Adio3x's Build/Pic thread.
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Titanpat57
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Here ya go...seems MsMaster Carr had the best prices.....plus it's almost always one day delivery..
McMaster-Carr
Go to the bottom where it says "quick adjust securing track"...they're in there
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Andrew,
Do you know how much weight the drawers can support? I basically want to set them up as a sleeping platform and looking at them, height wise, actually installed I might be have to re-think going with the drawer on the left. It seems like the drawer on the right is a better hight to sleep on with a thin mattress.
Thanks
-MJ
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adio3x
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Andrew...I forgot I owed you pictures...truck's looking good!
Thank you sir! I ended up just getting the 2in tie down rings for now.
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Andrew,
Do you know how much weight the drawers can support? I basically want to set them up as a sleeping platform and looking at them, height wise, actually installed I might be have to re-think going with the drawer on the left. It seems like the drawer on the right is a better hight to sleep on with a thin mattress.
Thanks
-MJ
I'm not exactly sure on that one. I remember reading somewhere that the roller drawer supports somewhere around 130lbs and the bigger one around 250lbs. I was actually going to make a sleeping platform that connected to that bigger drawer. Not sure how comfortable it will be though lol.
Thank you!!!
adio3x
New member
Found it! The regular drawers are rated to hold 220lbs, the roller floors are rated to hold 165lbs.
Thank you so much, believe it or not I emailed ARB the same question and I have yet to hear from them. I can't wait to see how your sleeping platform comes out.
adio3x
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Haven't updated my thread in awhile. Swapped out my rear springs with OME 896s & Bilstein 5160s. So far I love them, its a little bumpy, but I'd rather it be that than have to see that butt sag every day lol.
Also picked up a Yakima SprocketRocket for super cheap on amazon. Not a huge fan of hitch mounted racks. I may not be able to get into drive thru's lol, but I think they look better on top.
Think its too tall? lol
Also picked up a Yakima SprocketRocket for super cheap on amazon. Not a huge fan of hitch mounted racks. I may not be able to get into drive thru's lol, but I think they look better on top.
Think its too tall? lol
SOcalTRAIL
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Nice choice on the rear springs. Mine have settled down perfect, ended up with almost exactly a 2" lift - perfect! If those springs stay too bouncy, you may want to look at having those Bilsteins re-valved with about 50% more rebound control, not sure what it would cost but it may be worth it.
4Running Daily
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What he said
adio3x
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Coming soon!
1engineer
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Haven't updated my thread in a long time, so I'll just leave this here..... :hello:
NOW you are getting somewhere. Going big eh? BTW I like that bike up top.
Jesse1983
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those things are a pain in the ass. I swear I spent more time effing with them then installing the actual bumper. It's all a matter of moving and tightening them. trial and error.
adio3x
New member
Mine are actually bowing forward now that I've had some use bumping into things on the trails. I've tried straightening them out, but like Jesse said, its a real pain the ass.
Haha, I still need to send them in and get them rebuilt. But big things are on the way!
Hellamatic
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How is Plastidipping the entire rig coming along? On hold?
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