Well built!!

That is BADDASS!!

Awesome!! Thank you!! Been researching this a ton...I have 33"s coming and I wanted to know what the fit would be WITHOUT a leveling kit! I plan on purchasing a BDS 4" lift and they recommend NOT to use a leveling kit with their 4" system!!!

Take a calculator. Multiply 285 * 0.75 that's both side walls. Then divided by 25.4 and that will get you inches of the top and bottom sidewall Add 17 for the wheel, and you go with that figure regardless of what the actual brand and model of tires shows up would measure. You go by the size. Good job thanks thumbs up

The most amp draw the winch will use is about 450amps, did you find an Anderson plug that can handle that amperage?

Excellent video! I am in WI, and would love to see some of these places someday with my 4Runner! Thanks for sharing all of the details.

Hi there, what is the tool name you are pushing the bolts opposite parts into the trucks bed? Thank you

I would like to try this place out this year with my jeep gladiator. I'd be coming from Minnesota.

what front an rear bumper are those. great driving ...

Meow.

Hi, thank you so much for this! I found the tires but which option exactly did you choose? There’s so many different versions

I have had a bed in the back of my jeep for about a year. I left the back rest of the back seat in and left it laying down. I started redoing it yesterday and thought id check youtube for ideas. Ultimately ive decided to strip the back rest to the skeleton so i removed the cushion and cover. Im adding plywood to extend it more with some legs for support. It still folds up and down for storage space like original under the back seat. Definitely nice to have a made bed for easy sleeping on adventures. Setting up camp is as easy as opening the hatch.

Sounds like you should have just gotten the rubicon, definitely not (secure) enough for a stock jl

So the first bracket you screwed in over on the drivers side, What you use it for? 🤔

I see this is 2 years old. I want to upgrade to dana 44's you did not change any mounting brackets? How is it holding up?

He went straight up redneck with the interior

What a Chevy video.

Looks bad ass!!

Great video! Very good job with step by step process for the Dodge guys. Lot of hard work and nice final product. We can do this in the driveway with a mig and plasma cutter. Sturdy and good looking!

Did you have any rubbing in the rear? I’ve got the bushwacker flats on a 6in lift on 35s… they tuck really nicely right now but thinking of going 37s. Don’t really want to do notch flares. Thanks!

Came here years ago for the ZR2, stayed to see where it goes.

How much of a 4x8 sheet of metal do you think you used?

Zr2

Thanks for posting and enjoy SC! Great detail and information - just wondering can I purchase those main mounting brackets?

Anyone could drive around in there. There are a lot of sandy spots and lots of rocks , so air down. Nice park, but the park map is a joke. If you're new, just plan on being lost.

Crappy music

What bumper is that!

I believe a hub motor is the way to go instead of a mid drive like this therefore you can keep your peddles because soon as that chain pops it will be a long push back to the house if you is far away of course.

There's a reason no one else has done this, this is the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen, as a builder I'm embarrassed, for the same price you spent you could have had a bad ass bike. I would normally never do anything like this, but thus is ridiculous.

Cool project, and you have some clever work with the drivetrain there. Pushing 3,000 watts at 72v will require 41.67 amps, and I don't think those Ryobi batteries can deliver that. I have some myself that were given to me, and it's unfortunate that they do not give the output amperage. I did find a website that claimed they output 20amps, but that seems optimistic based on the weak performance of the tools I have. The go cart battery should fix that though! Thanks for the video!

Redesigning the wheel here. One plus side is 4 of those batteries can go on a plane. My batteries are to big to fly. Update: So now your using a big one.

you need better brakes asap

what range could 4 batteries get?

2022 Colorado ZR2 Bison

Have you had any issues with the zinc plated rivet nuts rusting in your truck bed? I know Wisconsin has harsh winters. I debating on upgrading to stainless steel rivet nuts in my truck bed.

Plenty of cable size, and I use the same setup when plowing.

I have an 04 same cooler and was wondering how this bumper style would look on my truck with the leer topper and everything. Thank you.

Nice job

Great and Lovely work mate 👏 I also built my own one posted few weeks ago but differently

Always keep a breaker bar under the seat for those road rage warriors.

Omg take your sway bar off

Nice work! what brand is your plasma cutter.

An excellent job mate and it looks awesome too. New subscriber, watching from Australia. 🇦🇺

Could you share the link to order the panel

cheese and rice man! that thing as way cool for not having any kind of metal brake or bender. Nice job dude! I have the same exact winch but haven't got to use it yet.

What did the additional weight end up being on the front end of the truck? Any noticeable tire wear over the past year?

10mm is bigger than 3/8 or 11mm

What was the mpg on this?

This is awesome man, I like the way you explain your decision process. What plasma cutter are you using?

So, I’m guessing you didnt put new shocks with the lift? The good news? The new shocks will go on easier with some of the holes punched out. Did you get the flagnut kit?😁