Here you go Rex, sorry I forgot your golden rule

 

So bed lined the rockers and bottom of doors today and right after I sprayed the drivers side a landscaper weedwacked right next to my blazer. Any one know if I can sand out the s**t he threw into the fresh coat of liner?

 

Both sides bedlined. Eventually I am going to go above the trim and do the wheel wells and bumpers when I have more money

 

Haven't updated this in a long time. Since I actually like the black trim that goes around the vehicle I reinstalled the missing piece on the drivers rear door. For now the 31s are off and my snow tires on steel 2wd rims are on it. I'm thinking of maybe running the 2wd wheels all year round or maybe buying some aftermarket wheels with 4.5 bs in spring. Working full time with a family and not having a work space means very little ability to get anything done. Also going to be replacing shackles with some lift shackles as well as doing tbar crank and gas tank after the holiday season. Has anybody pulled the rear carpet out and bedlined the cargo area because I'm considering that also just don't know how beneficial or would be.

 

No exciting updates. The bedliner I used started to peel up in some places so when it gets nicer out I want to redo that. Also because I can see through the drivers side shackle Im starting to think its a good time to do the 2" lift shackle and torsion crank. Going to be putting on the 31s again this weekend.

I did buy the cable to do a posi-lock set up like Rex, and the receiver tubes to do away with the factory tow hooks.

I also might have to buy new rear shocks again because Im thinking that the coil overs I installed last year wont allow the shackle lift to happen because they're extremely stiff. What's every one else running for rears with their shackle lift?

 

i bought the rough country 2.5 inch lift for mine cost 432+ tax and it came with new shocks, shackles, and the new keys for the front along with new upper a arms and the spacers needed for the front diff it took me and my friend 2.5 hours to install.. ( he has a lift at his house) so that is a option u could do and its not to expensive the N2O shocks aren't bad either

 

Not much to update with winter coming trying to get some things done. Got new lights on and working finally. Will try to upload pics when I get on my computer.

 

Finally got some pictures of the new lights,



And compared to the old lights