What Did I Do To My Truck Today.
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My Kings were just at King this week too 
Its odd basically they did some similar stuff to mine. I think they are back with Sonny at Downsouth now though getting his final touch.
Would you say your Kings ride pretty smooth? or do you have them set up to be stiffer? I sent mine in to get a smoother ride and eliminate the "topping out" problem I was having.
Is your spring rate an 18"x800#? I thought that is what your springs read, mine is an 18"x700#; I wanted to swap out to a 16"x600# but Sonny and King said no need because of what they did with the 18" springs.
Its odd basically they did some similar stuff to mine. I think they are back with Sonny at Downsouth now though getting his final touch. Would you say your Kings ride pretty smooth? or do you have them set up to be stiffer? I sent mine in to get a smoother ride and eliminate the "topping out" problem I was having.
Is your spring rate an 18"x800#? I thought that is what your springs read, mine is an 18"x700#; I wanted to swap out to a 16"x600# but Sonny and King said no need because of what they did with the 18" springs.
Some guys from this forum have had a chance to ride in my truck, they can attest how smooth the ride is considering the size and type of tire, hight and weight of the truck.
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Lookin' good, Leo, I love seeing the things you do to your truck. Can't wait to see how the hood turns out, too. I'll bet those new tires run great! I'm hoping to replace my Toyos before they reach that much wear.
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Sunday March 11th:
After I finished designing my window net and my wife finished sewing it together,
I added the Grommets
Then crazy got the best part of me and I made a bunch of holes around my windows
Then I took zippy ties to secure the net on my window openings.
With the windows up
With the windows down
The purpose of the window net is to be able to keep my windows rolled down and stop most of the dust from entering the truck, branches form slapping me or my passengers or being hit by flying pebbles when running the trials; it is intended for off road use only.
I added the Grommets
Then crazy got the best part of me and I made a bunch of holes around my windows
Then I took zippy ties to secure the net on my window openings.
With the windows up
With the windows down
The purpose of the window net is to be able to keep my windows rolled down and stop most of the dust from entering the truck, branches form slapping me or my passengers or being hit by flying pebbles when running the trials; it is intended for off road use only.
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looks good, takes some ***** to drill into good parts like that
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Shut up John.
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That would be wayyy to sophisticated. 
lol
og, you forgot to make a net for your sun roof. lol
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og, you forgot to make a net for your sun roof. lol
Last edited by gcart; Apr 12, 2010 at 06:36 AM.
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Nah, didn't think I need one, seldom open it.
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