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I don't think it's allowed on this forum to tell about all the work you did without a single picture... Sounds cool though.

I guess when the time comes I'll be making some choices. Hopefully Bilstein will be able to make something that will fit my front coilovers and be long enough for the front lift.

Table is finished! Bartop finish is sweet. A couple brackets for the little Dyson vacuum: Small shelf by grey water tank for chemicals etc:

Sorry to here about your woes and I can truly empathize about the Ford issues. The Dodge sounds like a good idea though!

Those are pretty sweet shocks Chilli, I'll have to see what is available. I don't think those reservoir shocks will work with my coil over's on the front though. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2

Table top with three layers of epoxy and starting on the sanding process: Shelf and brackets (drying), for assorted items in the camper:

Not a bad idea on rebuildable shocks, on the other hand I had Bilstein 7100's on the last truck and they started rusting about 24 hours after being installed and were quite pricey. Perhaps there are other alternatives out there.

Sounds like some good spots to look when it's time to replace my shocks. I'm sure that will be sooner than later.

It's been coming in Canada, Europe sooner than later, too bad as other fuel sources are plugging thing up the atmosphere quicker such as coal. My generator (when needed), etc run on nice clean propane. On the hand, the btu's and efficiency of diesel fuel are well proven over gasoline, too bad...

It's been coming in Canada, Europe sooner than later, too bad as other fuel sources are plugging thing up the atmosphere quicker such as coal. My generator (when needed), etc run on nice clean propane. On the hand, the btu's and efficiency of diesel fuel are well proven over gasoline, too bad...

welcome to the forum, let us know what we can do to help.

I loved the generic "Fat Mat" i put in my last truck was fantastic, I'll be doing it to this truck before I "upgrade" to a 5" exhaust system. Well worth the money and well worth it if you plan on keeping your truck.

I guess you have to figure out what you drive in most and make a compromise. I'll stick to tall and skinny myself, with the ability to air down.

Good thoughts BC Hauler...

Nice work! You should move to Colorado to work on my truck...:smiley_drive:

17k so far, no issues with factory shocks up to this point. When the time comes I will be putting on Bilstein 5100's all around though, probably have to special order somewhere and hopefully charged with enough psi. Slowly changing my fluids over to all synthetic, Amsoil goes in the tranny on...

Always good to have a little extra light...

How about weight rating?

How's it do offroad?

This bulk pack from Harmony house can help fill out most meals. Lets not forget good old rice, easy to pack and cook. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0039DASF2/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1