What have you done to your 200 Series this week? (42 Viewers)
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Look at the space between the rear frame and the wheel well/body above the rear tire. That's a body lift spacer. If changed shocks enough times to know that gap is about an inch wider than stock.
No idea what that brown thing is. Maybe an extra shock mount for dual shocks.
Atwalz
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I do like the look of the slick top roof with flat top bumper, but the rack looks good too.Removed my roof rails
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Didn't like the look so I stole @Akhn 's roof rack and painted it back
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Need to fab some mounts for the awning and get some new leds for the roof
Those are seriously dark windows on that rig. looks good
What kind of change in gas mileage with the bigger tires?
Luks awesum!Removed my roof rails
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Didn't like the look so I stole @Akhn 's roof rack and painted it back
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Need to fab some mounts for the awning and get some new leds for the roof
You should see it after we use the roll out sun screens. I swear some locals might as well just spray paint the glass with black paint.
Atwalz
Civil Engineer
I am getting less than 16 mpg on hwy with six people and no other load.
Suspension is done! I must confess, after an initial foray involving a lot of cursing on my part, I removed myself from the suspension process entirely. Need to put bigger rubber on it now, but looks pretty good!
Spent Sunday evening installing the snorkel. A little nerve wracking drilling through the metal body work (I watched and cringed while JamesC did that part). The rest wasn't too bad at all. Next we have to figure out how we are going to get the tent up on top of the thing with just the 2 of us. I think the tractor will come in handy, but exactly how, I'm not yet sure.
Spent Sunday evening installing the snorkel. A little nerve wracking drilling through the metal body work (I watched and cringed while JamesC did that part). The rest wasn't too bad at all. Next we have to figure out how we are going to get the tent up on top of the thing with just the 2 of us. I think the tractor will come in handy, but exactly how, I'm not yet sure.
let's see some pics!!!
Pictures or it didn't happen
The weather here has been severe to say the least. @DawnC was on a SAR search this weekend that hit the BBC, they found the deceased 14yo and deceased dog
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-32867226
Once we can dodge the weather I'll get some pics of the finished installs. Next we have a (*&$%#tonne of electrical to work through.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-32867226
Once we can dodge the weather I'll get some pics of the finished installs. Next we have a (*&$%#tonne of electrical to work through.
I'm sure that when @JamesC says "Next we have.." he meant to say "Next I have..."
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MScruiser
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Great to meet you as well Andrew. Many of us were in agreement that your 200 is the most impressive looking truck we have seen.
Dnp and I were drooling over it in fact.
Dnp and I were drooling over it in fact.
