Recent content by Serenity

All done... Just finished this install tonight. Wired the three AOB switches to the ARB harness as identified above. Tapped into the washer heater switch for switched ignition (blue wire) and illumination with headlights (green wire). With this configuration, 1) the key must be turned on in...

We should have added that this is exactly the reason behind our questions/desire for clarification. We will be running a total of three switches: 1 to control the compressor plus two more for the front and rear lockers. If I was only using it for air, I probably would have just wired a switch...

We're working on a similar install this week as well. We're hoping you guys could take a look at how we believe we're supposed to make the connections and let us know if we've got it right or not??? The instructions and wire colors seemed to have changed some from previous threads we've checked...

We will be doing Moab in a couple of weeks as well... did you drag the corners of the rear bumper much or mostly just your hitch? I picked up one of the hitch mounted skid plates offered by www.skidmark4x4.com for the trip but I am not sure if it is going to help as much as I hope it will.

Ooooooo... I needed a good stealthy place to put some stickers... that might be the perfect spot.

Street use No KDSS here so there is a HUGE difference over stock to me... body roll, brake dive, and jarring (e.g. from potholes) have been greatly reduced. I thought the stiffer suspension would be worse in terms of general road worthiness, but I personally think it is a better ride over...

If only.... Yea... it's actually my buddy's garage. He has pretty much a full shop in there (the pictures only show about 1/6th of the space). I need to get to work on my garage as well... and buy some more tools :)

Lift completed Lift is on! ToyTec Boss Performance lift with 2.5 rear shocks (Radflos). Also installed Rokmen UCAs and adjustable rear panhard bar. Truck is at the shop getting an alignment at this moment. Pictures don't do it justice, but here are a couple anyway...

Yes!!! And I can say that every good thing I have read about the FN wheels and Dustin on this forum were true. Amazing customer service and a very nice product... looking forward to seeing how they hold up on the trails.

Tires and wheels New tires and wheels... lift will be installed tomorrow!!!