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Injector can but biased lean o2 usually doesn’t. It sees its lean and computer makes up for it by dumping fuel. Check to exterior leaks first. Then internal leaks. Injectors. Then look at o2. If you have a scanner data can confirm a biased o2 fairly quickly. Josh

What did they do to the 4x4. Any way they could have pinched a line while performing repairs. Also if it’s rich coming out of tail pipe then could be a faulty o2 sensor or injector since you said it has a misfire.

Yes more then likely going to build a small trailer and put pull outs like what is in your truck on the sides. interior sleeping and the biggest thing is heat for her. Has to be warm, which as I get older I would have to completely agree. I am looking at building a smaller pull out kitchen...

Well like the op said he hates type 2 anodized so i assumed he was having them Hardcoat Anodize Type 3 / MIL-A 8625 Type III. Which is a completely different anodizing then AN fittings or the gun parts. Most manufacturing of gun parts if not for military application are only type 2 or other...

HA HA I have these on my truck.

Awesome yes I guess ill be down at home depot today then ha ha.

What did you used for spacers on the bottom? Also what did you use to coat the wood. Love the color and the disign.

@PapaDave Thank you for the design ideas. I watched the video also and am now sold on the extruded aluminum build. My wife not so much ha ha.

Following. Need to build on myself. cant wait to see the build progress

Awesome, maybe one of these days we will have to plan a trip or weekend meet up. Although I don't have a jeep ha ha.

Thought so. was trying to get out there before the melt off but couldn't make it. Man it sure does look beautiful though.

Ive seen factor 55 stuff used on synthetic rope which is also not steal but made of material also equal or stronger then steels. If i could afford it i would also being using it as its a really nice piece of kit. The op also stated that they would be sent out to have them hard coat anodized. As...

Are you still located in Miami Florida?

I too would be very interested in a first time overland meet up. @DesertTraveler we don't live too far apart do we?

Following this project. I too am going to start my own rack. Vehicle i drive has very little aftermarket support. The one top rack is over 1000 bucks and i can't justify that when one can be built for a quarter of the price. Cant wait to see this progress. Josh

Is this after the most recent storm?

Mine has over 210k on the ticker. Just did a water pump. Carry a spare ignition coil and a few other things that just like to quit. Beside minor issues of age it just keeps going. It get driven everyday. When it sat for a month it had more issues then when I drive it. Love the thing.

Definitely looking forward to this Kent. I’ll try and make it.

aluminum as long as its the correct material is just as strong as or stronger than steel. Look at Factor 55 ultrabook, Rated to 16000 pounds and has an open end. Shackle points will be inclosed if made properly and in theory stronger. I say have at it just make sure you are using the right...

Thanks and looking forward to the report. Very excited about trip in april. Also regarding lake. Thought there was a bypass also but i could be mistaken. I really need to look into it and order the damn mojave book ha ha Josh