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I also picked up the sport hood 2 weeks ago for a smokin deal from a buddy. It’s not quite the exact color but it’s close enough for me.
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Towing with the CBI bumper is a breeze. I towed this 18’ rhib for work a few times and couldn’t even tell it was behind me.
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Finally got around to installing my Icom IC-2730A ham radio. I wanted to use the antenna mount hole that comes on my CBI bumper, but it is roughly 24” below the roofline, so I Tigged together a 1.5” aluminum tube and some flanges that I made and gave it a couple coats of Steel-it black paint. It is secured to the bumper with a 1/2” dia Hi-lok fastener that my 4runner could bungee jump from, and a p-clamp on the back of the jerry can carrier so it doesn’t flop around.
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After having the winch and idea in my head for the last 3 years or so, I finally built and installed my rear winch. It’s a Warn 6k that I got for $100! It actually sits above the lowest part of the bumper and only the fair lead mount is visible and is still higher then the stock bumper was.
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Well I finally got around to building my roof rack a couple months ago. It is made out of 1" .083 wall mild steel, and completely tig welded. I also installed the Renogy premium 100 watt Eclipse solar panel kit.
 

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Yesterday I got my EIM Keith lower link reinforcements welded on. I had planned on tig welding them on, but the gaps were a little too large for me to do it cleanly. Ah well, they came out just fine with my mig. They got topped off with 2 coats of Steel-it as well.
 

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Finally pulled the trigger on a set of OME 861's. Now my rear sag is gone when loaded down and the ride has improved a lot as well!
 

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Yesterday I got my EIM Keith lower link reinforcements welded on. I had planned on tig welding them on, but the gaps were a little too large for me to do it cleanly. Ah well, they came out just fine with my mig. They got topped off with 2 coats of Steel-it as well.

looks great!
 
Finally pulled the trigger on a set of OME 861's. Now my rear sag is gone when loaded down and the ride has improved a lot as well!


U mind sharing a link to where u purchased your rear king shocks and what item number it is? Sick truck by the way[emoji1686]


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U mind sharing a link to where u purchased your rear king shocks and what item number it is? Sick truck by the way[emoji1686]


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you can get them from srqfabrications.com. however i dont recommend anymore as the owner kind of screwed me on my kings recently.
 
do you know how much you cranked the coils up?? looking for exact look.

I cant recall the exact measurement but my numbers may differ from what yours will be based off of the way your rig is setup versus how mine is. I may have more or less weight on my rig than you do on yours.
 

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