Recent content by Kellyex1450

Here is how lots of semis do shackles. I always thought this would be a good design scaled down.

These are some rad innovations you’ve got here — I can really see how this setup could prolong leaf-spring life and let the pack act more like a true spring instead of carrying so many secondary stresses. Since you’ve clearly put a ton of thought and experience into leaf-spring systems, I...

That third member, I got an investment for you, your pic of the litter, pit bull puppies, just nothin with dice hanging out back.

Also I built an adjustable bump stop strike pad for the rear bumps. Its built out of the adjustable leveling feet on a GE 64 slice VCT lightspeed CT, pn 2105871. Got them from work.

Pissnoma Family Shakedown Trip Took Monday off with the wife and kids and did a five-person trip to test out the setup. I already knew the rooftop tent wouldn’t fit all five of us, so we went three in the tent and two in the bed — worked out great. In bad weather we could probably sardine all...

MCD is the Ed Hardy of off-road fabrication. prove me wrong.

I built a RTT mount and mounted a RTT on the Pissnoma today

What are you bringing out? What's the ratio of jeeps, Toyotas and everything else at these events?

I thought you pulled the trans out of the repo truck? Might be time to through some money at a Marlin Crawler nice trans?

Jump it, or its not worth it.

Do tell, what transactions transpired? TTB the world?

I dont, its a relatively fresh build, we are figuring each other out still. I like challenging rock gardens like John Bull in BB or Dusy Ershim but am less interested in trails where you hang of the side of a cliff, that being said im open to suggestions. body damage I try and avoid but it happens.

Here she is, 2003 GMC Sonoma with HP Dana 44 up front out of a 1978 Bronco and a 8.8 out back, locked front and rear (lunch Boxes) with 4.88 gears. Affectionately named Pissnoma

Keep them pics commin! I never owned one of these but they're on my short list of vehicles i would love to own. hoping the prices don't go the way of the Bronco.

I just want to give a huge thanks to BLGT for letting me bring my truck to the Off-Road Expo. I went to the very first one in Pomona back in the early 2000s and always dreamed of having a vehicle in it. Well, 25 years later, it finally happened! Honestly, when I first saw this thread I had that...