Builds

Build by functional area.

Rugged truck transformations organized by the systems Corey can plan, build, and support as stand-alone upgrades or complete packages.

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Functional Systems

Choose the system. Build the truck around it.

Each area can stand alone, or stack into a complete system as the truck evolves. This is a practical way to talk through what the truck needs first.

Wheels and Tires

Clearance, traction, load rating, sidewall, and daily manners matched to the truck instead of chosen by looks alone.

Custom Fabrication

Racks, mounts, brackets, bed systems, light tabs, and purpose-built parts that fit the truck and the gear.

Lighting

Trail visibility, chase lighting, reverse lights, work lights, rock lights, and controls planned so every light has a job.

Suspension

Springs, shocks, control arms, steering support, bump stops, and travel planned around speed, load, and terrain.

Safety and Recovery

First aid, fire, spares, recovery kits, air-down tools, winches, and recovery points placed where they can be used quickly.

Armor and Protection

Bumpers, skid plates, sliders, cages, and protection chosen for the places the truck is actually likely to hit.

Power and Cooling

Cooling, intake, exhaust, tuning, brakes, and reliability work for loaded trucks, heat, speed, and long days.

Comms and Controls

GMRS, VHF, GPS, Starlink, switches, power management, and clean wiring so the truck communicates and stays organized.

Where To Start

Not sure which system comes first?

Start with how the truck gets used. Daily driver, trail rig, chase support, recovery, travel, and work trucks all need a different order of operations.

Use Case

Terrain, speed, load, distance, and recovery expectations decide the first priority.

Weak Links

We identify what is limiting the truck now before adding more parts.

Build Path

The result is a clean phase plan that can become a package or a custom build.