Can’t wait to see that. And yes once suspension is done I’ll update. I’ll take the criticism because yours is positive and will only make for a better build. Thanks
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In all honesty, I'd love to see your truck get to the point where you can "send it" without doing damage. every time someone pushes the envelope to make something that everyone said wouldn't actually work, it helps everyone else that will come after them build their truck without having to be "first". I also do not want to see your dream truck fly into pieces the first time you do push it a little.
The biggest challenge I think you'll have is creating enough clearance to stuff those tires and wheels if the steering wheel is anything but straight. you may have to set your ride height tall, rob a little down travel and add bump cans to the front of the truck to keep the tires out of the bodywork ( and most importantly, the headlights).
some people have the demeanor to be "first", but it isn't easy. Stick with it, it does pay off.
Guess what? about 50 people have laughed at me when i've said " I'm putting 40s on a gen2 and I'm going to cycle 17" in the front, and over 20" in the rear. "
It is one thing to hack the frame off, link the truck, cut all the front suspension off, rebuild it from scratch to get the result. ( think the deberti raptor)
I'm using a bolt-on front kit and a leaf spring rear. I also have every plan of continuing to ride the hell out of a truck that everyone says is "too nice to wheel that hard" .
Do you, have fun, push the envelope and build your dream.