I have the same lift and love it, it rides very steady and feel very sure. I don't have spacers as I have had problems on other vehicles in the past, I went with AEV rims with the off set that does the same thing.....
What Did You Do With Your Rig Today?
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Influencer I
Influencer I
Not really what I did t I my rig but this showed up at my door today.
OB 1643
OB 1643
I installed my winch 2 nights ago, but with the help of a friend I was able to properly install the synthetic line today.
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Not really what I did t I my rig but this showed up at my door today.
OB 1643
Great radio, I have a few BF-F8HP I keep around JIC. One is always in the go bag.
Installed my RAM mount today. It was an easy installation. The hard part was drilling into the center console [emoji53].
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Drove back to Vegas from Phoenix with my son (who is home from Benning on Holiday leave) after watching my Buckeyes get shellacked by Clemson at the Fiesta Bowl
Cant win them all, but congrats on your boy being home and tell him thank you for his service.
Member II
Matching/twin 2500x2500 ARB awnings arrived. Installing 1 on each side of the pop-top camper, as soon as the weather gives me a clear window.
Sudingusnavy
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Contributor III
Used the truck as an anchor to slack line on the beach.
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Thank your son for us!!! My son is getting ready to ship out to ride herd on the kid running that small country that's trying to sound big... He is at Fort Gordon right now...
Scratched my dent
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I managed to find standing water/mud that came up to my grill in southern California!
Decided to take my rig out on a night drive to establish my lighting needs (I am a lighting design student and a theatrical electrician and light board programmer professionally, so I better get my lighting just right...) as well as to test out my waterproofing under the hood.
While I have waded up to the hood in my truck before without any issue, the last time I went through water at speed I ended up getting some in my dizzy killing it 30 ft later, (Ended up getting it started on 7 cylinders, ran it up to 4000 rpm and got my 8th back). After filling ever single plug I could get to with copious amount of dielectric grease as well as a tiny amount on the rotor and a healthy dealing dose around the dizzy cap (I now re-do the seal ever time I open it up to get it out of the way) I decided to take it out for a test. (Which was wildly successful)
I managed to find standing water/mud that came up to my grill in southern California!
Decided to take my rig out on a night drive to establish my lighting needs (I am a lighting design student and a theatrical electrician and light board programmer professionally, so I better get my lighting just right...) as well as to test out my waterproofing under the hood.
While I have waded up to the hood in my truck before without any issue, the last time I went through water at speed I ended up getting some in my dizzy killing it 30 ft later, (Ended up getting it started on 7 cylinders, ran it up to 4000 rpm and got my 8th back). After filling ever single plug I could get to with copious amount of dielectric grease as well as a tiny amount on the rotor and a healthy dealing dose around the dizzy cap (I now re-do the seal ever time I open it up to get it out of the way) I decided to take it out for a test. (Which was wildly successful)
I managed to find standing water/mud that came up to my grill in southern California!
Tore apart the intake and throttle body. Cleaned out 3 years and 60K miles of gunk from filter, throttle body, tubing, and intake header. Reset the ECU and then ran some errands. Truck running like new again!
I finished up my ARB axle breather install, cut the boots off of my Bilstein's (they kept sliding off). A few days ago, I installed my Metal Tech sliders and Baja Ladder. Making slow, but steady progress. Up next, rearranging my roof rack setup (yet again... haha).
Influencer II
