Eric's Big Build

Eric brought his truck in to get the same set up that Jarret's truck has. Full cage, dual front set up, bed cage w/ 18 inch fox shocks, while keeping its functionality as a daily driver. Pics to follow as the build progresses.

After gutting the insides we began tacking the frame in to place.







Getting the cage tucked away as possible so no head space is lost and the cage can be as concealed as possible.



ready for LCA/ tire rod install solid body mounts are in.





shock holes will be cut tomarrow



Stay posted for more updates and pictures of the final product.

-Jeff

Oh Holy Grail !!!

Damn definitely subscribing to this thread!!

Can't wait to see more pictures of this truck. My truck will be in there after I get back from deployment for the same stuff, minus the cab cage. Gonna have to wait for that.

Work looks awesome guys!

Rob

dayum

I want the LCA!!!

Jeff

Is this going to be a bolt in long travel rear shock mounting kit? I'm interested!

On another note the rear mounts seem low for swinging a 18" Shock, are we losing up travel these truck's need so badly

BRONCOBOY1 said:

Jeff

Is this going to be a bolt in long travel rear shock mounting kit? I'm interested!

On another note the rear mounts seem low for swinging a 18" Shock, are we losing up travel these truck's need so badly

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I'm hoping I can give you first hand feedback in the next couple of months!!!!

BRONCOBOY1 said:

Jeff

Is this going to be a bolt in long travel rear shock mounting kit? I'm interested!

On another note the rear mounts seem low for swinging a 18" Shock, are we losing up travel these truck's need so badly

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You would not lose up travel if anything it would stay equal. To gain up travel you have the option of notching your frame!. You will however gain quite a bit of droop travel. The reason we designed the cage low is so that the average person could keep functionality of their bed. Keep in mind this is a proto type and we still need to take it out for testing to see how well it performs. With this design it would be an easy bolt in kit that could be shipped to your door and installed your self.

So my question for those reading this is this.

If you were to do rear bed cage suspension. Would you want it low and out of the way or high and flashy so everyone could see that you are rocking a rear bed cage?

-Jeff

Low...sleeper status. I need my bed for motorcycles and camping gear.