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Also, from what I understand we're lucky to even have the Agile Offroad valved Fox Shox at all, they're in really high demand and if you wanted to get custom valved stuff you'd be waiting a long long time, over a year I think. Also probably worth mentioning, I'd like to have a little more high...

Yes, they have one set of custom valving for the Ford vans. They are not RB vs EB specific. I have them on my van and I'm really impressed with their ability to resist overheating and foaming after extended high speed running in the dirt. They still had great rebound control after miles of...

That's a really clean Dodge for the age!

Thanks Scott. I have another question for you. I have your H.I.D lights installed and I'm adding a light bar that I want to come on with the high beams. Where would I find the signal wire for high beams?

There isn't a reverse wire under the dash to tap into?

Where do I tap in for the reverse signal? On my auxiliary backup light bar I tapped into the existing reverse light wire harness, but I'd hate to run wire all the way up front for that. There is a wire coming off my double DIN receiver for reverse. Can anyone tell me what I should connect that to?

Yeah I'd say that YouTube video was full of lies too. Guaranteed, automatic altitude adjustment, etc. What a bummer.

I really like the pass through gasket.

Looks great so far. I have a helmet shelf just like that in my motovan. Here's a link to my build thread for ideas https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/build-projects-and-project-cars/motovan-2000-ford-e350-ex-wheelchair-van/98493/page1/

I wish I had gone with a 10' Box van at times. More space in the back and easier angles to deal with. I have a passenger van and at first I loved all the windows. I made reflectix shades for all the windows in the back and have rarely removed them since them. I may as well remove my...

http://corvallis.craigslist.org/ctd/5366513014.html It's a bus, but it's a great size, V10, low miles, cool colors, nice price.

It's too bad they didn't just send you the software. I'd try to twist their arm and say, "Hey, if I need this software for the damn thing to work right, then email me the software!"

Aren't there supposed to be some paddles on those blades? That doesn't look like it would do anything but froth up that mud colored coolant you've got in there! I'd call that a crisis averted getting it swapped out prior to overheating.

I feel your pain. I put a digital thermostat in my camper right before a camping trip at Christmas Valley in the snow. It worked fine at home. Got to Christmas Valley, partied hard around a fire and then went to turn on the furnace to go to bed at 2 AM. Thermostat clicked on and said "Heat...

60-75 mainly. Because of my really low axle gear ratio, it drove better at 77 mph than 60.

Very nicely done.

Leaning towards the 5 Star Tune after more research. http://www.sportsmobileforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8322

The only downside to more insulation would be if it makes reattaching the wall panels harder because of the thickness. If that's not a problem then layer it up! Hot or cold more insulation is better. I did my walls with heating duct insulation, self adhesive foam with foil backing. If I were...

Do you have a link to the rims or more info, brand etc? Is the only cutting done to the front bumper?