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Any concern for or effort to mitigate warping the axle because of all the weld happening on only one side of the rear end? I’ve had it affect some of my work (Not axles) in the past and planning ahead is always easier than fixing after, just wondering how you deal with the issue; if it even is...

Representing Ujoint at KOH. Got a ton of thumbs ups and a lot of conversations. This van continues to amaze in its capabilities on the trail (really no trail needed at all).

Dig’n those wheels, makes my Methods look plain. Just curious: make and model?

In the meantime there’s this (hope it’s okay that I post this on your thread Chris): ——————————————————————— If you're near San Juan Capistrano on March 16, plan a visit to the 1st SoCal Adventure Expo. Vehicle show and tell; ebike and mtb demo; beer and food; vendors from outdoor industries...

FYI, June Mountain is 20min north on 395 and totally free to all under 12 years old. We have four little ones from 12 - 6 yrs. We spent our money on lessons for them there and came out of it spending less than just the lift-tickets would have been for them anywhere else.

Mammoth and June in CA this weekend was epic! Made all the better with Ujoint equipped, 37” tires, chains on fronts, dragging the pumpkins through the snow. June had 6ft in 24hours!!!!

Mine at Joshua Tree in SoCal.

Chris, normally, hard mounting something from frame to body, in this case a ladder from the bumper to the roof rack would be bad but with the stiffness of the body on these e350 vans, is that rule nessesary? Aluminess somewhat does it with their tire mounts by having you mount the unit to the...

Regarding your cute family, boys are thinking "Cheese", daughter is thinking "really dad, I have to stand here in the cold!?!" I have two boys and two girls all under 10 years so it looks familiar to me. Great picture, enjoy!

Yep. Showed up yesterday in my news feed. Odd list, for sure, and with obvious intentions but they can wrap a tire on anything and they chose you! Good work.

#5 of top ten in Nitto Tire's "10 American Cars to Put on Your Wishlist" ad running currently on internet is: V4! Congratulations Chris. Sorry if this was mentioned already, just ran across it today. I can't figure out how to link it for all to see here but it's out there!

Well, that's convenient... I'm at my business weekdays and I'll charge you scrap prices and help my fellow van owner load the goods. PM me if your interested, don't want to litter this thread with our BS.

Not sure wher you are but I have all my left-overs from my 2004 6.0 e350 sitting and waiting to be scrapped too. Location: Long Beach, CA

Happy Birthday from the left coast Chris!

Tire and lift size on the TX white xl pope-mobile, maybe I missed it? Just looks bigger than mine and I'm wondering if it's the front end sheet metal and bumper. By the way. I have the 2004 w/ 6.0L but it's basic trim. Thinking about swapping a newer complete cabin onto my frame/engine/Ujoint...

Wait a minute! Just noticed the bump stops. These aren't for your van kits at all, are they?

I love the Fox brand and am happy with them on my Ujoint but I grew up with Kings, they are only blocks away, Bret has always been great and I've always used his stuff exclusively on everything I've built. Glad to see you're incorporating this great brand into your already fantastic kits. Did...

Cool, I have the OX locker on my front (6" Ujoint on 6.0L xl)! Did they stick with the cable or go all techy with air or electric activation? I'll add the rear OX later, stock f350 limited slip suits my purposes for now but I'm itching to add another cool mechanical lever to the cab...

Deka batteries in all my equipment at work and everything else immediately as we cycle out OME. Made in USA and seem to be doing a good job of being green too. I have always had good luck with them. Have two 4dlt Dekas waiting for my van now.

Politician, what are you running for prez.