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I too can say that I have seen this rig in person. Very meticulously put together. Great powder coating all around and super clean/professional wiring/assembly. Look forward to seeing you on the trail again in the future Steve.

Smit
 
What a great write up. Your rig looks awesome. You clearly put a lot of thought into whatyou wanted to do and the end result is great.

Thanks for sharing :beer:
 
Nice clean looking rig!:cheers:. I especially like the picture that looks like the dog is wheeling.:lol:
 
Ting said:
So, you powder coated everything under including axle housing? How much does it cost? Thanks,
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Thanks everybody. Actually I only powdercoated all of the parts I've added (except the shocks), not the axle housing. But if I ever do something different with the front suspension, I'd consider it.
 
This rig is very sharp + is the first Slee 6" rig I've had the pleasure to see in person & wheel with. Steve has built himself a beautiful and very capable rig.

I still owe you a :beer:.
 
That truck looks awesome. I assume it came with factory elockers?

You have 4:88's as well.... do you mind disclosing what it gets on the hwy (MPG) going a constant 70mph or so?

My LX450 has lift/tire envy..... :crybaby:
 
Thanks everybody. I've only managed to stockpile one set of 4.88's so far, so I'm still running stock gears. This isn't my DD so I rarely get it up to 70. When I go wheeling I average about 10MPG (maybe a little more if you compensate for the bigger tires) for the trip which is obviously a mix of hwy driving and creeping along off the road.
 
Excellent write up, and that's a great ride you've got. What mods do you want next?
 
prossett said:
Excellent write up, and that's a great ride you've got. What mods do you want next?
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Thanks, after my rear storage is completed I'm definately going to be doing a rear bumper. After that will probably be gears, axle rebuilds and maybe Longfields. There is also a possibility of doing a three link at the same time as the front axle work. I just haven't had time to do the research yet. I'm also going to be upgrading my rear shocks to Fox's (which I can probably get for cost:D ). I also plan on doing aux input on my factory stereo for my ipod. I'd better wrap it up about here as I'm giving myself a wallet ache:crybaby:

pbr streetgang said:
Great rig!
I'm jealous!
Cool co-pilot.
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Thanks, yeah Zoey is my best buddy and a great co-pilot as well as an awsome overall wheeling companion:bounce:
 
Sweet truck.

I love this pic with your dog's head out the window. He's like , "Hey, what's up."
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Nice!
 
Very nice rig! :cheers:
 
Great job. By the way, who's truck inspired you? It doesn't look like Wild Yoats, so who is it?
 
CruiserLegolas said:
Great job. By the way, who's truck inspired you? It doesn't look like Wild Yoats, so who is it?
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Thanks guys.

That's my buddy Bill's rig. He lives in AK but grew up in CA. He's one of the best off road drivers I know and certainly opened my eyes to the potential of an 80 off road. With any luck I may get to run Alaska Trek '08 with him:bounce:.

I don't even know if he has "screen name" here. I think he pretty much just checks up from time to time and does covert research.

Here's a pic of another of my biggest inspirations for my project: it's clarkrw3 if you don't recognize his rig
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