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I have the hd's up front as well and they ride good. I've got a steel line winch tucked up in my frame rails (weighs nearly 100lbs with plate and longer cables for the relay box).

Made in the USA, even their shocks.

I have tuff country springs. Nice and flexy but more than stable on the road.

I don't have any problems with my 2" spring lift and 33" tires. Really it's when i'm fully articulated and I've got my wheels cut to that side. I think with some careful trimming it would be a non issue.

Yup, I rub with my wheels turned Offroad with my 33's and a 2" lift. Rubs on the back corners of the front fenders.

Excellent. Interested in how you'll route your exhaust. I'm not happy with mine really. I have it running on the outside of the frame and dumping in front of the rear wheel. I trimmed the rear battery tray and moved it closer to the fender enough to clear everything.

That is a rather small picture. Not easily done on a phone but i'll try on my computer. edit* nope still can't get it to work. I shrunk the pic to 480x639 and still says its too big if i try uploading it from the "insert image" icon. The manage attachments isnt working at all for me.

Added some ammo can organizers to my 50cal "tool box" in the m1009. I'd post pics but it's not letting me.

I cannot attach files using this method. They won't upload.

Good luck and have a safe trip. I went from Illinois to colorado about a year ago in my M1009, not the same but slow, loud and long nonetheless.

Any pics of how it's set up?

Got it. I ran mine with a straight 3" pipe that dumped in front of the rear wheel, hated it. Put the biggest glass pack I could fit in it and it's much better but still loud. I need to get a downpipe re worked that goes between the engine and frame so I can run full length exhaust again and have...

I'm not sure what you're trying to say......

I dislike straight piped 6.2's. I wish I could fit a larger muffler on mine....too loud. This truck sounds good.

Ah yes I forgot to say fuel/vacuum line. I always keep a bunch in my truck and have used it on occasion (silly trans vacuum tube)

I did a 1,000 mile trip when I moved from chicago to denver over the summer. I brought, jumper cables, spare belts, spare fuel filter, general tools, air compressor (have an mv50). I also wired up a cigarette lighter so I could keep my phone charged. Only thing I wish I would of brought was a...

Installed a 60" hi-lift.

All I did on mine is cut the can in half, thread the rod with a die and then use a lock nut to tension the spring. I'm hitting 10psi at wot (a touch more when cold)

Hmmm interesting. I wasn't even aware that the strikers were supposed to have plastic. My hinges all seem solid but my strikers are starting to wear flat.

I tried heating up the crossover and using vise grips and that didnt work. Welded on a nut and it snapped off on the inside of the nut. Ended up drilling it out and tapping it. Used PLENTY of anti-seize on it.