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Looked like a fun ride!

Well done! Love the Ozarks.

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HEY GUYS LOVE YOUR CHANNEL I HAVE AN 2002 BURB 1500 SO I LOVE WATCHING SUBURBANS TRAIL RIDING , WHAT SIZE LIFT AND TIRES DO YOU RUN AND WHAT ARE YOU GEARED

Good time wheelin that day!

When they start paying or providing a good or service, then they can cry about what's fair or not.

We really had a great time wrenching and wheeling with you. Can’t wait until our paths cross again.

Looks like a good time. Wheelin Mikels is great, up or down.

Thanks for the informative video.

You don't have any power mods do you? Or did the shaft just get hit in an odd way.

HEY! AWESOME WORK! Question- at the obstacle around 11:00- Did that white GX that showed up at 13:48 make that same obstacle? If so, was there any damage? We attempted that trail and made it all the way to that obstacle and opted not to chance it with our stock GX. Also, you are VERY correct that it has washed out quite a bit since 2020. 😳

Nice, that trails has been on my list of todos. Now that I have the sliders I think I’ll be good to try it out.

Looks like a fun trail, I might have to do a few mods and pull my tent off before attempting it!

Fun watching too big rigs get through the woods. A little sketch skirting along the creek bank. Thought you were a little close to the edge😁

You two have my favorite 'Burb builds. Really cool ya'll got to meet up.

I got to see it coming through Redfield

They make some drill bit electric sharpners

It was good to meet you at RITO. Suburban was doing good on those trails we hit with that solid axel!

Some uh.. creative debeading methods!

But them stickers looked good on there though

😂 i dont blame yea , and i believe your correct to do this

I would upgrade to a shorter steam atkeast maybe metal

Hello, greetings from Pontassieve, Florence, Italy. I have a Suzuki Jimmy 4x4 with a 1.3 liter m13a petrol engine, 2001, all original, which I usually drive on dirt roads on rural farms and on dirt forest roads used by loggers. to get firewood from the forest. With forestry tractors, skidders and forwarders, as well as with forestry machines used to transport wood! And this despite the fact that the 4x4 off-road vehicle with original tuning shows itself very well on such roads!

Is there a video to detail your suburban build?

I follow u on insta brother thank you

You remember that scene where Spongbob spots the boat parking? "You're alright... You're alright..."

Ouch! 😬

Late to the party but I have the Depo projectors with some led bulbs and LED high beams. I want to swap some HID bulbs into the projectors but these work for now. I have some cheap 3” pods mounted to my bumper but I’ll try to take a video this week some time. I think I’m pretty sold on picking up some Diode Dynamics to mount as ditch lights and replace the ones on my bumper with them as well.

Nice build! Now I need one lol.

Looks like it’s running good, as long as you don’t bury that screw you should have plenty of adjustment. How many miles on that Birb now?

You know GM stands for GOOD MECHANIC right 😂 We gotta be

Good to see bus content! 🤘

Cool video. And super cool project bub -Austin

I this going to be your new overlanding rig?

So good to see the bus running! Man i love that goofy front passenger window 😂

You just had to show off your new auto tracking gimbal huh?

I love all the corrosion dust that fell when you turn the pcm cover over 😂 Good work man looking forward to this build 🤘

I know some good spots that bus can get to! Always fun to see a new project getting started

Good art work. Didn’t know you had that talent

Great video! I'm legit excited to watch this build 💯

I love how you laid out the logic for the short bus. Tall bus? I like the kitchenette ala the teardrop trailers. I don't have any experience with 12VDC Minisplits. But I run a 6000BTU 110V AC minisplit off of a EcoFlow Delta 2. It'll run it continuously so long as there is charge. Won't even break a sweat. Uses about 600 watts at surge and continuous about 400watt. A god send in summer in our farm cabin. You could just use the alternator and a DC-DC voltage converter. Or a 3000+ watt 110V pure sine wave inverter. The ecoflow will charge at ~1800 watts from a 110 line. I like the idea of using the marker lights as floods. I'm not sure if they're required for all use or just commercial though. 4WD would be fun to build. I would think Dana 60 with no locker should be plenty for what you're talking about trail wise. I might worry the winch wouldn't be enough for something as big as a bus. But same logic. Should be enough if you're not trying to rock crawl a bus. They make pretty decent 5x7 drop in LED conversions. Just avoid the cheap ebay/amazon stuff. I never know what youtube videos I put up will do well. For a long time only the ones that said "SUBARU" did good. But now? I've had some winners. I just put out there whatever I'm doing and not really trying to get more of a following (although it still seems to be happening) I just bought a 1 ton '07 GMC classic as work has out grown the '06 Suburban. But now I can have the burbs down for repairs/Dana 44 swap and it not matter much.

Have you found a transfer case for this yet?

Nice job man!

I was wondering where you got to!! Really enjoyed all the lives while you were rebuilding the transmission.

Short bus!

Love It!

Very nice park! Boulders are cool. I'll be in Missouri next month!

Great job tackling that rebuild. Thats is a lot of work.

😏 *PromoSM*