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Please don't take this the wrong way....but if you are asking about the benefits of beadlocks, you probably don't need them. Beadlocks cost more than standard wheels. Most beadlocks are not DOT approved, therefore you shouldn't run them on the street. The ones that are DOT approved, cost...

Judging by the lack of updates, I take it your lift install didn't go as smoothly as you had hoped....

Swapped wheels and tires. These are the style of wheel I will be using on the SEMA build.

I did not look at the instructions and did not need an alignment.

Did mine in under 2 hours.... No video though.

I personally don't care for them but aren't they aluminum? Rust? Probably not an issue....lol

Loving mine so far....

It's made by Alpine Yes, it sounds great! Yes, paired with an iPhone7

Got to play with it a bit on my rock garden.

Anything and everything is always for sale.... ;)

Mine showed up today....let the fun begin!

Mine showed up today.... Dealer had to go pick it up from the rail yard because no truck was available for a week.

There are other racing organizations that do have real "stock" classes. Ultra4 is different in that a true "stock" vehicle would not survive a race much less a whole season....lol

Depends on how everything else fits/works. I prefer to keep the bed and just modify it but might end up with running bedsides. As for how we will trim it, combination of sawzall, cutoff wheel and maybe a plasma cutter.

My dealer has been giving me daily updates. Arrived at the local rail yard on Monday, unloaded on Friday and loaded on a truck today. He said normally it takes 1-2 weeks from rail yard to dealership but usually a day or 2 once its loaded on a truck. The rail yard is literally 20 minutes away...

LE is off the rail and loaded onto a truck for transport to the dealership. I should have it this week. Then its a quick lift install, wheels and tires then back to the dealership for an event.

They will fit but be too short....lol

Mine has been sitting for 5 days in the rail yard 20 minutes from the dealership waiting to be loaded on a truck. The 2 months of waiting to this point seemed to go a lot quicker....lol

Great news. My LE is sitting in the rail yard in Portland Oregon waiting to be loaded on the truck for it's final leg of the journey to my dealership. I am hoping I will have it this week unless it sits in the rail yard longer than I hope (it's only 3 hours away). Once it gets here, the build...

Yup. Snap off the old and snap on the new. The only thing you will need to do if you are going from non-led lights to leds is to use a tazer to program it.