The Lair

How's the ride?

 

I can definitely tell a difference BUT it's not as significant as I expected. I think I just haven't put it through it's paces yet where it'll really shine. I did "jump" some speed bumps (I didn't actually get air) and the front came down soft as a cloud and the rear was a little harsher.

 

I sure the trails is where you will notice the difference, especially long hauls without fade cause the resi

 

I really just want to get the ass end done too, so the whole ride is nice. That'll come with time though. The hammer hangers improved the rear ride a lot as it is.

 

Go to AOAA again and just mob that road we were on with the mudholes. Pretend you are in the dunes and just send it.

 

That'd be a real fun road to go flying down. Need to get my spindle gussets on first though haha

 

One more sweet pic

 

Serious surgery going on there

 

It was crazy. Angle grinders, welder and air hammer going alllll day. I loved it though.

 

converting it to a hovering taco

 

On a serious note, I always thought long travel was a speed/ desert setup.

Any super benefits to wheeling with them besides the obvious drop benefit?

 

overland points duhhh

 

This is only +2” LT so nothing too crazy. This is more for going a little faster on rough rodes, but mainly for the increased travel off road. He’s going with a long shock in the rear for a lot of flex, and wants the front to keep up. If you look at 4runnerfreaks on IG he’s got a LT set up but does a lot of crawling. He’s local to me as well.

 

so I ordered a techdeck (not the finger skateboards) and I want to mount/hang the CB mic off of it somehow. IDEAS?

 

I was thinking something maybe like this?

https://www.rammount.com/part/RAM-VC-MC1

but flipping some stuff around to make it work the way I want. rotate some things 180*

 

Zip tie.... then just lean over and talk into it everytime...lol

 

Well there you go haha I did something similar with my ram system. Some aluminum flat bar bolted into it, with a mix holder bolted to that

 

Zip tie it so it’s constantly transmitting haha

 

That was my application to become a #Randyfab employee from your remote Midwest location.