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Post up some details of what you had in mind.

HAHA, talk about manuverability!!!

Everytime I see one I wonder why none are set up for overlanding...

I was thinking the same thing, congrats on the sale Rob. P.S. the stroller is getting a ton of use! You rock!

WOW, the Riley Phoenix... The Duke Boys must have had a hand in that one. :)

Thanks for the heads up J, and you are correct... Keith or known by some as $@!&% was a big help! I aligned it myself and got the steering wheel straight but I am not completly happy with it so I figured once I had tires installed I would have it "trued" then.

Similar thing happened to me Christmas week while I was wheeling at the mall while my wife ran into buy me a new flask (I'm not a drunk) anyway point being it's probably the starter, you will have to get a little dirty and crawl around underneath and see how accessible it is, you may have to go...

Right, I am just curious if it would be more beneficial to completley block off the entire front section (behind the lights) or if that piece combined with lights would be sufficient. I dont care about the wind noise either way, just thinking out loud.

Yeah, I get an error also...

WOW, that looks great! What tent will you be going with?? Will you be mounting the tent on the Baja Rack? I would recoomend a rack similar to this the will allow you to remove the factory rack while exposing the factory threads in the roof which will give you a flat surface for your tent and be...

My friends mom has a killer skilsaw. :costumed-smiley-007

LOL, Scavengers! That is an excellent idea. Go in together and purchase the appropriate amount. But as others said it does deflect so you may look into the Starboard XL...

Get the interlocking and you will lock the 2 long pieces with the short piece... all touching sides will lock, super light and simple to use. I used hose clamps and a roof top tent with sand ladders to secure it to the rack.

So the wind noise is generated by the air flow below the rack and this would divert it?

Yeah, they are noisy and will cause drag which will decrease your gas mileage.

LOL, leave it alone... it's a good looking truck the way it is. And I agree if the truck was white or another color I would give my blessing but I think the silver would clash.

And then give the left over to a friend after you cut the forth so they can use it on their rack!

Sounds like someone has their wheels spinning! :coffee:

Looks great Tim! Can't wait to see the finished product and the new wheel and tire combo!

WOW, poor truck! Mark, I love your photos and sense of adventure, just a pure lust for the road ahead! Thanks for quoting Jack N. it really put things into perspective... :costumed-smiley-007