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Build thread is in project forum titled- another work truck build

Finished refreshing my motor cpl weeks back and since first start and warm up the coolant and oil temp never get over 120 even after hard driving, very little heat from dash, and showed a code on mini maxx of: poor thermostat efficiency. .. Or something similar. Haven't drivenit alot becauseI'm...

Few outside pics before heading to get the windows tinted tomorrow. (Temp taillights)

Started the headache rack also

More progress pics from today Finished the center section of rear skirt

Ben a few days but got some things accomplished today. ..

A little done today 1st pass then 2nd 3/8 plate to 1/4 2x4 tube to 2x6 hvy channel

These pics get me current. Picked up the rest of the metal to finish the bed also.

Thanks. When you're self employed and spend 60,000 miles a year in it I want to be able to get home lol....

Thanks for the comp. The bed will be a little unique for how I load and carry different commodities of core parts, but from the outside it should have some style.

edit, miss key

Got it running about a week ago and everything shakes down great. No leaks, only issue is a bad coolant temp sensor I need to change out. Comparisons to my 08 dmax are impressive; could just be the 4.30 gear and twin turbos that impress me but time will tell once I start hooking it to 26k lb a...

On to the motor. I tore the new(ish) block down to check the rotating assembly and bottom end. Everything was good and smooth and great cross hatch on all cylinder walls. Got the heads back and began putting the motor back together.

Fairly new here on psa, long time lurker. Spend most of my net time on NC4x4, hardline crawlers, and pirate 4x4. Thought I would share a build I'm working on here as I am on NC4x4. Recently vowed I wouldn't go in debt on another new truck. Decided to build my next work truck. Current truck...

Just redid my top end, heads, studs, ccv mod, dropped intake off with the heads and had them clean it out. Good as new. Make sure you pull the sensors.