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I'm pretty sure he discusses the weight rating, and they're not D rated. I think the rating has low margins but it's still legit.

With articulation that good, and tires that big, plus 4WD, I really think making any changes to your diffs are unnecessary.

My van couldn't hang with your van in a lot of those places. But I have driven it to a lot of those same places. The trip out to San Borja is fun. Where's that natural arch? PM me to keep it on the down low. Let me know if you get up to Central Oregon sometime. Cold beer waiting.

Yup. I'd look into the Kelderman air suspension personally.

That's a ************ looking Bronco. I had an '86 awhile back. Fun truck.

Never seems hard to find a trail that's overgrown and narrow. I've got plenty of Baja pinstriping on my van because of that.

Heck yeah, that looks awesome!

What's the range on the Previa? Why do you need gas cans? Looks awesome with that wheel and tire combo. :smiley_drive:

Excellent!

No problem with the roads or noise.

That's a damn good looking truck, I can't wait to build one into my next toyhauler!

It's probably stronger this way because the fulcrum is inline with the frame rails instead of hanging several inches below it, so there's less leverage.

Totally awesome. I sanded it and painted it in hammer finish Rustoleum black and it looks good. I just got a Smittybilt Beaver step for attaching my gigantic 33,000 pound ARB snatch strap. Smittybilt Beaver step by Trevor Stellrecht, on Flickr Lots of updates here...

Fondly remembering hauling my old Mountain Cat 900 159" in the Motovan. Untitled

I have a van, and my next rig will be either a 4x4 F550 with the 7.3l and swap on a 14ft Uhaul box with the Mom's attic for bed space. Or, just run the 2WD Uhaul F350 with the big block 460. I want the truck front end. Converting an F450 or 550 to 4WD difficulty vs the 350 series? I don't...

Suspension details first, please.

I too can't wait to see the box back on and the drivetrain swapped.

That window fan is awesome! Nice work Brian!

The wheel wells will be your biggest source of noise. The bed rug should be adequate for the floor, but if you want the bang for your buck I'd add something to the rear wheel wells.

It's 6'2" at the center of the fiberglass top. With the full width loft I built, there's enough room to lay on your side without touching the ceiling, but nowhere near enough to sit up. It's a bit of an gymnastics maneuver to climb in to bed, but I've been pretty inebriated and still been able...