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I have a set of black ones off my 91 Blazer if your not able to buy his. In great shape, made half doors so I can't use them.

Wow way to much, keep looking. These gas guzzlers aren't fetching premium prices. I paid 3k for my 87 and it already had lots of upgrades.

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My Tahoe came with a second tray against the passenger side firewall. If its the actual method/system your trying to figure out, type dual batteries in google and read away...

What exactly are you looking for? A second battery tray? My Google search pulled tons of info. http://gmfullsize.com/forum/showthread.php?t=163145 that was just an example, I did not read it. I got a tray for my suburban at the junkyard from a diesel.

Where were those pics taken?

Are the pics pulling that jeep out @ Tahuya? Nice job on the rig, looks great.

You might consider this http://coloradok5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=286086&highlight=jeep+steering+shaft to replace your rag joint. Cheap and very effective. With that,new spring/swaybar bushings and a good steereing box your goal should be met. The crossover is a superior system but at a cost...

You cant have both there's no clearance. To the OP... leave the swaybar and conventional steering, your not looking for that kinda of flex based on your intentions.

With the 203/205 in your plans twin sticking the 205 will let you make tight turns. My burb is an Arb front, detroit rear and works flawlessly in the snow. I cannot imagine welding the front on anything that isn't striclty a trail rig. My trail only blazer with twin sticked doubler is welded...

Spending the money for an Arb and putting it in the rear, then welding the front? I'm sure you'll find that's a bad idea before you do it but... Your planned build sounds like a good start otherwise.

A snorkel... if Rainier ever blows its top I'm doomed regardless. I dont think my Suburban EVER saw a time it was needed. Glad to have that tree snagger gone.

Here's 1 of mine- The Funny Rocks, Naches. Winching a truggy out. Evans Creek, Wa. Elbe, Wa. Copper Creek, Mt. Rainier. Currently installing this. And slowly building this up. The 87 has a d60/arb, 14bff/detroit 5.13's, 38" Toyos and alot more (ditched the snorkel lol). Its my tow rig...