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I have some on the way https://shop.offgridcomponents.com/products/four-wheel-camper-heat-electrical-vent-replacements

Thanks, it's all actually basically woven plastic. I have them CNC cut to fit and it should last forever. All gives a little more insulation to the floor.

Machined up some new vent covers and removed the restriction tube on the heater that causes issues. Still need to anodize them black. Also added some flooring to cover the FWC vinyl. Also finished up a new rack as well with a 180deg awning. Before TIG welding the rack mounting inserts...

Rack all done and now on 37" Wildpeaks.

I don't think it blocks that much.....but I'm 6'2 so when at the dinette I can see anything anyways. I'm sure it will take a few trips till I figure out the placement. I have also broken that back window so part of me wants it to be a shield for the boulders those tires thorough. :)

Bowen looks like they are doing some really nice work. My drawer is a few mm of the 5th wheel hitch plate of the frame. if your going to use the flatbed without a camper a good amount I would go no drawer to get it to a useable height, the storage is awesome though.

I'll see if I can edit them and get them to work.

New rack built out.

I got a few questions on the panels, here is the link if you want one. https://www.instagram.com/p/CasHjT_phUN/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

The bag are great. I think most peoples issue with them is they don't have enough shock to control the rebound. I'm also coil in the back on the 2500 but think it still applies. I think the bags ride fine for a 10k truck off road and my KINGS are on the stiff side. Am I hitting 2 foot whoops at...

Nope, stock hitch. I built the rack though and it's 2.5" so I don't have to use a adapter. The bike is only 220lb so not bad. I cut 3/16 pate for the bike tray to attach to and it goes fully around the 2.5 bar that comes out of the hitch so you get a 360deg weld. It's super stout. it's long for...

I adjusted, should work now.

Some updates to the camper storage with some OGC molle panels, these were the first version.

The wiring comes in 18”measured from the drivers side edge of the trim. 4” up from where the camper sits flat on the deck of the tray.

I went with Firestone with Daystar cradles. I run them pretty low a lot of the time but love them for leveling and when I am fully loaded. I would say to keep the sag down I would run them. Mine are at 40psi when lightly loaded and up to about 65 when I'm heavy .

10 months is better than I have heard from them! They do ride really, I think I waited 3-4 months.

That lower gap looks good, mine is stock height just leveled in the front. These trucks don't need lifts, I could fit 37's without issue.

I have not pulled it off, the dealer also warned me it was hard but I don't get them much credit. Hard is relative for sure. I'm changing out the mounting plates and used some different hardware. I think I could do it in 30min or so. No inside toilet or shower, the storage gained by not...

The lines and fittings are what I tossed. Tank, regulator and compressor all are in their "kit", I got a good price on the kit so I went with it.

The Norwelds have a drawer option which adds height, I really wanted all the storage I could get. I totally agree though, most people don't think about the height and the fact is this truck stock was high. It also have 15 liters of water under the bed. If you remove the drawer and water it would...

Folds with, here is a pic without bags when I first installed.