My roof creates a super low pressure zone right where my front fan is. Its constantly pulling up on the lid. I have left it open a few times which probably didn't help either..... But the lid is cracked, hinges ovaled out, and a weld broken.... Duct tape held almost all the way home....
New...
I'd love to, but I don't see another good option right now.
I am swapping the spare (new still) and the extra I have in the garage on. So I'll have new on the front at least.
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Big truck stuff is heavy and really tight..... And we are supposed to get 1.5" of rain today.... So I worked late last night to get as much done as possible.
Front end work list:
Check alignment again, add more toe.
Replace track bar (re-center axle)
All new brake components (after seeing how...
OK been driving this beast and thinking all day. A few things come to mind.
One, use the bags I have, cut brackets lower to run the bag taller. Less bottoming, and puts it in a flatter area of the load curve. But higher bag pressure.
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Two, back to...
And back to the bags, the easy button is taller bags of the same diameter. I could get ~1" more uptravel.
Cut the bottom bracket down 2", use taller bag, add external bumpstop. Now the shock becomes an issue...
Here is full bump with the current bags, the OE bumpstop goes just below the frame...
How long of trips do you plan to actually be away from ALL civilzation.
Also on the pumping, check out the road choose me's setup. He did a video on YT on it. UV and 4 valves to make the pump fill the tank from another water source.
Also, put a dump on it. Headed home? Dump it etc.
I need more height than the Ford springs offer. I could run a spacer, but it seems a taller spring would be better
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