I just wanted to share some photos of my Victory 4x4 install. I really like their designs, and decided to stick with them for my major upgrades and make it a 'Victory Bulid'.
I'm usually traveling solo, or with one other person, so my approach is to do just a few key upgrades, carry my gear inside the truck, and keep my truck as simple and lightweight as possible. That means no add-on front or rear bumpers, roof racks, or skid plates. Definitely no RTTs, showers or awnings either. I prefer to drive more slowly and carefully, than to race across the desert tearing it up.
I went with their Blitz sliders (from the Jan. sale), the roof crossbars (4), and a Molle panel. I like the Molle panel so much, I've ordered a second one. The lights were wired to a dedicated switch in the center console.
The roof racks have four carabiner anchor points, four cargo loops, and two spots for my off-road whips (and a go-pro mount up front) On the roof, I plan to add a hi-lift bracket, and rotopack mounts for gas, as well as carry my rescue tracks. (My tires are standard size, so the spare is underneath.) The largest thing I plan to carry is a Kayak, but I'd like to be able to have a platform on top for stargazing too.
(FWIW, the lift is Bilsteins all-around, 1.75" up front, 1" Toytec rear spacer and a diff drop. Tires are standard size General Grabber AT/X - love 'em!)
I'm usually traveling solo, or with one other person, so my approach is to do just a few key upgrades, carry my gear inside the truck, and keep my truck as simple and lightweight as possible. That means no add-on front or rear bumpers, roof racks, or skid plates. Definitely no RTTs, showers or awnings either. I prefer to drive more slowly and carefully, than to race across the desert tearing it up.
I went with their Blitz sliders (from the Jan. sale), the roof crossbars (4), and a Molle panel. I like the Molle panel so much, I've ordered a second one. The lights were wired to a dedicated switch in the center console.
The roof racks have four carabiner anchor points, four cargo loops, and two spots for my off-road whips (and a go-pro mount up front) On the roof, I plan to add a hi-lift bracket, and rotopack mounts for gas, as well as carry my rescue tracks. (My tires are standard size, so the spare is underneath.) The largest thing I plan to carry is a Kayak, but I'd like to be able to have a platform on top for stargazing too.
(FWIW, the lift is Bilsteins all-around, 1.75" up front, 1" Toytec rear spacer and a diff drop. Tires are standard size General Grabber AT/X - love 'em!)
