NEVER QUIT Overland's Extreme Isuzu NPR Build & 4x4 Conversion
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The Artisan
Adventurer
Looking good Matt, Jon how did the stereo turn out? and do you guys like the scheels?
Kevin
Kevin
CaptainBuilt
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Very nice. I plan on stopping by Friday if I can and see it in person. I want a 4WD npr. Lol. Not extreme as that, but close.
Send Matt a PM here or call the number in the for sale ad linked on the first page. We will be in the shop, getting the truck ready for the show and will not be open for visits or tours prior to leaving for Flagstaff. Erik's NPR will be back at Matt's the first week in June.
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Erik's NPR was driven to the show, where it garnered quite a bit of interest in the VisionX light bar booth. There were zero problems with the truck, despite the lack of scrutineering before leaving on a 5,000 mile road trip.
Chris Cordes came by and shot some photos, so you may see the truck in an Expo feature and will surely see it in online coverage, if you weren't able to make OvEx West in Flagstaff.
After returning to Matt's shop next week, the truck will be gone through completely, and preparations will be made for cutting the back of the cab, and fabricating the mounting system for the camper.
The truck can be seen here, beginning about the one hour mark:
Chris Cordes came by and shot some photos, so you may see the truck in an Expo feature and will surely see it in online coverage, if you weren't able to make OvEx West in Flagstaff.
After returning to Matt's shop next week, the truck will be gone through completely, and preparations will be made for cutting the back of the cab, and fabricating the mounting system for the camper.
The truck can be seen here, beginning about the one hour mark:
NEVER QUIT Overland
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No issues that I am aware of and I was on the 2,000 mile (4,200 km) trip, driving it to Arizona. Matt did look at several options for rotating the pinion up and we discussed using shims if the need arose. All good for now and the truck will be back in his shop in a few weeks, so we will check over everything at that time.
EDIT: If I recall correctly, the output yoke and the pinion are supposed to be in the same plane, with the drive shaft (prop shaft) connecting the two. We are running bog standard U-joints, not CVs, hence the flat pinion:
EDIT: If I recall correctly, the output yoke and the pinion are supposed to be in the same plane, with the drive shaft (prop shaft) connecting the two. We are running bog standard U-joints, not CVs, hence the flat pinion:
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javajoe79
Fabricator
Similar to mine then. A 1410 joint has an operating angle of up to 37*. Mine is around 30* with no load on the rear yet and it does fine as is. Once the camper box is on it, it will sit lower and have a better angle. Currently my driveline is down 5* and the pinion is up 5. Once the truck is weighed down I will probably adjust the pinion down a couple degrees so it comes up to 5* under load.
NEVER QUIT Overland
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Overland Expo West.
All Vision-X lights.
On the bumper is a WARN 16.5s winch.
It will also be on the rear of the truck bumper: https://www.warn.com/165tis-heavyweight-winch-97740
This Warn Industries 16.5ti-S 12 volt electric Winch is vehicle mounted and has a pull capacity of 16,500 pound. It has a 80 feet wire rope. Note: This Winch will require winch mount for proper installation.
With a massive 16,500 lbs. of pulling capacity, the 16.5ti-s is not only the most powerful truck winch we make, it's also now available with 80' of 3/8" lightweight, easy-to-handle Spydura® Pro synthetic rope. The rope's heat-treated construction provides maximum tensile strength, and the temperature-resistant sleeve on the first layer provides maximum heat protection. This winch also features a thermometric indicator which provides operator feedback during the winching process and is great for the biggest, heaviest vehicles on or off the pavement.
- 16,500 lb. capacity
- Includes 80' of 3/8" Spydura Pro synthetic rope
- Includes 18,000 lb capacity EPIC hook
- Thermometric indicator LED provides operator feedback
- Large-frame winch architecture mounts feet forward
- Contactor control for the ultimate in reliable electronics
- Powerful, efficient series-wound motor
- Durable, smooth three-stage planetary gear train
- Best-in-class cone brake
- Limited Lifetime Warranty for Mechanical Components. Limited Seven (7) year warranty for Electrical Components.
Nomad_Travels
New member
Any updates on this build? Looks amazing, great Job guys ???
shutdown_exploded
New member
It looks like it was sold off and the sale post is gone.
https://risingsun4x4club.org/xf/threads/overlanding-rig.31194/
Really would have liked to see finished pictures but I can't find them anywhere on the net.
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actually that aboved linked craigslist post was probably a scam?
There's this sale thread https://expeditionportal.com/forum/...xpedition-4x4.224932/#lg=post-2921505&slide=0
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