Well… Embrace The Dents

Where to even begin lol

 

First battle scar . . . I'm OK with it - it's what I bought the truck for.
I tried to take a good line, and probably with more experience I could have done better - not sure though.
The trail was a little muddy from the rain the day before and I was on loose rocks, so . . . .
Anyway she slipped sideways a bit and rubbed a tree. Without the sliders (which stick out a little more than the body) it would have been a lot worse.

She cleaned up a little

 

half the people on this site couldnt live with themselves if they did that and would trade it in immediately

 

I know it's off topic so will prob get blasted by the mods - but a question for you
why the 6112 in the front and 5100 in the back - yesterday coming off the trail I was talking to a Taco dude that did it the other way around. Also he did a diff drop even though he only did 2.5" lift in front. I want to lift her (my dream is to run 35s someday) but I am totally confused where to even begin.

 

i didnt think the rear justified the expense of needing remote reservoirs or anything heavier duty and if i had regrets its 2 nuts and switch it out + mount reservoirs. 6112 were a significant upgrade over stock hitachi and 5100. hope it helps.

 

THX - I guess it depends how much weight you have in the bed really - I don't do any camping so the bed is empty when I am wheeling except for a little bit of recovery gear so 5100 and an AAL would probably make sense in the rear in my case as well. 6112 I bet are really nice up front and worth the extra expense.

 

no overlanding tent for me just a roll up and i doubt my total gear weighs 100 lbs

 

A logical assumption, yes. But not stated. You never know.