Alabama thread!

All the mechanical things are done and it works great, now comes the fiberglass work to make a console type thing to cover up all the workings of the shifter. I still have some sanding to do on the new tunnel panels to get all the sanding marks from the 80 grit sandpaper out. You can see in the red circles I have some work to do, the yellow circle is where i need to build a cover.
Still working on the converter lockup. I got the ECU programmed to send a signal when the shifter is in drive and at 2500 RPMs just gotta run all the wires.

In 4 low I have so much better control on rocks and no roll back on hills unless I want it to.

 

Lol, no I have just learned a few things from all the mistakes I have made.

 

Looks good Preston. Now you won’t bash it into your bedside.

 

You RTT camping at Coppingers?

 

Most likely

 

Zinc dipped, and painted.

 

You got your truck done yet?

 

The water is nice and cool today, after a long weekend of sweating.

 

https://youtu.be/s6TY1SRABes

 

Sup Phil.

 

Sup Jonny
Just finished the driver side, taking breaks and staying cool this time

Sup Trey

Sup Mike

 

Post up some pics when you’re done. I know you’ll be happy to get everything installed!

 

you definitely won’t lose that!

 

I hope not, I just got it! It's gonna help me on my future tire rotations, or if I ever need to use my jack on the trail. Thanks for the excellent product!

 

you are welcome!

you don’t plan to use a hi-lift to rotate your tires though, do you?

 

Not sure, is it not good to?

 

Using a hi lift in general is not recommended, more of a last resort use one. They’re just not safe. A floor jack and jack stands will serve you much better for tire rotation.

 

People have nick names for them.

Like widow maker.

I've used it 3 times offroad.

2 times I was not comfortable with what was going on but it had to be done.

If you do decide to use it ever do yourself a favor and open the door. You'll know why when it slips the first time and destroys your door, or if you're lucky just a window

 

Good info, thanks. Jeff had mentioned opening the door too, prior to lifting with it. I've watched a ton of videos on it, I just gotta get out and familiarize myself with it.