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Thanks! Appreciate that. Still lots to do, but it's getting there.

Awesome that you are doing this!

Agreed! That's asinine. And they wonder why there is a sales slump.

Alignment complete, and it rides SOOOOOO much better now. It's quite ridiculous the difference to be honest. I used CV-2 Redline on all the grease points yesterday prior to this mornings appointment. And added the swing out locks on both sides to replace the old bent ones on the EXP One rear bumper.

Looking good Jeremy! Just needs a project sitting on it. 😎

Do it! I love those little Isuzu Troopers. And as long as the chassis wheelbase and frames are similar, it sounds like a fun project.

Awesome! Yes I think you will be impressed with them as a product. Just remember, it's honestly 90% on the prep, lots of wax and grease remover, LOTS of sanding and allow the rust converter to do it's job for 24hrs. I generally do a haze coat with it, then come back and do two medium successive...

How much?

Absolutely! I'm jealous of your single cab life too. When the kiddos are grown, I'll definitely be grabbing me one. And I'm always a sucker for the white and black combo.

Yes it's not cheap at all, but I've yet to find anything better finish wise/strength wise. It's pretty well on par with marine grade high end epoxy.

Well it's a driver again now. Just needs alignment. Picked up the front a solid 1.5". I'll get some better pics when it is aligned so I don't chew the tires up, but looks great so far.

DEFINITELY looks good now. Love it!

Yes it's a throbbing today for sure. Things definitely showed down since. But it's all but done. Just need to put one new end link on, put on the tires, then do an alignment. I used Steel- it. I love the stuff. And I use Seymour rust converter for any remaining surface rust that may have...

Front is mostly done. Just waiting on new lower arm cam bolts. The old ones were just hammered with corrosion. I'll then button it up, grease everything, and give it an alignment. It wasn't without some fun however. That axle is heavy AF. And my finger paid for it. Not broken, just bruised, but...

Good deal. If you need anything, don't hesitate to ask.

Be careful with this coming hurricane if you are in the path. It's not looking good at all.

Honestly any time you can organize better or make it easier on you is a time for celebration. I'm constantly changing and making our setups better with each outing, so I get it. Looks good, is it all tools in both? Or a mix?

Spent the day getting the full front suspension off, completely cleaning, sanding, prepping, rust converting the frame, then painting with steel-it. Also got in the Thuren shackles, and a new set of latch locks for the old Expedition One rear swing outs today. Hopefully tomorrow will be...

Yes these full size Fords and Rams really swallow tires. 37s look normal and need 40s to really look meaty. Your truck looks great though. Hopefully tire prices come back to reality soon as well. They are damn near double cost now vs pre covid.

Just got the rear axle cleaned up, new front seal, sand blasted the rear cover, then painted it all once it was filled with Amsoil. Put the daystar cradles on the bags, and the new Bilstein setup. These are super long travel. 6" of compression travel, and 8" of extension from ride height. 14" total.