Thanks Addison. Its gonna be pretty sweet, im going to help my grandpa clear out his garage and hes gonna give me a bunch of his old tools. Hes got easily a 100k worth of equipment in there. Big stuff too, like lathes and drill presses.
Did you see the pic I posted of the rear axle clearance when flexing a few weekends ago? I think there should be plenty of room for at least a 12" shock as long as the mount is far enough forward.
This one was taken looking back at the rear passenger tire to illustrate my point. As you can see from the bump stop, its already near full compression so that tire is not gonna go much farther up there.
Oh theres room for a queen sized bed in there! As long as i get my 12" shocks in before moab ill be set!
Yes I did! I actually saw it a bit ago and had to run and forgot to comment. It's already been saved in my "rear Long Travel folder" on my computer.
So you've already got some 12" stroke shocks?! Can you give me some more info, purdy please!? Or a part number would do.... I've got a couple Fox ones in mind and even some 7100 Bilsteins.
I'm in the same boat, I've been avoiding the whole CB thing for a while (I had one in my last two rigs and never used it) but between possibly going out to Moab, and wanting to wheel with some other guys that require a CB, I just broke down and bought the gear. I went through RightChannelRadios.com, they have great service, good selection and a bunch of technical articles on installing the radio, and adjusting SWR.
Funny you guys are talking about this... I too have been putting off the CB radio thing as I personally have no use for them other than them being requirements for TW Moab, Cruise Moab, and the like. To be honest, I've had this debate with my fellow CT4WD'ers on numerous occasions. IMO the modern FRS radios are cheaper, have better range than I've seen with CB's, and are portable. We use them on ALL of our runs. When other "clubs" find out we use these "toys" we've even been mocked for doing it. I just think that there is no difference really between a CB and a FRS in terms of range and usability. (someone with real radio knowledge correct me if I'm wrong) If your really worried about survival and having a rescue tool, you should have a satellite phone or a HAM (VHF) radio.