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That is only part of it. The fronts is lifted by adjusting the perch height on the 5100's. That isn't giving him the correct spring rate for a loaded truck.

Not all frame pumps are something i would carry out in the wild and rely on. If it was an in-town commuter, then sure anything would work because you can always catch a bus to work in a pinch.

Our truck although not equipped the same way as yours lessened sway by the addition of OME springs. Even with the preload on your factory springs it is no match for a real load rated spring. E load tires will also help.

Cabelas, Gander Mt,and some Bass Pro shops are open game for camping.

http://www.nashbar.com/bikes/Product_10053_10052_523669_-1_200545__202561 I have the old version blackburn mountain pump. I bought it new in 1996. I have replaced the seals once in that time (easy job). and that was only because I munched the valve seal. It has saved my hide a few times...

I have a diamond antenna on my VX-6r and I think the reception range out performs my car for AM-FM. But the audio quality isn't as good. neat project though. Please post pictures when you finish.

http://www.radioshop888.com/radioshop_product.php?id=101709 This and then adapt the connector out to RCA. I believe this will work.

sorry I misread what your HID kit was, and the use of silicone. I didn't realize that the ff700's had that bulb retention that obviously doesn't work with the kit. Looks good. Love that color too.

looks good, but why didn't you use a HID kit with a re-based D2s that just drops in? It seems like it would be far more simple.

Just replace it. The reman units are pretty inexpensive, and it is probably the easiest alternator to replace EVER. And I believe you can upgrade to the XT alternator for more amps.

does it sound like a knock/clunk?

you may get more out of making a mold from the original rocker guards. A set of carbon/Kevlar rocker guards will serve you well on a rig like that. We have used them as sliders on the rally cars numerous times with very little damage.

Thanks for the information. I ended up picking up the VX-6R as I was in a time crunch for our next event (Mt Washington Hill Climb).