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Starting F-150 build for big national park trip
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Oh, of course.
2015 F150 XLT SCREW 5.0L w/4x4 package
6” suspension lift
Diamondback HD Bed Cover
UpTop Overland Truss Bed Rack (Mid-height)
Gen 1 SB RTT
Bilstein 5160 Rear Shocks
Those are pretty much the exterior upgrades for now.
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Yes I am running the combo and I have the rear left stock for now.
It’s a 2” “lift” which is really just a level on the f150, which is the tallest notch.
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I had those on the ‘15 I just sold. I’m going to wait to upgrade them in the future.
AggieOE
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Looks great! I think for most applications, the small lift in the front should suffice for any clearance you may need.
The TAXA trailers look cool, especially in person. If it's just you and one other person, both seem like good options. Plus, they're made near me so I'll give them kudos for that. lol
The TAXA trailers look cool, especially in person. If it's just you and one other person, both seem like good options. Plus, they're made near me so I'll give them kudos for that. lol
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It’s been a while but a few updates.
Starting from the most recent “action” we checked off our first NP trip this summer. We drove out to Colorado and spent a few days at the Great Sand Dunes NP. We came in via the Medano Pass and camped in one of the dispersed camping spots. The pass was amazing, the dunes were unbelievable and the camp spot was perfect.
Highlights included the Medano Pass. Excellent trail with amazing views that not many get to see. The Sand Dunes NP is something else. A mix of Rocky Mountains with wetlands and a giant dune. Just traveling and spending time with family is always nice.
We outfitted the truck with some BillieBars and attached a modified Vault case and cargo rack for extra storage. Out side of adding a GMRS radio I haven’t done a lot extra to the truck. It worked great and got us in and out of the NP. We also traveled some mountain roads in Colorado Springs at the end of the week.
Our next adventure is Southern MO and Arkansas this fall. Next summer we’re headed back up to Michigan where we lived for 6 years to enjoy some camping up there. In the meantime we’ll continue to explore MO and AR.
Pics to follow.
Starting from the most recent “action” we checked off our first NP trip this summer. We drove out to Colorado and spent a few days at the Great Sand Dunes NP. We came in via the Medano Pass and camped in one of the dispersed camping spots. The pass was amazing, the dunes were unbelievable and the camp spot was perfect.
Highlights included the Medano Pass. Excellent trail with amazing views that not many get to see. The Sand Dunes NP is something else. A mix of Rocky Mountains with wetlands and a giant dune. Just traveling and spending time with family is always nice.
We outfitted the truck with some BillieBars and attached a modified Vault case and cargo rack for extra storage. Out side of adding a GMRS radio I haven’t done a lot extra to the truck. It worked great and got us in and out of the NP. We also traveled some mountain roads in Colorado Springs at the end of the week.
Our next adventure is Southern MO and Arkansas this fall. Next summer we’re headed back up to Michigan where we lived for 6 years to enjoy some camping up there. In the meantime we’ll continue to explore MO and AR.
Pics to follow.
AggieOE
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Looks like a great time! The lower rack looks clutch to maintain some sort of mileage with all the gear loaded.
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Went through Colorado a couple of years ago but didnt get to Sand Dunes. That looks like a great place
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It’s true. The tent was great but we’re looking to get a small trailer. With 3 kids we end up bringing half of our house!
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