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While it might be possible to drag a well-set-up overland-style trailer with good suspension over the Alpine Loop, I'd highly advise against it.

Gonna test out our Starlink Mini this weekend while camping as well. A test run in the backyard wouldn't connect due to large trees obstructing it's view, hoping for better luck in a more open space.

After two years of talking crap in hopes of getting you to follow through with the rest of the build, I must say that I am pleased with the final product. Enjoy it, buddy!

Love seeing this project continue.

We shall see, still tossing around ideas. I won't make a move anytime soon, just starting to think ahead.

I am talking about the frames for the lens on the lights themselves. Mine were a little chewed up from messing with them during fitment and installation. It's a super tight fit in there, as you know. I use them off-road at hunt camp and on very rural back roads. They are perfect for that use...

Very well done! GLWS! So, what's next?

The left one is a bit off, but I have yet to bother with trying to realign it. I have new surrounds to put on, so I'll mess with it then. They are insanely bright, but for how/where I employ them, they are exactly what I want.

I don't have one in the rear, Tremor doesn't come with them. King 2.5's ride quite well with the stock 350 rear springs.

I am still running the factory Tremor front sway-bar on mine. I have considered removing it, but I haven't cared enough to bother with it just yet.

Deer lease and airport run this week.

I used the sealant version initially, and the product below is for wipe-downs after washing.

Stock 350 rear springs.

There was some sagging/warping in the center (between the sink and stove) on the kitchen countertop. They cleaned up the cutouts for the sink and stove (both were brand new options for 2024 MY, mine was one of the first with the new sink), and then they added glass for reinforcement for the...

Two-month King update: I found that for daily driving, setting them to three clicks up from the softest setting works best for both low and high speed performance. When towing, I have been bumping them up four clicks. I will pull the CanAm/trailer some 700 miles at 70-75 mph this week, so it...

I'm so happy to see this project finally getting the love and attention it deserves. I'm looking forward to seeing some pictures of the pair in action from your journey in the coming weeks.

The camper is back from Casita with a level kitchen counter. Happy to report that Casita covered the warping under warranty and assured me that it was further reinforced to accommodate the heavier, deeper sink. I ended up throwing one of their new grayscale decals on the front to add a...

Because I can do flat-bed things, by taking the canopy off, and I'd like to change things up and gain easy access storage from the outside. I've always wanted a flatbed setup, and who knows, I might consider a FWC or something similar in the future, and that would allow for that change should I...

But no camper, a true canopy. More along the lines of this, RTT to be determined.

I am starting to kick around the idea of going with a flatbed and possible canopy setup for the truck here in the next year.