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in reply to: Lifting a splitty bus #33580in reply to: JJ's projects #33579
I used the Empi 7/8” front bar for splitty, used the urethane mount that came with it coupled with a slightly modified bug sway bar band clamp and a couple u bolts from the hardware store for the end clamps. On the rear I used the Empi 3/4” bug swing axle sway bar kit. Welded a couple plates for the center mounting. Will post up some pics tonight if it helps to make sense.
in reply to: Utah Campouts – Ottinger Event 4/29/23! #33544That looks like a bitchin time John.
Hell yeah. I’m getting excited for this. Looking forward to another Lin tour. Maybe we can convince Lin to do an over-nighter?…I mean he had that awesome baywindow camper now. I say we meet up Friday, then take off Saturday morning with Lin to go find an awesome hidden camp spot.
I’d be down for that
in reply to: Coles SWR DD Pamper #33542Damn cole! Talk about getting on with the program. Hope you get it going for Moab.
in reply to: JJ's projects #33541So… another road trip, another thought on things… I love my raised beam.. love it!!! Not one rub whole trip!!! But, with all this extra front suspension travel, the leaning in the turns is possibly worse…. so I am back to thinking those bilsteins might just be the ticket!!!! I do like the soft ride, but not all the chassis roll. Love my 3.44 r/p. Love my 2332.. I see no reason to build any other combo unless you just don’t want the best combo, prefer going slow and like being under powered.
after the first drive in my bus after adding adjusters and dropping the cradle, the body roll was shitty. I then added front/rear sway bars and damn, what a huge difference. Im also thinking about Bilsteins as the shocks on mine may be at the end of their stroke and I don’t wanna pop a shock mount off.
in reply to: Lifting a splitty bus #33241Bitchin Baja bus
in reply to: Lifting a splitty bus #33112Looks great! Short work of it to. Like Rusty said, an “I’m doing this thread” instead of; “I’m thinking of doing this thread”.
thanks, lots of planning and research (about 2 years) made for a fairly quick execution.
in reply to: Coles SWR DD Pamper #33111This is the first stop on the trip I’ve been planning with Derek from Utah for a 3 day cruise/camping trip to Utah’s west desert. I hope you all come! May 17-19. Going to see cool old mining stuff, a hobbit house, hot springs, lots of open space, not a lot of people or gas. Lots of fun! </span>
im looking forward to this
I’m thinking there are better places to camp than in the sand lot….
i was looking into a trip down there last fall and from what I remember, the area around Gemini bridge was BLM land and from what I hear you can camp anywhere on blm land within 500 feet or something of the access roads…however we Ended up not going and went up to boulder Utah and Bryce Canyon instead
in reply to: Lifting a splitty bus #33050<span style=”-webkit-tap-highlight-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0);”>Finally Done. Time to cruise and camp.</span>
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anyone remember the sand storm last year?? Took the rest of the year to get moab out of my bus.
that was a brutal night.
in reply to: Road trip pics!!! #32893Damn John, that looks painful.
in reply to: Lifting a splitty bus #32890Looking good Wayne!
ive had a bro-ner over the BBOE since John finished it a few years ago, finally at a point in my life to become a copy-cat.
in reply to: Lifting a splitty bus #32888Great progress! Are you trying to get it driving by a certain show/camp out?
<p style=”text-align: left;”>we drive the shit out of our bus and it’s killin me having it down. Want to have it going again sooner than later, but the next camping trip will more than likely be the Ottinger camp out.</p>
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