Northern Virginia Roll Call

Matt

 

No winch, soon much lighter to install.. Thank god, cause mine was mother effing heavy.. While I am pretty sure it's possible, I dunno how much fun it will be to install a winch with the bumper already installed on the truck.
Do the elocker after the ifs.. You need one of the left over screws.. I'll show ya.

The slidrs are the biggest pain in the ass, mine still aren't completely done yet

If you need help, I'll do what I can. I've some experience with everything you've got

 

so i am thinking about lifting....but i am also thinkng about buying a MB-REP B.E.A.R. Series Gas Piston , so i am not sure which one will come first

 

I could see if my boss would let me do it at his house could put one on the lift 2 or three in the driveway an I have air an plenty of tools

 

I'll just take the bumper off and install the winch when the time comes around. Probably won't be for a year or so until I decide to put new coils up front, I need to get the diffs re-geared first.

I'll probably seek your help on the sliders though. Drilling into the frame is a whole new territory for me.

 

With the firearm market the way it is right now I would say go lift because everyone is overpricing everything in fear of the gub'ment.

 

That'd be nice if no one else has a spacious enough area to be able to mod stuff. You should ask him then if he says no, I guess we can just keep asking or I may just try and move the other vehicles in my driveway when we're modding. Is it bad to put a lift on in my driveway if it has a slight slope? (It's maybe 5-10 degree incline)

Matt

 

I've got a driveway that can have two trucks worked on simultaneously. However, no air tools.

 

Would you mind if we had the meet at your house and everyone can just bring whatever tools we need for whatever we're doing?

Matt

 

I did mine with half the truck sticking out of the garage when I installed mine. You do the entire rear-end at once and then you just do each side on the front, no need for a perfectly level space, just makes it easier to keep the truck up.

 

I don't need air tools. I have all the cordless snap on tools. They work just as good. I've done a couple transmissions with them.

 

I have enough room for 1 or 2 trucks in my garage and enough room for 10 trucks in my gravel driveway (lay down plywood). I'd love to host everyone at my house.

 

I also have a portable compressor if we need air. We can cookout and have a bonfire.

 

Does this sound good for everyone? We could do like Saturday the 12th of January if that's good.

Matt

 

The 12th is good for me.

 

Ill have to see if the wife is off that day

 

I don't have any mods that need done but I can help

 

12 is bad for me, I have a giant holiday party that I do every year.. Wanna guess what day it it this year?

 

13th then? I assume more people will be free / off from work on a Sunday. This sound better for everyone? (especially Luke if he's hosting us lol)

Matt

 

The 13th is just as good.