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In other news... Holy mother of God what have I done

I believe you're talking about leaf springs… BDS is what I put on my truck

So, quick update. I got the steering wheel fixed, the windshield is fixed, and with the help of @palmofthewild , I got the front bumper straightened out. It was off by about quarter inch and I just couldn't stand it. Next up, new leaf springs

Bedslide...worth its weight capacity ��

Well here's the beginning of an update. I'm still working on figuring out how to post photos since last time

Hey, I'm so sorry about the delay in response. I've been having a hell of a time with the forum not letting me post from my phone (tech problem). Again, really sorry about that. The fast answer is "yes" i would get a SnugTop again. I do have the outdoorsman package and it is essential as far as...

A SoCal Adventure So things are up and running in for the most part looking up. The steering wheel is fixed, the windshield is fixed, and the track bar is mostly all good to go with the alignment unchecked but appearing mostly good. This last week I landed a gig working for Visit California...

Yep...You can see, if you look close, the gap between my headlight and that Buckstop Truckware bumper is slightly closer in the back. I plan on adjusting it back later when I get the steering wheel fixed.

Ah man. No. Everyone but me was seatbelted in (yes I'm a **************). Only damage was from my chest snapping the steering columb and my head breaking the windshield. Front right fender is a 1/4 inch off but that shouldn't be hard to fix. Here's the after shot

Lesson learned...beware of under water holes..........

Putting the BDS Suspension and Bf Goodrich KM3s through their paces

You know what they say about trucks with lots of lights... Sooooooo... I'm going to be adding some more lights. I'm also going to be upsizing one set of my lights after I get them mounted correctly. This part of the project I call "add lights/fix lights". No, not as fancy as I would have liked...

You know, I'm not sure. They were selected by Mitch at AdventureWired (if you find him on instagram and ask that would be the fastest way). They work well but should have been painted first. Rust resistant rattle can would have gone a long way. Something I'll have to fix up in the future.

Installation has begun

It is very reliable. If maintained, these things last forever. I'm careful about maintenance on mine. I'm just about to 64K miles.

PROJEECT POWER Ok...well, I seem to be a bit out of order. I've skipped round 1 and 2 and jumped to round to round 3 and 4. So, this is what's going down. The first part of "PROJECT POWER" is power storage. I did a bit of checking around and had a lot to learn when it came to batteries...

It would seem I have a few new projects to do on the truck. Recent travels, as usual, shed light on some areas that could use improvement. Almost all of which involve electrical wiring and components. Luckily, the newly founded Adventure Wired will be doing most of the work. OK, probably all the...

All my wiring. Switch.pros and all my baja designs lights

Missing her already… I will have to write a post as to why but generally it has to do with people who don't know what they're doing working on your truck. Good news is it's a Goose Gear now getting fixed up.

Well she's back in the shop. Tip to everyone... do not go to a store like Off-road Warehouse if you want something important done.