work right now, it’s like 15,000 degrees out and humid plus I’m in the middle of nowhere. I had the weekend to kill so I spent some time researching and planing out phase 2 of the electrical build. The dual battery setup. This is the long term plan, it’s too expensive to just jump right in and do it all at once.

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I've been out of town for a long while, I flew home on July 3rd in time to pack up and hit the road with my son for camping and biking.















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Nice pictures and trips!!! Do you mind pm your king shocks specs please. Was custom spring rate and length?
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Here's the next adventure from last weekend, hiking a 14,036 foot peak in the clouds with my wife.















Hiking the Ridge to the Summit


On top of the clouds






At the summit


My wife taking a break in the rock wall shelter to get out of the unrelenting cold strong wind. It was about 40 degrees with a constant 30 mph wind.






The clouds were starting to break


As the sun came out and we made our descent to warming temps the gloves came back off






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Click this pic, its a link to the video or taking the express way down. So much fun!
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Nice pictures and trips!!! Do you mind pm your king shocks specs please. Was custom spring rate and length?
I don't have the specs handy. The rears are a custom length and the front and rears are custom valved. If you're not buying them off the shelf in stock they will custom valve them for no additional cost, lengthening the rears has some added cost. I used their standard front springs because I don't have a very heavy vehicle.
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The past couple days I've been working on the dual battery setup.

I got the C4 Fabrication passenger side firewall battery tray painted and installed so it's not in this picture.


I made a cardboard template to figure out how much room I had to work with and transferred it to a 1/2" piece of HDPE.




Trying to visualize how I want the components laid out for a clean install with minimal wiring.


Test fitting and checking clearances with a rough layout.


I'm happy with the layout but I need to modify the hold down so there no interference with the wiring.


The top end is modified, the bottom end is not.


Proper clearance.




Countersunk bolts so it can sit flat


I got the bottom of the hold down trimmed for clearance and painted and then everything laid out to map the excess real estate to trim.


Trimmed down and wired up.









I need some wire loom and I have to find the paperwork and figure out the small wires on the Redarc, but the cables almost all of the wiring is done. Almost ready for install.

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I dig your T4R, but i really wanted to comment in regards to your little man...that dude is living the good life! Kudos mate.
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I dig your T4R, but i really wanted to comment in regards to your little man...that dude is living the good life! Kudos mate.
That’s the goal, to give your kids a better life than you had.
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Last Wednesday I filled up the tank and headed to the Denver Airport Wednesday night to pick up my buddy and we headed out into the mountains. We left Denver and took the Kenosha Pass out to Fairplay for the night where we got to bed a little after midnight.

We got up at 4:15am and drove out the trailhead to hike the 14,036 foot peak of Mount Sherman. After Sherman, we drove down to Buena Vista, had lunch and filled up the tank again. From there we took Independence Pass through the Sawatch Mountain Range up and over the Continental Divide before dropping back down and passing through Aspen on our way to Marble. From Marble we took the trail out to see what's basically the ghost town of Crystal and the Crystal Mill deep into the Elk Mountains. Crystal started as a mining camp in 1880 and had over 500 residences, the population declined to 8 people by 1915. Today it's vacant all winter due to being so inaccessible but during the summer months, the town is home to around 10 people. Passing back through Marble we stopped at Slow Groovin BBQ for dinner and then set out to find camp. We found a forest road that took us out a handful of miles and across a small creek crossing, we setup camp on the creek bank next to a small waterfall.
We got up early again, around 5:20am, packed up and headed out for Glenwood Springs so we could hike Hanging Lake. We finished the hike and made our way back east to Dillion for fuel followed by lunch and a beer at the Dillion Damn Brewery. From there we headed over to a trail that during the summer months takes you right up to the top of the Keystone Ski Resort. I’ve been there a couple times and usually the gate was closed, this time it was unlocked and open so we went up to the peak. We left Keystone and crossed the Continental Divide a second time on the Loveland pass on our way to Rollinsville. When we arrived there we started making our way up the Rollinsville Pass/Corona Pass until we got to an area that was impassable from snow in the road. From there we hiked it up to the Needles Eye Tunnel and back around and down. We drove back down the pass in the dark and hit Nederland hoping to find a late night dinner. Everything open at 11pm had the kitchens closed. We didn’t want to find a camp spot that late and in the dark, then still have to setup and cook before getting some sleep before another early morning, so we ended up going down the canyon to Boulder and hit Illegal Pete’s for a midnight snack and opted to drive back to my house. We took much needed showers, had a beer, and went to bed.
The next morning we got up and headed to Mount Sanitas to hike to the summit and loop back around the east ridge. We followed that up with a lunch and trip to the beach at Boulder Reservoir. That left us with enough time to drive back to my house to get showered up and an hour to sit and relax before heading back to the airport.
Our trip took us past 12 ski resorts: Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk, Aspen Snowmass, Beaver Creek, Vail, Copper Mountain, Breckenridge, Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, Loveland, and Eldora. Through 5 National Forests: Pike, San Isabel, White River, Arapaho, and Roosevelt. And I don’t even know how many designated Wilderness areas and different mountain ranges.





























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