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I have an 04, first gen of the unibody with the vq35 and manual TC. It does very well off road in the mud and snow, and climbing. Definitely not a rock crawler tho. I really wish they had stayed body on frame.

These are more capable than a lot of people thing. They are still a unibody but there are some things to make them carry more.

Nice build! I have an R50 as well. I have been putting some money into her as well. I think its a really capable platform for overlanding.

Hi George, Watched some of your vids yesterday. Got me a little excited to start getting my truck ready to go. If you know any local f150 guys, let me know. I could use some advice. Great vids!

Hi Ken, I'm also in the treasure valley. I've been to busy working on bikes to do anything on my old truck! Welcome!

I thought these 94/95 already had a 140 amp alt? I guess I'll have to go check mine out!

Good to know. I was thinking 33x10.50x15 if I can find them. it not i'll stick with the 31x10.50

Nice write up! Thank you for sharing your trip, looks like it was a blast. Also good to know the 92-95 f-150 will handle 33's. I had them on my 95 bronco, but it had air shocks in the back. I hope to be able to work on my truck soon and get out to do some exploring.

FRS is limited to less than 1 watt. I think 1/2 watt. Using the baofeng to transmit on frs frequencies is inviting a small fine from the FCC. Of course, you might want to look into what a "small fcc fine" is :)

W7MLN Checking in. Have a few radios in the works, using a couple handhelds at the moment.

1-2 mpg by itself or with the cool air intake? I as because on my f150, thats a 10 to 20% increase in mileage!

Whats the reason for the throttle body spacer?

Here is what I really want to use :)

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Location: Southwest Idaho Rig: Nothing cool like some in here :) 1995 Ford F150, single cab, long bed, 5.8 litre engine: Overlanding Experience Background: Extreme Novice. Car camping as a kid, some hiking: Not much as an adult. Want to try overlanding before it's to late.

Location: Southwest Idaho Rig: Nothing cool like some in here :) 1995 Ford F150, single cab, long bed, 5.8 litre engine: Overlanding Experience Background: Extreme Novice. Car camping as a kid, some hiking: Not much as an adult. Want to try overlanding before it's to late.