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Did ours on Friday. No bending of anything. I did have to let all air out and use a pry bar to help situate it. Quite a pain and there's no way anything bigger would fit.

Certainly agree, I'm going to pack it up this weekend and see where I need to shift weight one thing is sure after we get back from this trip I'm ordering the Dakar rear springs I'm worried about these spring completing the trip. I bought Spencer's 2015 springs with 5000 miles on them which were 4 leaf (compared to my 3) and added the 2 inch AOL it rides really well and carries the weight of the cap and gear fine but throwing the full size spare underneath and all the gear for this trip and I'm hoping I'm not sitting on those expensive bump stops or risk bending the rear shocks. Its gonna be close.
 
LED kit finished (y)
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Set of OME Dakar springs arrived today the Taco will need them for the Arkansas trip :)
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Sandwiched a XRC9500 behind the front bumper this weekend, some plastic trimming and painting tonight and its on to the next project.

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Spliced in a new loop on the syn rope, sewed the splice 14lb test then taped it tight to complete the repair. I have a new thimble to insert when it arrives and should be good to go

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The in cab winch control is way easy for the XRC, 3 wire cord and a on-off-on switch. I have some spare switches bought a few extras when I did mine.
 
The in cab winch control is way easy for the XRC, 3 wire cord and a on-off-on switch. I have some spare switches bought a few extras when I did mine.

Awesome would like to check that out bud
 

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