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thanks silverbob. one could make the center of the ring with hardware cloth to hold a cooking pot. Looks like a fun project!.

i have been all over utah and wyoming in my stock 09 z71 with a slide in. I went up a tire size to fill out the wheel wells and get a bit wider stance/more contact patch. You live in a great part of the world to explore with a stock rig.

check out the campers that Roamin Chariot used to produce. I love mine. it does not stick out over the bed, is light weight and has space to sleep 4 and a couple of storage cabinets. I would love to buy one just like it that fits my modern truck better. i have to raise it 6 inches and there is...

I have an 09 with 275 70 18 coopers and there is a good amount of room still. I have snows in the stock size on 17s and I get about 1 mpg more with them. The snows are a good 20 lb lighter each also.

geez... all i here from you guys is "meh... the shocks can't be that good, those guys at AMG, McLaren, Redbull Racing and Aston Martin don't really know anything" give it a chance? i will be excited to try one of these and will hope with all my hopeing that it makes it way to a full size.

i use the app Torque and one of these: total cost is under 20 bucks. https://www.amazon.com/Elm27-Wireless-Scanner-Adapter-Iphone/dp/B01GO53OB6?th=1 i have saved myself way more than 20 dollars knowing exactly whats going on and being able to clear codes myself. last year my throttle body...

There is a hose just like other portable units.

that is the big question: would it actually cool a truck camper size volume? anyone better at the theory/math involved that can shed some light?

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1253665084/zero-breeze-the-worlds-coolest-portable-air-condit This looks like the perfect solution to those looking for an A/C unit. efficient rotary compression R-134a and an integrated battery pack in a space efficient design. also able to hook it up to...

what factored into the decision for the 2.5 foxes? I am looking at something similar on my 09 sierra.

Would love too!

Hi jlee! Still rocking a Columbia and gave my wife the Woolrich boonie. I should wear my akubra more, I did pay more than 65 for that.

I work in the oil industry, these are most likely not from the oil industry. These "roll cages" look pretty useless to me, bolted to the floor and no cross bracing. I would say the rafting or tourist industry, or maybe mining.

on computer monitors mounted in the back of our trucks, we used ram mounts with about a 2 in ball on them, and the metal arms. we also bungied the monitors to the wall while transporting. they held up in the back of our kenworth t-370 trucks even over the washboard roads of the outback in the...

we have a volt, 10.5 kwh useable energy and 4200 watts of solar, we make more than we use in the summer. As the rest of the house becomes more efficient we will use for power for cars, seems like it will work out about even over time.

I use OSI quad for nearly all my outdoor needs, seems to hold up the best of what i have used. It is a bit messy. best job is when i tape it.

these look great, I really like their construction methods. acording to the site the terradrop is between 1100 and 1500 lbs.

the Duracell branded one at batteries plus is about the same cost wise as well, 90 ah. I think i paid about 85 or so in store last year. its been working fine for fridge and other shell model tasks with a 100 watt renogy kit...

I would consider the gov lock over a limited slip. what limited slip are you looking at? does it require a new carrier for the 410s? I have the factory 373 gears in mine, you can tell a difference over the 308 trucks. 410s should be awesome.

I have 2 Hella 700s and 2 500s on my truck, fairly cheap and work great. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk