Recent content by fmars62

Here is the link for my craigslist ad. Message me if interested. https://denver.craigslist.org/ele/d/goal-zero-yeti-400-boulder-50/6379264807.html

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I personally think they rode super smoothe. Coming from someone who has never owned a lifted truck before, and I was also on 10 ply tires. Bump!

Looking to sell my CVT Mt. Bachelor Extended Roof Top Tent. Used for only 3 months and comes with everything. It is universal so you can mount it to any vehicle with crossbars. No rips, tears, or issues. I can open it and close it upon request. Here is the link from CVT...

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Selling my ToyTec 9602RC 3" Rear Coils. Have only 3k miles on them I ended up going with a different setup because I have a rear bumper and a ton of weight in my car at all times. They worked great and rode very smooth. I prefer local pickup, but will ship at buyers expense. Please send me...

Update: So i got air lift company's rear airbags, work great but offroading it is a really rough drive and I have no flex. I am still looking for springs that can support the weight i am carrying. Still do no know which ones to get

Tint matched my front windows. And built a headliner storage rack, plan on keeping my goal zero solar panel up there and other small items.

No I have a stock panhard bar, why would i need to level it out?

Just ordered air lift. Thanks for the help. Looks like the best option for my situation.

You do have a good point, I just wasnt sure if they were made to be inflated 24/7. I thought you were to just fill them up when you tow on weekends/etc.

That is a little different then my situation. I have a bumper, spare tire, jerry cans, cargo box, cooler, tent, etc. And since I am traveling the country all that stuff will remain in my vehicle 24/7. I just read about people putting Land Cruiser coils in the rear?

Yes that is the one I am looking at. But from what i see people use those for trailers when towing, I dont know how it will be driving around with them 24/7. Also from what I read 891's will sag as well. Anyone have any suggestions?

I am on a tight budget guys, I really dont want to change my rear shocks. Also I heard the 861's sit higher than 3" and I don't want to do extended brake lines.