Quote (KoJ @ Feb 28 2013 03:08pm)
right, we have everything here in california, and next weekend, im going to take it snow wheeling
Lucky, there are beaches here for mobbing but the cops don't like when you go over 20 MPH on them.
In other news, I got my front and rear suspension done. Pics were on my old phone (the one that fell out of my pocket on my bike) and I dropped my torque wrench on it to finish it off.

Got a new phone and snapped a few pics I'll have to upload when I get off work. Went smoother than the first 2 times because I used a sketchy method to compress the coil and install the shock in the assembly where as this setup came assembled in a box.
The install went fairly smooth, only had a few minor pain in the ass moments where the brackets for the reservoirs didn't want to line up with the holes in the frame. Also I have to drill a tad bit more so I can replace the gussets on my front bumper, I am currently running without them and it doesn't sit well with me. Ride difference from the Kings vs the OME setup on the front is night and day. Worth every penny to me, the rear is a different story though. I was hauling a trailer with about 3k pounds on it and it rode like a Cadillac, with no weight though it felt the same as the OME setup. I think it's the Dakar springs in the rear, they love weight and don't sag much even with a 5k pound boat being pulled. I'll wait a month before re-torquing everything and giving a better review after they settle a bit. Also smashed my driver side tie rod boot (that's what I get for using a hammer instead of a tie rod puller), not sure if it needs replacing yet, guess I'll wait and see if it gives me any issues.
Quick rear pic

Unboxing

Old OME setup next to the then removed 600 pound King coils and ditched the sway bar, don't really need it with these stiff coils!
