Work may be slowing down for the moment, but we are ramping up toward the suspension system install. Tonight the final piece of the drive train was mounted in order to take the needed measurements. Randy, at
Extreme Overkill Fabrication with a little help from a mutual friend, Russel, for another set of hands mounted the second transfer case to the engine-transmission-transfer case setup already installed. The triple stick from
RADesigns Products LLC will be installed late
r, but this allowed measurements to be taken for the Meyhem Metal Works 4-link system to be produced. This is going to be one awesome setup!
Here are a couple pictures of the transfer case setup.
After the suspension gets ordered, Extreme Overkill Fabrication will be raising the chassis as we discussed to accommodate the
PRP Seatsonce they get ordered.
The only piece of the puzzle missing to complete the suspension system is the coil-over shocks. I am open to suggestions from all my friends for sure.
Once that is all done, we may have to move the project, but with prayer it will not have to be delayed again. More on that later. We still have a wiring harness from
Off Road Solutions in the works and will be still contacting more sponsors as we have more needs. I get overwhelmed every time I think about the to-do list; dash switches, gauges, harnesses, fuel tank, fuel lines, brakes and brake system, pedal assemblies, body panels, tires, lights, windshield, transporting it around, the list goes on and on and on!
As I said in the beginning, this build may be slow, but it is still moving forward! Keep the build in prayer for those who it touches both during the build and once complete, and keep me in prayer for the patience to organize it. Thanks. God is revealing more ideas on how this can be used for His Glory every day, and when it is done I am excited to do just that.
A final and HUGE thanks to my buddy Jon at
C4x4.com for the continued coverage of the build.
So do you remember those beautify bead-lock wheels we had powder coated for the build? I finally got a great help fitting them with rubber!
Thanks to my new friend at Reno Off Road, I was given a partial sponsorship and a great price on a new set of BFG Krawlers! Red Label no less! 
