DTranTaco
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Thanks bud!Great video! Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks bud!Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Honestly I think the fronts are easier. It's hard to say how long the rear look since I also filmed everything and that made the whole process take forever. In total, it was about a day and a half to finish both front and back. I think if you allotted yourself about 5-6 hours, that should be a good enough if you can already identify where everything is, your tools are set out and ready and you've watched enough videos and read instructions to understand the process.How long did the rear take? Was it easier than the front?
I got my front done. My jack stands weren't high enough for the front.
Wha! No way. We'll see how it turns out. YOLO. Hope I don't get it stranded.Honestly I think the fronts are easier. It's hard to say how long the rear look since I also filmed everything and that made the whole process take forever. In total, it was about a day and a half to finish both front and back. I think if you allotted yourself about 5-6 hours, that should be a good enough if you can already identify where everything is, your tools are set out and ready and you've watched enough videos and read instructions to understand the process.
I have been driving on my RXTs for about a month now and have really enjoyed them. Good luck!Drivers side icon rxt's installed. This evening will be passenger side. Took about two hours. Hardest part was getting the extra leaf installed for the full pack.View attachment 45488View attachment 45489
Which level did you go with? I'm adding the extra leaf (as opposed to replacing the third leaf). Anticipating it being a little stiff with just the decked system, some gear, and a RTT. Planning on a rear bumper soon, and don't want to be messing with the leaf springs again...I have been driving on my RXTs for about a month now and have really enjoyed them. Good luck!
Yes, I also added the extra leaf. I have a Decked system, RTT and about 200 lbs of gear. I don’t feel that it is super stiff. It seems the leafs are just stiff enough to allow my shocks to do a better job dampening the bumps, they aren’t so overwhelmed now.Which level did you go with? I'm adding the extra leaf (as opposed to replacing the third leaf). Anticipating it being a little stiff with just the decked system, some gear, and a RTT. Planning on a rear bumper soon, and don't want to be messing with the leaf springs again...
Fun video! I'm a big fan of Tekton torques wrenches.Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome job and video! You make it look too easy, and love the pizza shot (working on the truck always goes better with pizza!)I did my suspension over the weekend. It was my first time doing it and I had a lot of fun learning more about the process. Here's a montage video if anyone needs to kill some time. lol
Original link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kh3Q354Av9A
So the rears are definitely easier. Worst part was hope nothing gets overextended. There were brief moments when I let the axle hang on the side. Hope that doesn't affect anything. Leaf Center Bolt was spinning so I just took the angle grinder to it.Honestly I think the fronts are easier. It's hard to say how long the rear look since I also filmed everything and that made the whole process take forever. In total, it was about a day and a half to finish both front and back. I think if you allotted yourself about 5-6 hours, that should be a good enough if you can already identify where everything is, your tools are set out and ready and you've watched enough videos and read instructions to understand the process.
Me too! I have 3 different ones from them!Fun video! I'm a big fan of Tekton torques wrenches.
Agreed!Awesome job and video! You make it look too easy, and love the pizza shot (working on the truck always goes better with pizza!)
I finally got to a Taco meetup!!! Check this out!
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I also determined I really need a wider stance and a lift.
I'm working on it.Was yours sitting in a dug out?
Nice! Truck is looking good man!And done!
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I wish I knew you were looking at that, I have a BNIB one in my garage. Mines flat thoughI added an AVS Aeroskin II hood protector.
Thanks Justin. I ordered the AVS Aeroskin II in July and it just came in.I wish I knew you were looking at that, I have a BNIB one in my garage. Mines flat though
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Is that a folding kayak? Which one is that and do you like it?Big hill pond state park camping trip. Didn't get a truck pic, but we had a great time in the roof top tent with all the gear underneath. View attachment 45686
I've had an orukayak, was very happy with it. Now I have a family with three kids (3,4,6 years old), and a tippy single kayak just doesn't cut it.Is that a folding kayak? Which one is that and do you like it?
Dang! You got some beautiful country your way!View attachment 45733
Took a drive on Sunday up highway 88 to see how the snow and burn areas are doing. I went as far as Devils Garden Vista Point.
Thanks! Here's those two awesome trees on the right:Dang! You got some beautiful country your way!