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The radio should have a plug on it that looks similar to this Power Cable for FM Radios fits Powerwerx DB-750X, Yaesu, Kenwood & Icom [OEM-FM-CAB] - $12.99 I wouldn't trust powerpole connectors in out trucks.

My answer is always going to be directly to the battery..... Wiring & Grounding

Code is no longer required. The ARRL had to do something to get new people to join.

It all depends on the terrain and band conditions. Anywhere from 20 miles to 50 with a 50w radio and a good properly mounted antenna.

Torn Rubber, I cut mine off with the bed on.

Remove it now while you have easy access to it. The rubber will take a shit and flop around and drive you crazy.

CBs usually have that option...VHF/UHF radios typically don't

The 2 ton HF jack will get it off the ground with no wood

Jack points with a floor jack. Rear end: under the pumpkin. Front: the lower control arm. Tires and shocks will not have any effect on those points.

This is all you need... Low Profile Aluminum Racing Jack - 2 Ton, Rapid Pump® And Amazon.com: VIAIR 400P Portable Compressor: Automotive

I need to measure the upper part of the rear window. I plan on mounting one on the inside back there and behind the front grill.

If you see me you'll know it. In the WNY area there is only two of us that are active on here and do runs. Some info here http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f5/raptor-production-number-svt-list-9631/

Rocking this on my new phone

Ive run 20-25 psi... it will make life better. You will also find the BFGs tend to load up in mud but airing down helps with that, to a point.

This is one of the reasons why I'll be racing this year.

That was 37- JacksonRaptor

Where in NY are you?

Don't forget Jason asking if its done yet every 5 min.

Stick with the comet mount. A little better quality and tend not to rust out right away.

Mine had to be pressed in

and over priced for what you actually get.

Any chance of making a shorter bar with only amber? I do some recovery work for a towing company once and a while. This setup would work perfect I think.

I have pretty high water pressure here, and its not all about pressure.... I've found that the more water you dump on the mud the easier it is for it to come off. Trust me, I've had several types of clay on my truck. I also let it bake for a couple weeks before using this method. It works.

This method is more effective and you have time to do other things and eat less mud.

Yea they finally lifted the driving ban for the south towns today. My friends shop had all of their towing equipment sent down to pull cars out so they could finish clearing the roads.