Recent content by elvan

Thanks, I decided to just keep it but there's some good info in this thread so leaving it up.

Needs a wash but you get the idea. It's using a super steer, I have a ramsteer just haven't bothered putting it on. The issue I have with the steering is it gives you almost no room for a sway.

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I agree with all of this. The real problem was finding wheels and tires with the hightest load rating. I went with Method 704hd which was overkill but I didn't want to risk it. They're rated at 4500lbs and the tires are rated at 4300. I know fully loaded I'm around 12k lbs, so if I somehow...

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Location: Southern California Box: 13.5x7x6.6 Weight: around 12k Lbs loaded Box: CPT Panels https://www.cptpanels.com/ I'll put more photos up, was really just seeing if there would be any interest.

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Decided to keep it but leaving it up for info I'm not totally sure about even selling but want something a little smaller, and this doesn't get used like it should. 2019 Isuzu NPR 6.0 Gas 12,000 Miles 4wd conversion Dana 60 front Dana 80 rear ARB air Lockers Atlas transfer case 4 link...

I did some remapping so I'm over 400hp and changed shift points. I'm at 13-15mpg.

I considered doing tanks in the back seat since it's empty but I'll never be in -20 on purpose

I'm not sure why you'd put the tanks on the inside, that is valuable space. Mine has 2 tanks, 35 gallons on each side and they're linked. They're insulated, and have heating pads to keep them from freezing. The other benefit to this is having a good balance, and the water keeps the center of...

I'm not not sure why I, this far into my build decided to look at this forum, but I did a 4wd isuzu and could give you some good recomendations on what to not do. I saw you were looking at 41 vs 37s. I have 40s, and am considering going down to 35. 40s are mostly mud, and are loud AF, and...

I had the HD to start, but it wasn't enough. I ended up with the VES Maxx, but I'd say it's probably overkill. I'm at probably 150sqft in a composite box. Not having anything on your roof except solar panels to power the ac is worth it.

I have a "Cruise n' comfort" 12v in my npr build. It's great but pricey. I'm using 5-600 watts on full, but does a pretty solid job of keeping me cool. My only wish was it was a heat pump so I had heat from it too, as a back up. https://www.cruisencomfortusa.com/

Bump for price drop