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3" shock would also be super overkill and would likely result in a rougher ride.

Yeah, I think I could have gone up another inch if I had angled the shock tabs , but then I was running into contact with the rest of the mount on the shock body, but yes if you fanangled with the mounts a bit more could be achieved. The lower mounts are where the magi happens though to get the...

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Nice work man, you need to get out to the rest of the Maze, the overlook and the Dollhouse are amazing. Did the re-chop fix your rubbing?

The Kings are fantastic compared to the Icons, night and day, really happy with the way it is working out. May play with the pressure and valving some, but overall they are setup quite well, especially for big hits when loaded down, which is where the Icons reallllly struggled. I don't think...

What map did you find? Look on Google maps and you can see all of the trails pretty easily, there are a few by Sawtooth Lake that you pass coming up from Morrison, then the Lulu and Goose area. I didn't have a mao when I was there, just saw turns off the road an took them LOL, then went back...

Goose is sick, one of the best trails I have ever done. Lots of trail in that area, but Goose is really the only technical one. The last obstacle is difficult, but nothing that should scare you away, sounds like your truck is pretty capable. I would plan to spend 3 full days from the base of...

Sweet! Interested to see your thoughts compared to the Duras.

Yup, that's the one. One of my favorite views on the whole route, so so many layers of sandstone, I found it hard to look at just one spot there, your eyes just can't adjust to a single spot.

Glad that worked out for you Justin, really such a great route. Did you hit the Lavender Canyon overlook that I was telling you about?

That would certainly work, you are paying quite a bit for their piece of metal though and if you have the welder and fab skills, making your own is not much more work. I would try to mount them as far out board as possible instead of just mounting them under the frame to have them engage as late...

To mount superbumps in the back you are going to need to do some custom work. Here is how I did mine.

Sold.

Correct.

Here is the setup in action for those not familiar.