FishOn
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This site has been the source of tons of info and inspiration, so I thought I'd pay it forward. Let me know if I can help anyone that's looking into the same mods...
The opportunity to build the dream truck I've wanted since my childhood when my dad lifted his brand new 1980 Toyota 4x4 is here, albeit on a bittersweet note. With a kid in college, a mortgage, COVID, the wife's Duramax 4x4, etc., the idea of getting a sick new truck alone was pretty far fetched, much less being able to convince the wife I needed to dump another $10 or 15k into it... I was pretty sure I'd be rolling the Camry for another 5 years before she "gave" me the Chevy 2500 and she got the new Tahoe she wants now.
The bitter part of the situation: My dad's health took a turn south and he passed away in August. (Love ya, Pop!)
The sweet part of the situation: He left me his 2019 5.7 4x4 Big Horn with 3500 miles and just enough cash to get it dialed in the way I've always wanted. (Party On, Pop!)
The List: Audio, Bumpers/Drop Steps, Suspension, Brakes, Tuner, Intake/Exhaust, Re-gear, and de-badge/black out/remove as much chrome as possible. Goodies have been trickling in for the last few weeks, the major fun and games will begin this coming weekend. Here are the highlights:
Blackhorse Offroad RA-19 Front and Rear Bumpers, bull bar, skid plate with Hella and Westin LEDs
Westin HDX Bed access nerf bars
BDS 6" adjustable coil over lift w/ BDS control arms and Fox shocks
Powerstop Z36 kit
Hostile Venom on Falken Wildpeak 37x12.5x20
Edge Pulsar
K&N 63 series
Airaid TBS
Magnaflow D Fit, re-pipe straight out from there
Rebel style grill, blacked out
Spyder Black bezel headlight replacements
Audio: I have the 8.4" screen that will stay but everything else will get some love, thanks to Crutchfield and a few others. If you're new to car audio and need guidance, Crutchfield is freaking amazing...
Fosgate 750x5 amp
Fosgate DSR-1
Front/Rear doors - Infinity REF 9633 - 3 way 6x9
Dash - Infinity REF 3032 - 3.5"
Fosgate Punch 10" in Ground Shaker 60% box
I'll start taking pics as soon as the "surgery" begins.
The opportunity to build the dream truck I've wanted since my childhood when my dad lifted his brand new 1980 Toyota 4x4 is here, albeit on a bittersweet note. With a kid in college, a mortgage, COVID, the wife's Duramax 4x4, etc., the idea of getting a sick new truck alone was pretty far fetched, much less being able to convince the wife I needed to dump another $10 or 15k into it... I was pretty sure I'd be rolling the Camry for another 5 years before she "gave" me the Chevy 2500 and she got the new Tahoe she wants now.
The bitter part of the situation: My dad's health took a turn south and he passed away in August. (Love ya, Pop!)
The sweet part of the situation: He left me his 2019 5.7 4x4 Big Horn with 3500 miles and just enough cash to get it dialed in the way I've always wanted. (Party On, Pop!)
The List: Audio, Bumpers/Drop Steps, Suspension, Brakes, Tuner, Intake/Exhaust, Re-gear, and de-badge/black out/remove as much chrome as possible. Goodies have been trickling in for the last few weeks, the major fun and games will begin this coming weekend. Here are the highlights:
Blackhorse Offroad RA-19 Front and Rear Bumpers, bull bar, skid plate with Hella and Westin LEDs
Westin HDX Bed access nerf bars
BDS 6" adjustable coil over lift w/ BDS control arms and Fox shocks
Powerstop Z36 kit
Hostile Venom on Falken Wildpeak 37x12.5x20
Edge Pulsar
K&N 63 series
Airaid TBS
Magnaflow D Fit, re-pipe straight out from there
Rebel style grill, blacked out
Spyder Black bezel headlight replacements
Audio: I have the 8.4" screen that will stay but everything else will get some love, thanks to Crutchfield and a few others. If you're new to car audio and need guidance, Crutchfield is freaking amazing...
Fosgate 750x5 amp
Fosgate DSR-1
Front/Rear doors - Infinity REF 9633 - 3 way 6x9
Dash - Infinity REF 3032 - 3.5"
Fosgate Punch 10" in Ground Shaker 60% box
I'll start taking pics as soon as the "surgery" begins.