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Perfect. You can't beat that price. :sombrero:

I searched for a few months for a full size SUV before purchasing my Excursion. In the end I had decided on a 1999+ Suburban 2500 (hoping for 2003+ for the updated interior) or an Excursion. In the end, I think they both have benefits and downsides. I think the Excursion is a little more heavy...

Price drop - $480 for 50" Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Yes. 4.30 rear end gears. 43 teeth on the ring gear and 10 on the pinion. If it has a G80 code it is a limited slip rear end as well.

All true. The truck has a normal 2wd mode that you use for everyday driving. Push the Auto 4WD button on the dash and you go into Torque-On-Demand mode. The truck will now automatically adjust where to send power, making it AWD. This is the mode you use for normal driving on slippery roads...

I trimmed the front black air dam at the bottom of the bumper. In the second photo from snow wheeling you can see the cut. I took it off at an angle from the top. That was the only place I trimmed. On big articulation with the wheels turned you can catch the lip of the bumper but not enough for...

Lift installed and tested.

That is perfect. Pricey, but exactly what I need.

I'm thinking of going down to the local animal shelter tonight and adopting two massive dogs, one for each side. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I need to find a heater for my Excursion v10. I'm sleeping inside of it tonight and it is currently 5 degrees out. I'm tired of idling the vehicle. I still have another couple hours until I am ready to crawl under the covers and go to sleep. What can I use to keep the truck warm? Requirements...

I have to add that although the interior of the Trooper can look a bit dated with the style of switches and buttons, the Limited Troopers are outfitted very nicely from the factory. Good AWD system, true low range 4x4, heated seats and mirrors, power folding mirrors, fog lights, auto climate...

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It is plug and play on 9-32v. 24v works very well.

I've gotten a couple of PMs about these. They are made in China. These are not Rigid bars. Sorry for not clarifying earlier. I assumed people would know that. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not sure exactly what info you are looking for. These are only made in one factory. PM sent. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sure can. :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've heard about and seen photos of people in this same area and it has never caught my attention as someplace I wanted to go. Your photos moved it near the top of my list. Looks fantastic. I think it's time to get the fridge installed and start making plans!

I like what you have done with it so far and am following along. I have a 2001 Trooper that I am having a hard time fighting the urge of tossing on a set of 33's.

I bought three of these for different project vehicles but the projects fell through so I only ended up using one. Both bars offered for sale are still sealed in boxes. The photos are from the 50" that I will mount on our project Excursion. 50" - $500 shipped 40" - $420 shipped Specs: 100*3W...