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Just checked out the build, looking good!! :metal:

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looks like some good progress coming soon!

where did you get your switchbox from? i been looking for something to replace my 5 switcher...do they come in 7?

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work work work and then balls out to get new toys in the burb sounds like the good life! :lol: finally got to look through your build so I'll be following now subbed :smoke:

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thanks Scott, your crew cab is looking good and coming along pretty nice as well ;)

haha yup :devil: and its an avs switch box, got it from the local spring/suspension shop where i bought all my air management/bag stuff. yes avs sells them in a 7 switch box, you can find them on their website

yup gotta make money so i can try to play :lol:, would rather be closer to home so i can work on it more often but oh well... and thanks, glad you like it enough to subscribe to it :uhmk:

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Hey man I'll take your burb off your hands anyday or you can drop it off in my garage so I can tinker and get that porterbuilt swag in :lol:
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hahaha sounds like we got a funny guy on our hands ;)

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:lol: hey I was only offering sides I'm unsure about bagging my own at this point it rides okay ish but drivetrain is my own main concern at this point
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i know, im still far from mine being bagged the way i want it and how i want it to ride, but it dont ride bad just need to add some shocks up front lol. drive train will be after i get all the suspension done

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Back at it huh? GOOOOODDDDD

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yes sir you bet, got some porterbuilt, and some air ride tech stuff thats gonna get installed when i get beck home if i have enough time to get it all done :D
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Looking good

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thanks, yours is coming out pretty sick as well
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gonna be getting in on the slosh tubz goodness :D

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its official, just paid for my slosh tubz (thanks Mike Losh), now i gotta wait for them arive and for me to get home so i can install them along with a bunch of other goodies i got waiting.... its also official that im the second burb to run a set of them, Dennis Bruin is #1. and both burbs are also in sunny So. Cal. which in my book is also a plus :D

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I need to get me a set of those too.

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do it, im sure you wont be disappointed. and you can be the 3rd burb to run them :)
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Wish i had the coin..those things are nice !
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haha yah man they sure are. and that was almost a full weeks pay for me to buy them :(, BUT it will be worth it in the end...

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absolutely worth it...cleans up a lot under the hood

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yes they sure do, now to figure out what to do for the battery/battery tray since they might not work with the original one... hmmm lol. wanna keep it under the hood for ease of access. guess i got some deciding to do haha
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porterbuilt trans and trailing arm crossmember installed :metal:
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more work less computer :lol: I'm stalking I know okay get back to work I'll leave ya alone

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lol. its going back into storage again tomorrow morning as i have to do some running around and work on my other truck before i go back to work on saturday... then when i get back next home time i will do some more work on it as well.

oh! and i hooked up my air horn as well. need to either change the valve with one that can handle 200 psi or regulate it down for just the horn because the valve wont open with the 200 psi :lol:

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She's looking awesome! Nicely done! How hard was it swapping out the trailing arm cross member with the body still on the frame? I'll be tackling this also in the next few weeks, and I guess I'm more curious what worked best for you in removing the top rivets. Any tricks or tips you can throw my way?