Mid travel overland-wheeler build with 35's and BS w/ SAS in the works

I'm not sure to be honest. I'll wait and see how much Billy quotes me.

 

Regular means you don't cut a foot off the bottom of your bed. High clearance means high freaking clearance.

 

Homemade HC

 

I don't get why people get standard rears unless they strictly overland.. We have terrible departure angles you'll need the extra clearance

 

Such a badass! You and your truck dude.

 

Thanks man!

 

I'm thinking of going ahead and cutting my truck like that cause I'm going with Billy in the rear more than likely.

 

I would wait until you have something to protect it before you go and make the bedsides flap in the wind or do some damage to that area. No point in cutting until you know how much to cut.

 

I just don't want to fawk it up at gulches.

 

You gonna actually wheel it?

 

Plan on it. I'm going to ride with frank some though.

 

@TacoSTIG do you rub your rear fender?

 

Mine don't flap in the wind.

 

Are you going with a rear bumper or keeping it like that?

 

i know the bedsides are cut and clearanced. i was more regarding to actual gain behind the truck. obviously the gain from moving the hitch up into the bumper too.

 

Anyone have experience with ATO? I'm trying to find the best sale going on right now with rear HC bumpers.

 

Sos is having tax return sale. 15% off all armor.

 

You will be fine man. Worst case you bend your tow harness hookup and drag the receiver hitch.

Just wheel it already

 

I wheeled mine more than a few times at gulches with stock bumper and hitch and it's all good! I scraped my hitch a few times but it's still functional.

 

Don't give out too many great ideas bc someone might steal them.lol