Went to the show yesterday and they should have something like that available for everybody to attend. There were vendors for just about anythinig you could think up. Just some of the names there Warn, T-Max, Superwinch, Rancho, Tuff Country, Real Wheels, Pro Comp, K&N, Volant, Gibson, allot of the big names we discuss on this forum. The nice thing was they had answers for any questions you would have. The guy at the Real Wheels booth spoke very highly about the look of the black plastic piece they make for the upper rear corners on the H3's. I looked at them in the past but never really considered them before now. Speaking with Rancho, they did confirm that the install of their lift on the H3 DOES require cutting of factory parts, but no welding. Tuff Country involves NO cutting or welding and you CAN use factory rims if you add4 inches of backspacing. I left there with 2 large bags of info, as I go through them I will post up some links that I think have some different stuff.

One of the vendors drove a Ram 2500 Diesel show truck out from Cali, only to get hit from behind by a drunk driver when he got to Jersey. Damage wasn't to bad, but it was still bad enough.

If you guys have any questions or want any specific info I'll see what I have to help. I also did get a Keystone master catalogue. That is a nice book, it's like the JCPenny book of truck and car accessories.

 

If you have the time and the desire to put the effort into creating some threads on the various stuff for the other forums it would be much appreciated.

You know what I mean?? Suspension forum, wheels forum, etc....

 

I can do that, give me a week or so to get something together, I'm leaving for San Diego this afternoon. I'll put something together and send it to one of you mods. I'm unsure about posting links and such for nonvendor websites and let you guys post it how you may want, I'll have everything broken up by catagory like you mentioned.

 

Awesome... Let me know what is easiest for you and I will help you take care of it.

and most of all Thanks.

 

No need for a thanks, You guys have given me so much useful information, it just feels good to be able to give something back.

Back to your post earlier about getting together. I still think we need to set a date get a group togetherto do some offroading in the early spring when things arenice and muddy. Maybe try toplan for the 2nd weekend in April or the end of March. I'msure we can get some guys together.

 

I agree... I mentioned to Trey that we should do a dinner meet and then maybe plan to wheel the next day... or do a run somewhere...