Yolanda my TURBINE PRINCESS E350 7.3 powerstroke build to 4x4 pop-top

[Wanderer-RRORC]

Interior lights

[Wanderer-RRORC]

Well ran across a fantastic price on some DUBS with decent 33s on them..Lexani chrome rims (3500lb load rated)

They will look AWSOME...but I gotta put wheel spacers on the back as the 12in wide rims rub the inner fender and are super close to the leaf springs...

So it will have to wait a few days...

Oh...and my Twin brother got me a new coffee mug for Christmas!! Southern Comfort tastes good inside it!!!

[Wanderer-RRORC]

Shot caller...baller...20” blades on the eco line...

Need the rear spacers to get it wide and not let those 12in treads rub the inner fenders.
Then I can trim front door side fenders...

Jumped from 30.5x9 to 32.5x12 and I can already tell the steering is more responsive with less sidewall!!

[Wanderer-RRORC]

Wheels make the ride..shes on 33s vs 30..12in wide vs 9...and no more narrower track rear axle..shes square..wide and sexy!!

My buddy came over to help me (I had 2nd hernia surgery Friday and wife threatened to kick me in the 29 staples if I do anything this time while I heal)

Yolanda needed 2in rear spacers on to keep the wide slicks from rubbing the springs and inner wheel well (Also ford van rear axles are 2in narrower stock. It makes them turn tighter at low speed but the need more corrective steering on the road. The widening of the rear axle makes them drive better less driver effort)

(880s front springs complete f350 rear spring packs with bushing eyes cut off added to factory E350 main leaf spring (6 leads total). 2in front lift 4in rear lift. Fox 2.0 all 4 corners)

[SteelheadJones]

Man she looks good in new shoes.

[Wanderer-RRORC]

Originally Posted by SteelheadJones

Man she looks good in new shoes.

Thanks!! I keep looking at the pics cus it’s poured down rain since we got them on..can’t go outside to admire In person.....

[Wanderer-RRORC]

Does pretty good in the snow for needing fresh treads!!

[Wanderer-RRORC]

First pic since she got lifted wrapped and DUBS..i love Yolanda

Done quite a bit since my last update I just put two new batteries in it.

Added a Rockwood 10 inch powered sub for the Boom.

Trimmed my door side front fenders so they no longer rub with the 33 inch dubs.

Added some more patches today from mil-spec Monkey. Com.

The next couple days are going to be upgrading my refrigerator 12 volt socket plug that is partially melted.

Upgrading the previous LED dash lights to JDM LED dash lights the other ones didn't make it eight months before they all burned out.

Also my original start battery is going to get added to the house battery and increase my capacity from 110 to 200 amp hours

[arctictraveller]

Very nice. You may know this but combining batteries of different ages, types, or sizes can shorten the life of both batteries, and one may never acheve a full charge.

[Wanderer-RRORC]

Originally Posted by arctictraveller

Very nice. You may know this but combining batteries of different ages, types, or sizes can shorten the life of both batteries, and one may never acheve a full charge.

Yep. Hence changing both van chassis batteries at the same time. I'm setting it up to only link them when the panel is energized (usually when charging and inverter on.)