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Atta boy! Looks a lot better.

That makes sense. And please don't take my question as a critique. I was just curious and with something so critical I'd rather risk being rude by asking than ignore it and then read about you hydrolocking an engine because it wasn't something you considered in the build. :smiley: I'm diggin...

On some trails I get both! lol

Sounds like your shocks can't handle the load and/or are worn out. Generally speaking you want the softest spring possible to achieve the lift you want then have the shock/strut tuned to control movement. So going to a heavier spring may not be the best solution.

Where is that new intake pulling air from? It looks like it's pulling air from the grille area. That could be really bad if you go through and moderately deep puddles. Eeek!

That's rad! I'm always thinking of what I could store under the bed. There's all kinds of room under there. Are you going to build a cover for the battery?

Eager to hear your thoughts comparing the KO2s to the Wildpeaks after you get some miles on them. Were the KO2s C-load and the Wildpeaks SL?

Ryan Rupcich showed us how durable the factory skids, rock sliders and driveshaft are NOT! lol @589FAB has some solutions for this guy's damage. :)

My My pleasure. I have gpx files if you want route info. We just did an OB overnighter at Bowman last month. https://www.gaiagps.com/public/FkWvRqEIDOYlUMk6FnNrR6vk If you have 2 days available then Poker Flat Trail is fun. https://www.gaiagps.com/public/TIx8LU0nWYgxQGH809r45xsq

Yeah. I didn't mean to sound xenophobic/racist or whatever. It's just a common thing around here. Most of the time you have no issues at most of the lakes around here but there are a few where it can be dicey.

Trying to get out of the ruts and into the fresh snow becomes a game. lol Sugar Pine is pretty but I tend to avoid it and especially Sly Park because it's a favorite spot for large groups of Russians to hang out and party. People have been trapped on the lake because the partiers hang out at...

I broke another wheel stud. This time in the rear. The semi stripped lug nuts must have migrated to the rear during tire rotations because one got cross threaded and I couldn't remove it without breaking the stud. Thankfully the O'Reilly's in Auburn stocks the Dorman replacement studs. I'm also...

I've seen some of the Tacoma guys make new fender liners with ABS. Probably doable in your case if it's a relatively small area that has been removed.

I'm always down for some snow wheeling. Even the paved roads become fun. Foresthill Rd near China Camp.

C brackets like that freak me out. If they are not gusseted I would be very careful with how much weight you put on the rack.

3rd step should be stop typing in all caps! :tearsofjoy: Joking aside, it's a cool platform to build off of. I look forward to watching the build.

I love those jeans! I have like 6 pair in grey and 5 in blue. Sometimes I catch the sale at $9.99. Yeah boy! Haha

It doesn't count unless pictures.... :tonguewink:

@19mystic96 There are a ton of cool roads/trails around here. And if they are too tame now just come back after a good snow. :hearteyes:

The music in the first video had me dying! :tearsofjoy: Slick Rock is gnarly! Thanks for the preview. My truck definitely isn't ready for that.