Deeezy's Locked Sport Grocery Getter Build

Quick question, to much awesomeness to filter threw.. what rear shocks you running?

 

I am running these in the link below. They are 15.9 col x 26.8 ext. I had to space my bumpstops out a little for these.

 

For some reason o thought you were running Kings all around!

 

I picked up this Super Coupler from Powertank. It can be used with my co2 tank to reseat a tire bead in an emergency.

 

Looked like you had no problem with that Soft Westside sand...let me know the next time you play there. Im down

 

Yeah, the sand was really soft but my problem was the wall I tried to climb up. It's so vertical, my bumper was touching it before the tire. I'm not sure if it's even possible for my truck to make it up that.

We were actually down there driving around because my kids/wife wanted to play that pokemon game. I told them that there might be pokemons in the sand. lol

I'll give you a heads up next time. Let me know too, next time you guys go up to the flats or Waikane.

 

Yeah no shame let us know when you go off roading ​

 

No offroading here. The only offroading I ever did was with you guys. I thought you guys would have invited. Guess not

 

I'll let you know fo sure!
After that last excursion Im just gonna do simple stuff for a little while

 

I picked up a mv-50 compressor for cheap on Craigslist. Re-soldered the connections and added quick disconnect fittings.



I also took the uniball covers off to check their condition. They still look pretty damn good.

 

I got these Total Chaos bed stiffener/brace/tie down brackets installed. They were very well made and fit perfectly.




It requires removal of the stock D-rings and bed bolts:



Three 5/16" holes need to be drilled into the vertical sheetmetal in the bed and then bolted down with hardware supplied with the kit:



And done:


It's basically just adding some gussets to the flimsy rear bed sheetmetal. I figured it would help with the Leer cap putting stress on the bed when twisting while wheeling.

 

Thanks miles for the good deal

 

I disassembled my uca's to inspect and grease the bushings. I guess I'll make that a yearly thing to keep the bushings from making noise.

I also took off my wheel spacers so i can get my safety inspection tomorrow.
Since I had the wheels off, I figured I'd mock up the new wheels to kinda see what it'll look like. I like it.

 

I saw the prototypes for those stiffeners at Expo West. Im going to add some at some point. I really have no excuse not to since the shop I PT at is a dealer

 

I've been eying them out also. Look really nice and can be useful tie down spots

 

They are really solid and well made. The new tie downs are nice.

 

love the wheels!!

 

Thanks man!

 

When you get you new set of tire's let me borrow your other set going to see how much more gotta cut up the fenders and cmc