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They are all close enough at this point, its all personal preference... Go drive them all and see which one fits YOU best.. My current truck is my first American vehicle ever, so i had no bias when searching. i Drove them all in the same day to help me decide. Ram was CONSIDERABLY quieter in...

Now that their website is redone, i figured i needed to post a link. Known Ian over a decade and he is my goto for anything Suspension related, or crazy custom fab. Good friend of mine and this is who is doing the gray tank. Hes about an hour from me in San Diego They are now accepting...

Yes. agree 100% The one LARGE mistake i made with this build is not getting baffles in my 46 gallon fresh water tank. I can hear AND feel it sloshing around in the cab when offroading. Agree on the slot and tab fitment stuff. Still amazed how easily pro fabricators can take someones (me)...

Things are happening…. Gray water tank progress

My Thoughts Exactly Your username makes this even funnier ?

@mk216v

GVWR Has Left The Chat...

Not what i meant, and hard to explain, but look at where the shock goes down through the frame notch

Have you ACTUALLY found someone using the Fox 2.5s in the rear of a 3500 cab and chassis and have photos of them fitting? Take a REALLY close look at the rear shocks and how they attach to the frame and how the frame is notched for them. The CC frames are quite a bit different regarding rear...

Right? I vote this Typo of the year! If not a typo, he will fit right in here! People here LOVE to buy undersized trucks and run them overloaded here! Its all the rage! If he really wants advice on how to overload a half ton, hes come to the right place!

Yeah. Agree 100% I checked out all others and felt, and still feel, they are the best option, for what I want In a window, just not the best insulation I’m just being 100% transparent about everything in the build

Basically just claims that they were well insulated. I don’t feel they are. That’s on a warm day and the shade is down. I said up, but they’re installed upside down, on purpose. To clarify; that is with the shade part in place for maximum insulation

I will try to grab one next time I’m under the truck

Looks very @ExpoMike esque GLWS

More details than some of the posts here! GLWS

The right side of this is an awesome use of space, and something i may dang near copy to make up the slack on my 7" extra i have with my E-W sleeping setup! Thanks for sharing

Why are you sitting on a wet drivers seat?? That excited?

As did I! As i have been. Some have argued my claims. Here is some proof in the pudding.. Damnit, now i am craving pudding.... Yummm

Yeah, stock springs and shocks with a spacer and bracket lift, flares that dont even remotely cover the tires finished off with some premium lawn edging, and a bumper thats bolted together with like 10 parts. Hard Pass! :) AEV is the epitome of the Overland Marketing machine. Surprised...

Took a few photos with my new FLIR for those that were discussing how well the Tern windows are well insulated. Temps are in the pics. Window temps is WITH the reflective shade in place. 30 degrees difference @mk216v @StenchRV Here ya go