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I forgot to add that Fiberwerx also has a fender liner option as well.

Those fenders are from Fiberwerx www.fiberwerx.com Other options are McNeil racing and Fun-haver

The plastic sides in the cargo area scratch up way to easily. A nice set of metal panels to replace the plastic would definitely get my attention.

Your kitchen area kicks up from your original frame. Is that section included in your rough 5x10 size? Or is the 5x10 just the main frame platform you built?

Very cool, I love to see people not afraid to fabricate and design/build things on their own. Harbor freight just announced a new 10x5 modular trailer at SEMA last week. Starting at $999 seems like it would be a pretty good jump starting point for a project like this. Axle, wheels, tires, tongue...

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Haha, but hey they won an award at the 2022 SEMA for these pods!!

That's the way sheet metal is formed. It's takes a series of brakes in a particular order, per panel. They have a cnc brake so it expedites as much of the braking process by doing as many brakes as possible before needing to change the tooling. Once they get into full production mode I'm sure...

I am only able to use them on the driver's door window. They are just too tall. I wish someone made a replacement visor that was a couple of inches shorter.

In order to stick with the stock badlands wheels (+55 offset) you will need to run a narrow tire. The Sasquatch goodyears will hit the upper control arm I believe. If you ran the factory wheels and 33” big all terrains you currently have it won’t look bad at all. I vote you keep running those as...

You can always buy springs that are for A 2 door wildtrak. Or better yet try the 4 door springs first to see what you think. Change them out if you think they’re too stiff. A lot of aftermarket coilovers only come with one spring and don’t have a 2/4 door option, so I can’t imagine it being too...

Maybe a dumb question, but will the paintable (primer) version be textured or smooth?

$749 for a half day

Agreed. Not really that good of a cookie. Way overpriced and way overhyped. New locations going in too close together. I don't think most of them will last. I'm not saying I wouldn't eat any of them, but I definitely won't be spending any money on them.

I did some simple googling back when Turn first started introducing bumpers, because they came out of nowhere claiming to have lots of experience. I don't remember the specifics, but the owner of Turn was family affiliated with DV8.

Have you guys considered making these adjustable in height? Seems like your existing bracket could just drill a few more sets of holes and it would work. May need to run flat head socket caps like you have on the roll bar attachment. I guess it would depend if you had room to install the side...

@PTTyler What is the distance hole to hole between the bolts on your 4 door brackets?

Kibbetech was a wise choice. I love seeing any work they put out. This thing looks like the definition of Fun-Haver.

It's been discussed before in other hothead threads. They haven't exactly proven to be the best thing to attach to.... There are multiple threads with people complaining about their factory headliners falling down. If you were to pick up a hothead liner they are surprisingly heavy...