Hopefully we will get to give our LBE and RTT a shake down this Friday. It all has been installed on our Gladiator for a while. That four letter word (work) has kept us from using it. I am definitely interested in the awning mounts. Since the LBE is short, have you considered making the awning mounts able to “telescope” to give more headroom? We did the Clayton Off Road 1.5” Overland suspension with the HD rear spring option. That too is all bolt on and gives a good ride.
Glad you got it all installed! Looking forward to hearing how well it works for you after the shake down. As for the awning mounts, yes, there will be some type of telescoping or adjustment movement for the exact reason you mentioned. I'm still working on the specifics, but I definitely want it to be high enough to walk under. Glad the lift is working well for you. I have heard good feedback from that one as well.
Very nice build! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks! It's ever evolving, but we're pretty set on the current build out. We just need to button up the new rear seat delete and power setup.
@@AdventureLab Can’t wait for the next video. Thank you so much for what you guys do for the overland community.
Hopefully we will get to give our LBE and RTT a shake down this Friday. It all has been installed on our Gladiator for a while. That four letter word (work) has kept us from using it. I am definitely interested in the awning mounts. Since the LBE is short, have you considered making the awning mounts able to “telescope” to give more headroom? We did the Clayton Off Road 1.5” Overland suspension with the HD rear spring option. That too is all bolt on and gives a good ride.
Glad you got it all installed! Looking forward to hearing how well it works for you after the shake down.
As for the awning mounts, yes, there will be some type of telescoping or adjustment movement for the exact reason you mentioned. I'm still working on the specifics, but I definitely want it to be high enough to walk under.
Glad the lift is working well for you. I have heard good feedback from that one as well.
@@AdventureLabDefinitely keep us posted. I am interested for sure and I don’t mind being an early adopter and/or tester.