Recent content by DanR7985

I have no idea. You'd probably need to talk to someone from there. There was already about 4 inches on the ground maybe an hour south of the end though. Sent from my SM-G892A using Tapatalk

I just finished it Saturday. I was a good time. I have noticed that there are no decals for it so I took some time and made a design. It may not be perfect or 100% exact, but it looks good to me. If anyone wants a copy of it feel free to use it. I hope to get a small decal made soon. Here's my...

What about a shotgun shell holder and just cut the stitch on some of the holders. For example make 2 spots into 1 large spot for spices. If you have a 6 shell holder and cut every other vertical stitch you could have 3 spice holders.

I prefer standard sizings because they are so much easier to understand. 33x10.5x17 Very simply 33" tall, 10.5" wide, 17" rim. If metric followed the same format it wouldn't bother me. Instead you have to take percentages and all that crap. The width number doesn't bother me because 265 is a...

I am looking at that exact tire size for me, but the actual size on the Cooper website are not what a 255 75 17 usually run. I am worried about them being too big. Do you know if your tires were the size that Cooper said they would be?

Thanks for all the replies. That is more or less what I figured although I never thought about the strong possibility of someone plugging a three prong 12V drill into a 110V socket. That is a very good point. I also thought about using jumper cables and soldering them onto a drill. One thing I...

Ok quick question on the drill. Is there a reason why you couldn't use an inverter or maybe a plug in the bed of the vehicle like so many come with anymore with a standard electric drill? Is it because it normally runs off of a standard house outlet which is 110V instead of the 12V in vehicles...

In my 2015 Colorado 4x4 CCSB I get around 21-22 winding back roads. I get 25 highway pretty easy, but the best I got over a 50 miles stretch was 29.1.

It looks like it's coming along great. Any updates on the rock sliders yet?

Did some quick searching and Interco makes the SSR in 35x10.5. Cooper has the new STT Pro is 34.49x10.9.

Looking forward to the future of this build. I had a 99 GMC Highrider, and I loved that thing. I was young and tore the crap out of it though. Blew one engine and almost another before I got rid of it. I still wish I had it sometimes.

It's looking good. I got the toolbox put on my Colorado last night before the rain hit so I wasn't able to get much in there, the small round mirrors on my side view mirrors, I have the transfer case skid plate ordered, and I have the door sill protectors on. So far that is all I have done...

I suppose I can post on your thread here as well as over at coloradofans ha. I am looking to get some sliders as well, and I thought about measuring to see if sliders from a Tacoma would fit. Any idea if they would be close?

I look forward to a more long term review on these tires. I was wanting ST MAXX when I get new, but with how these are sounding they might be my next set.

I haven't rubbed once hitting bumps at a hard turn at speed both on and offroad. I am thinking about putting on a leveling kit just for a looks perspective though.