Installed for 2 weeks now. Just DD to work so far. Little bit of dirt in the next week to load it. No issues.

Using stock PS pump. Have a modded pump on shelf just in case. Have not had to add reservoir, but one on shelf in case. Already have cooler.

Still has great on road feedback.

 

..and repaint of rear bumper system.











Some remaining power parts to get, like the battery and some cable lug work. Have the solenoid (500A) in hand for charging the aux battery and #2 welding cable.

 

Running 40" Toyos now.

 

Nice job!

Take any damage on that climb?

 

Sweet!!

 

Looking good as always WK. Now you got tires larger then mine on my Jeep.

 

Looks like a fun run. Too bad your spotter thought you were driving a Jeep instead of a full size truck. Lol. Looking good.

 

Hey guys,

This was my only scratches.



Spotter was actually good. We had a chat beforehand....bc who really spots a fullsize on Soup Bowl.

The first line needed my rear end further over driver side. Just wasn't possible due to a healthy size rock at the rear end. My driver front target hit 1 of 2 rocks. Those were the target to pull up and would have pitched it to avoid dragging on my gas tank skid. That is what was holding me up.

Adjusting just pushed me to swing down back to the common line. If you go full screen, then you'll be able to see the passenger slider flex a good amount when I come down on it. It was a pucker moment though. lol

My Vet was this gentlemen in the middle. Army Specialist 2 of the 11th Cavalry Armored Regiment (Black Horse), Purple Heart. He saved the guy to his right, literally. They came under attack as my guy was finishing setting a clamore mine. Buddy went down while firing and proceeded to pull him out.

More pics to come.

 

I forget how poorly sarcasm translates on screen . I see what you mean about the slider after watching it on my laptop instead of this phone. Yikes! Definitely looking forward to more pictures.

 

I've been off the grid for a little while. You've done a lot of work on your truck, it looks and performs great!