LawnDart
Senior Member
What rear springs did you go with?
Not sure. Walt spec'd them but they're All Pro springs from what I saw.
What rear springs did you go with?
Not sure. Walt spec'd them but they're All Pro springs from what I saw.
Right on. I'm running the Icon Overlander and they're pretty rigid right now, hoping they get better when I add the bumper...
Looks like you went all out on this setup though! Gonna look nice!
Thanks. The icons I have are pretty overloaded with all the weight I'm running.
Actually that's not fair to the icons. They do fine despite how much weight they deal with. But the ride quality isn't as great if I removed my cargo system and fridge.
These new shocks and long travel will be super comfy on and off road.
Walt is making progress on the rears. This is full droop, barely even touching the ground.
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Walt is making progress on the rears. This is full droop, barely even touching the ground.
Next time you're in SLC, I would love a ride around. Quick run to a local brewery, and the pint is on me. [emoji106] [emoji106]
Walt is making progress on the rears. This is full droop, barely even touching the ground.
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Walt is making progress on the rears. This is full droop, barely even touching the ground.
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Have you been able to look at running the rear of the exhaust up and over that back frame horn and pushing it out the side of the bumper?
The wheels and tires.... "really tie the rooom together"
-A
I'll eventually put a 45 degree slant cut in the exhaust, just for resonance and even better clearance, but I talked with CBI and they don't do exits in the bumper because it was causing the powder coat to turn funky.
I suppose I could do it myself, but for now I'm happy with the exhaust.
Also I'll be curious to hear your review on those tires, they look pretty sweet.
Truck is coming together, still on track for SEMA?