Thanks for the video! Been really going back and forth on doing a one/two man shop here lately.

Very good VIdeo, this doesn't just apply to being a mechanic, it applies to all kinds of jobs :).

Hell yeah market wizards. I recognized that book right away. Sick truck. 🔥

What calipers and rotors did you use?

How is the ride with the Teins. Been thinking of getting some for my mr2? Any complaints?

Amazing truck I also have an obs and was wondering what the ride quality is like

Looks good. No doubt buying a kit would be easier but the fact that you fabbed everything makes it more impressive.

Thanks for the video. I also have a vaccum depletion issue and hard pedal at idle. I checked the very same hose before watching the video and noticed the exact same looking crack. Thanks for including a how-to on checking the pump and booster. It is a good way to eliminate other potential issues while I'm in there replacing the hose.

I had to rewind ⏪ this to the truck lifts for my son. He absolutely loved it! Such wide eyes in amazement. Thanks for the upload.

I'm almost mirroring your trucks look. although my rear end has the psi irs kit, so it can lower further. Thanks for the update! Sweet turnout. Can't wait to finish mine.

Truck is super clean. Love how low you were able to get with the stock bed. I need this in my life... But in a suburban for the family

For the an hoses and fittings for tbe air lines what brand did you use bc all my lines keep leaking at the fitttings

nice truck bro! love the all white look you got going on! I went with bigger bags up front on my build and now only need to run 45psi and has a nicer ride I find great idea with the AN lines to man

Truck looks awesome 👏

What air gauge do you have? Also do you like it? I have one just like that and it goes to shit within months. Thanks

Thanks man, had already removed the sparewheel because pre-facelifted XJS cars have them over there 😅

Any videos of the build

Good job, and keep enjoying the journey. The process of figuring it out and where you're driving it!

Truck looks great. I love that its a driver more than it being a show only truck. I want to keep my flat floor also and am torn on underbed notch or stepnotch. Im thinking your about 4" from laying out in rear. Could you measure that for me" i need to decide if i can live with an underbed notch or not.

Fantastic! Really enjoyed watching this and as someone who edits for a living and loves building and restoring projects, It is very difficult to, film, edit and stay focused and interested. I totally get where you are coming from but thanks for sharing this build.

Nice ride man. I've got a 06 lbz that is my "shop truck " haha

Appreciate the video. Can't over state the frustration of watching you give tips I can't hear because of the music. Not what I'm looking for on a hot day while trying to figure this out.

Is that as low as it will go in the rear?

What year ?

That was very helpful I had the exact same problem the clutch pedal fail as I was I was able to drive it home just by using the accelerator and RPMs but. Thanks for the video

very good

Keep up the good work Jacob. I too enjoy the process of making my own parts. You're doing a good job and thank you for sharing.

Did you use an fittings for the airlines ? And mount the tank on the bed? Is there a video yet . I saw it in your shorts

Thanks. Finally someone who uses a tripod and good lighting! I've got my work cut out for me.

Awesome video!!

Truck is looking killer and nice welds at 10:36.

Super detailed. Well done thanks

Can you tell me the name and size of those wheels? I love this truck man! I have a 63 impala and I'm looking for these wheels for it. I plan on bagging it as well. Love the progress vids on this build as well... Keep on Truck'n!

My mechanic charged me $450 CAD $330 USD. Is that too much?? Seems like a simple fix to me

Great video

GR8 JOB... i'd like the same on my 2000 ex-cab ... working man budget....

What’s size rims and tires ?

Love the truck! It’s really cool seeing its transformation from what it was to now. Keep up the good work.

anyone notice loss of engine power or limp home mode without check engine light due to this? anyone know if its even possible.

I love your wheel fitment. What are the specs as far as width and offset/backspace?

Went from avrage rual canadain truck to the truck thats owned by the guy who thinks he know about trucks

Im sorry but what did you do to it

My buddy got a truck like this, except it’s all white pretty sure with a 350 or a 327

Slickkkkkk

Thank you for uploading this, simple and good explanation !

Badass ride

I'm not one to splurge on new tools, but you need a plasma cutter in a bad way. Awesome build! I just found your channel and will be following along.

My truck is as clean as your but my paint is shitty af 😂 It’s lived in Nashville and Central Alabama it’s whole life so to very clean. No rust at all except the cab corners which is very strange since I can’t find any rust anywhere else. I have a 5/7 drop and thinking about doing bags and a manual swap at some point. I only say all this because your truck looks almost exactly like mine. its white and it gives me hope that I will eventually take the time to finish it.

Good lookin truck.nice paint

Bubba all you had to do to get your bridge height is measure the height of the bed brace. They sit on the frame rail and are tack welded to the bed floor 🤣 Also, you could’ve definitely went higher on your notch so that your axle had more clearance. Reklez’s under bed step notch is 2” between the top of the notch and the top of the bridge. Another thing, you could easily use a Tahoe fuel tank. They mount behind the axle where the original tire carrier goes.