Ok, a few build updates...
Last week I pulled out my Yaesu 857D and replaced it with a FTM-400DR. Much more user-friendly and very easy to use.
On Friday I had my rear shocks rebuilt. When we put on the CBI bumper and Icon Overland springs we discovered the shocks were maybe at half charge. The pistons and shock bodies are also really heavily pitted from rock hits. If you drive a lot of gravel, get the shin guards. I think it's too late to bother with it for mine but if I replace them I'll order the guards with them this time.
Also had a pair of Rigid Duallys put in the rear bumper buckets. I think they'll be really handy for camping this summer and for night runs if I have to back up. With the way the buckets are angled they light up perfectly for use with the side mirrors.
Noticed last week that one of my ARB fog lights was shattered. Probably took a direct rock hit on the highway or something. Have a replacement set already (took a whole 3 days to get them) and dropped them off with a buddy who does 3M vinyl film.
So that's it for what I've done to it but there are a couple things coming. Decided to replace my X-Ray HID lights with a light bar, so that'll be coming soon. I kind of went full out with the light bar too - 13,000 lumens! I've also been seriously eyeing a set of Hutchinson Rock Monsters. The current exchange rate makes them a pretty hefty investment though. Still on the fence.
When we were running the wire for the Duallys I had to empty out the back of the truck so we could get under the sliding tray. I'm thinking about mounting an air compressor in the engine bay just so I have one less thing in the back. If I go that way I might upgrade to the CKMTA12. Just not sure how tight the fit will be. Plus if I go with beadlocks it'll be a lot faster to air up from 6 psi
Last night I also took off the roof rack. After a few years of gravel roads and Calgary winters plus the RTT the powdercoat was in pretty rough shape. It's headed off to be blasted and get a new powdercoat. Hopefully it doesn't take too long because the truck looks naked without it.