Smart to get the dust covers. IMHO get some spares.... cause without that I'd suspect those will gum up way to easy. Might want to create some way from inside to unlatch the door lock.... a cable pull hidden behind a cushion or something. while the keyed ones were not very secure.... at least you could still get in them if key lost or??? where with these..... if it fails while locked..... your screwed.. no way to pick the lock.. course then again maybe many squirts of PB blaster or similar would work to ungum them??Ordered some new locks for the outside doors. Went with combi-cam locks so I don’t have to mess around with any keys. ... Ordered some dust covers as well....
Smart to get the dust covers. IMHO get some spares.... cause without that I'd suspect those will gum up way to easy. Might want to create some way from inside to unlatch the door lock.... a cable pull hidden behind a cushion or something. while the keyed ones were not very secure.... at least you could still get in them if key lost or??? where with these..... if it fails while locked..... your screwed.. no way to pick the lock.. course then again maybe many squirts of PB blaster or similar would work to ungum them??
@willywalderbeast Where did you get the locks and covers? I've never really liked the keyed ones I have on my van.
Thanks for posting, in RVA, been following your thread. Been looking for a shop to do some paint work on a pick up project and will give Fast Eddies a call
Mike
I love this thread and big thanks to supporting our business with your feedback! Its great to see more Chinooks coming through for our suspension lift kits! Here is a the overview video of Geoffs build. Thanks.
I look forward to seeing the new paint job.
Yes, the shop that painted my camper was in Manassas VA. Fast Eddies AutobodyWhat does RVA stand for?
In my area it is Richmond Virginia....I need a paint shop that will paint large truch and RVs
Thanks
Weldtec,
Are you saying that this Van rides better lifted then it did stock? I have a had a few older lifted fords van and they rode like lifted trucks. Does this steering require constant input from the driver? I am trying to understand how the ride got smoother after being lifted. Did you do anything to the Steering Box?
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