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Sometime around Christmas of 2011, I got in on a group buy for a BIOR rear bumper.
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And then not much happened with the truck in 2012. Bought and sold a house, had another baby, not much time for wheelin' that year.
Was able to get in on the first set of MetalTech rear links (upper and lower). Fabulous units, uber strong and precise handing. Truly transformed the feel of the rear of the truck. Solid rather than vague.
Was able to get in on the first set of MetalTech rear links (upper and lower). Fabulous units, uber strong and precise handing. Truly transformed the feel of the rear of the truck. Solid rather than vague.
I read your posts all the time but was just thinking to myself that I had never seen any pics of your rig. Glad you started a build thread and awesome rig.
No worries. Just keep an eye on the events thread on our forum. We would love to have you join us sometime.
Muddy Bean
Breaking something or fixing something
You read my mind. My sentiments too. Nice build and I must say I appreciate how polite you are to everyone including noobs here on the forum.
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Great build so far. Those MT rear links look very substantial
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A few 2014 updates...
FTM-400. Great little HAM unit.
Finally got the dual battery all sorted out...
CVT RTT.
FTM-400. Great little HAM unit.
Finally got the dual battery all sorted out...
CVT RTT.
ElHefe
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Subscribed. Saved the pic of your son washing the hundy. I'm hoping my daughter does the same someday.
Kofoed
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to get in on the first set of MetalTech rear links (upper and lower). Fabulous units, uber strong and precise handing. Truly transformed the feel of the rear of the truck. Solid rather than vague.
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Do the new links transmit more vibration than the stock bushings
Do the new links transmit more vibration than the stock bushings
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Not at all. Probably one of the better mods that I made!
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Milestone. Bought in Aug 2010 with 77k, less than 6k per year, although it's never been a DD so the vast majority of those miles have been 'rural'.
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Man o man that panel looks great - nice job!
please tell me that Air horn is the train sound.
Need more pics and install info on this!
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The air horn will be 'Dixie'. Delightfully tacky, yet unrefined.
Click on the link!
Haven't ran the rear feed yet. My thought was to go with some rear floods using the rear diffuser mounts, but I still need to sort that out a bit.
The air horn will be 'Dixie'. Delightfully tacky, yet unrefined.
Click on the link!
Haven't ran the rear feed yet. My thought was to go with some rear floods using the rear diffuser mounts, but I still need to sort that out a bit.
Duh. Thx!
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Man, I have a million projects for this spring. Lockers/gears are a high priority. As are (most likely) a custom built rack, and drawers. With the drawers I'll probably add a small switch panel in the rear for cargo lights. My thinking is that for exterior rear flood lights I would want to operate those from the cab for backing up in the dark. Whereas cargo lights I'd most likely want to operate with the cargo door open.
And I already have a fuse panel setup back there. Would only need to add the switch(s) and relay(s) for whatever I desire. This panel is off of a dedicated hotel battery so no worries of cargo lights stranding the truck. Link: https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/starting-off-on-the-right-battery-literally.812502/
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I have some junk in my trunk
