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Recently installed: Fox 2.0 coilovers and rear shocks, RCI skid plates, 275/70R18 BFG KO2s and a RC 30" single row curved light bar behind the grille. My goal was to build a clean truck while being functional off the pavement.
Love it....this is exactly how a truck should be built. Simple and anti-bro. I have done the same thing. Budget ran out so my lift is spacer and block for now. That will change soon enough. I have the RCI skids and 33s though.
Originally Posted by squidpocalypse
Recently installed: Fox 2.0 coilovers and rear shocks, RCI skid plates, 275/70R18 BFG KO2s and a RC 30" single row curved light bar behind the grille. My goal was to build a clean truck while being functional off the pavement.
Love it....this is exactly how a truck should be built. Simple and anti-bro. I have done the same thing. Budget ran out so my lift is spacer and block for now. That will change soon enough. I have the RCI skids and 33s though.
Thank you. There are tons of "bro" trucks as you call them haha and I hate that ****. I bet my low cost build will see more offroad use than most huge lifted pavement pounders with 27 light bars. I live in a place where I can be at a trail in ten minutes with unlimited miles of trails to explore. I couldn't NOT have the truck setup to hit at least some mild trails. I had a tight budget otherwise I would've loved to have gone way overboard with a mid travel kit, wheels, rigid lightbars instead of RC, possibly forced induction. I'm still very happy with it minus the creaky Fox 2.0 coilovers (the spring rubs the top hat).
09-14-2016, 11:42 AM
good ol' northern sconie
