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There are quite a few of those rolling around here. They are real popular with the potato and onion farmers for hauling the bins to and from the fields. There is a farm with at least a dozen of those just a mile from my house.

There are a couple pictures of 295/75/16 BFG ATs on stock PYO wheels in my photo album.

I have both. The A-pillar mount holds the boost and EGT gauges, the overhead "Trippen" mount is for the rear air bags and compressor gauges. The a-pillar is definately easier to see. I think the ease of installation is about the same for either. There are a couple of pictures of my setup in...

That front clamp can be a bit tough. I didn't notice a big change in sound when I changed mine out so maybe you didn't get the front clamp sealed up just right. You should be able to feel around the area with the truck running to see if you can feel exhaust gasses blowing out. I swap mine out...

Nope. At least not if it is the same as my '04. You just need to remove the hanger bracket that comes off the side of the transmission. You should then be able to twist the converter pipe around and take it out toward the front of the truck. Its a tight fit, but it should go.

I generally steer clear of anything described as "Euro", but to each his own.

Maybe if he beefed up the suspension a bit he could strap one of these on there and just get it over with. :biggrin5:

Oh the humanity!:eek6: Please tell me he has at least four extra driving lights on there to make up for it.;)

I do all my own maintenance and modification work. I just don't trust anybody else to work on my stuff. I used to work as an auto mechanic as a summer job back when I was in college, so I've seen all the stuff that goes on in those shops up close.:frown2: I'm not even crazy about having to...

If you don't have a center console between the seats there is a spot right below the climate controls that works great. Here is a picture of mine: It is within easy reach, yet far enough out of the way that you aren't kicking it getting in and out of the truck.

Here is one of my Buckstop:

I am the diesel enthusiast formally known as MJB ;). I kept the same avatar and signature line though.:)