Recent content by Spvrtan

It's decent. But not as good as other boots. I feel these were designed more for comfort and not support.

Wife bought me these boots a few months ago and they're the best things I've ever worn: https://www.georgiaboot.com/eagle-one/georgia-boot-eagle-one-steel-toe-waterproof-chelsea-work-boot/GB00337.html

Let me know how it goes. I need to do the same. My second battery has been mounted on the truck unwired for like 5 months.

Just a status photo bump.. nothing to see hear.. maybe..

Also adding that the rear is so much lighter now that I picked up a fresh seat of leaf packs for the rear to replace my "expedition" pack from when I had a RTT, 45-gallon auxiliary gas tank, bed rack, and toolbox when I had the stock bed still. I'm stoked that the front/rear weight ratio is...

6,440 with a full tank of gas and no gear loaded or people inside. A stock CrewMax is around 5,500. Things that added significant weight: Supercharger Second battery Sliders Transmission sliders Engine sliders Long-travel arms Compressor 5 x 40" tires Things that reduced signficant weight...

Got it. I guess I don't need to use 3/0 wire for those short runs also.

Yea, that's my concern, too. The small polycarbonate mudflaps probably won't cover much but I'll have to test it out on the dirt first and see how else I can cover the jerrycan area.

Here's a status update on Charon. The swing out door with swing down table is pretty much in its final form. Two locking pins hold the door closed while one of those also doubles as a pin to hold the door open. Made a simple handle from scraps to assist with moving the door (it's not heavy)...

Fuckin' Asians, man. Also, I'm Asian. But fuckin' Asians..

So I want to move my OEM battery to the rear of the truck and I have my mounting situation done. Now I'm trying to figure out the best way to do the wiring. I have some 3/0 gauge welding wire in two 20-foot lengths; I was going to also use some two busbars (one for positive and negative...

Also, going to Moab again March 13-17.

I'll be out there Thrs to Sat.

I figure I should finally start a build thread for this trailer build that I'm close to wrapping up. Today.. How it started out.. Purposes: Home base when camping Raw material hauler for fabrication projects Toy hauler for bikes, quads, or smaller ATVs Wagon for doing trail cleanups...

This "home base hauler trailer camp setup overland luxury" setup is turning pretty alright.. tacked together the drop down 2x4' table today that is attached to the swing out door..