Here it is the post that sent me down the lifted van rabbit hole 11 years ago. U-Joint is mentioned in the post too. 11 years later Action Van Suspension / Larry is the only one in the lifted van/4wd conversion industry to reach out to me www.sportsmobileforum.com/forums/f24/2wd-lift-kit-install-and-review-part-i-ii-iii-and-verdict-8121.html

Love the content john, I bought my first van which was an 1989 ford E-150 boogie van that was unfortunately totaled a few months after I got it. Really wanted another van but didn’t like the look of modern ones until I stumbled upon the lifted ones and found your channel. I bought a 02 ford e350 extended body moto van, I took the wall down and currently have a similar no build setup to yours expect I have my bench seat installed towards the front and my futon in the back, all the windows towards the back of the van already were boarded up and blacked out so I have total privacy when camping and I can still hold passengers I’m saving up to do an all bedliner paint job and maybe a 3 inch lift kit but TBH I kinda enjoy being able to go though drive thrus and park in a garages, I work in the film industry so I load my van up with gear whenever duty calls

You're a good man, John. Keep it up.

Lifted van bro's.... What makes 2WD a viallble option is the rear locker....the rear locker is a game changer

Sport Utility Plus. I like that.

Pick me! Pick me! … I want your old kit… and you know I’ve been wanting one! ❤❤

Sick van thats red chevy😮

Go van or go lifted

Hey john! Ive been watching your videos and just realized i wasnt subscribed, am now. I have a 1997 e350 that I've been working on for a year now. Been camping in it through out the various stages of the build and loving it! I enjoy your enthusiasm and can see why...im not lifted yet but i plan on it in the future. Thanks for your videos, wish i could come to a meet, im in SC but it would be an adventure to get to you guys...