The Camo Beast as it Evolves.
Lol, it is definitely vertically challenging. 10" of lift(body& suspension) and 2" from the tires, so 12" of total lift from stock ORE.
Thanks, My daughter is anxious to see it in person on friday.
The lights are 12v and are hooked up to a switch thats inside the cab.
As far as the ribs go, that might have been better. The diamond plate is 3/16 and the tubing is 3/16, so I think they will be plenty strong. I could be wrong. I think that with the bends, that will yield strength.
The lights are 12v and are hooked up to a switch thats inside the cab.
As far as the ribs go, that might have been better. The diamond plate is 3/16 and the tubing is 3/16, so I think they will be plenty strong. I could be wrong. I think that with the bends, that will yield strength.
Ribs would have maintained the section strength more since you've essentially relief cut the tube. Being necked down. Just don't put the entire weight of the truck on a rock right under a step.
Way low probability for ya.Great progress on the body lift.
I just finished the last of the lose ends on the body lift. I have to take the bully step off, to mock it up properly, but then this was just too evaluate the rock slider and the mounting locations

Not sure when I'm going to mount these but it will be soon. Went and bought the rest of the steel for the bumpers.
Maybe it is the angle of the pictures but it looks like you mounted your bars in real tight to the truck. Are you going to be able to use the steps with where they are?
But looking real good, your truck just keep getting better and better.
But looking real good, your truck just keep getting better and better.














