Been a while, didn't want to muddy this up with wiring and air line running that would put everyone to sleep... Took me a while....
Update:
- Had to cut the ends of the bumper protruding into the wheel wells, tires rubbed at these points. I cut, welded in new backing plates on the ends of the bumper and painted it. Done..
- Wired Morimoto spot lights to #1 Upfitter switch... Done
- Wired H3 compressors & air direr to #6 Upfitter Switch....Done
- Wired Rigid flood lights to factory driving lights button.... Done
- Wired winch/solenoid to #5 Upfitter Switch.... Done
- Found labels and installed them on Upfitter Switches... Done with a few blank switches left for future fun.
- Finished wiring the H3 air system (dual compressors & air drier).... Done
- Plumbed the air lines back to the H3 system. I didn't use the plastic push connectors provided, I upgraded to all brass connectors where I could... Done
- Color coded, with split loom, all accessories I added. Figured it will help me troubleshoot if needed..... YELLOW: winch BLUE: air lines GREEN: H3 electrical wires RED: 60 gallon fuel tank pump electrical..... Done
- Programmed the H3 suspension controller on the dash and downloaded the H3 controller app on my phone so I can now controll the suspension from my phone or in the cab with the H3 controller.... Done
- Raised the temporary fuel neck up as suggested earlier in the thread. Had to cut/bend/dimple die/paint a bracket. Thank you
MFV56, you were right, I could only get .43 cents of fuel in at the gas station.... Done
- Truck is sitting at ride height in pic below.
What's next:
- Recheck the rear hubs and ensure the hub nut is not rubbing on the inside of the hub. Retighten as necessary.
- Need to get an alignment. I found a place that has an alignment rack that the truck will fit on. Keeping in mind I bought the adjustable FRONT panhard to help center the axle. The new REAR panhard bar Kelderman supplies is not adjustable and meant for factory ride height. If needed the same guy doing the alignment said he can fab up a rear panhard bar if needed. So the alignment should be a one-stop-shop... They are only open m-f 9 to 5 though sssooo I will have to figure out how to get in there with my schedule. Shooting to get this done in 2-4 weeks...
- Once aligned then the frame extension will begin so I can move on to the torsion free subframe build.
Going ALOT slower than expected. Wish I had more time on my hands...
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