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Run three of these fore and aft atop that roof: http://www.fleetpartsonline.com/aluminum_extrusions_rubrails.htm

Yes, that's correct, but from having used it I thought it might add some stiffness as well. Does the K Flex add stiffness? If not, perhaps first use the robber Dynamat and sandwich the K Flex on top. Sorry for harping but I am a Dynamat fan, having had good results with it (although not as...

What about Dynamat? They have several types available. I have used the foil-backed version to great effect on cab floors and walls. I have not tried it on a top, though. They have a black texture spray coating, too, used for covering nooks and crannies. If you did a neat joc of applying the...

That leaked oil provides good salt protection. :) Congrats on your trip so far.

I put it under the sheet rock on all the exterior walls and ceilings of my house. Sheet rock over that. Added a good bit of R value (was already maxed out in the stud bays) and made the house tighter and quieter. The incremental cost was negligible.

My truck has 11.00 x 20 'over the road' radial tires on the stock rims and so far I am happy with them. If memory serves (truck is not here with me right now) it has Goodyear G286's on it - but I might be mistaken. Whatever they are, they are great on the open road: quiet, good ride, great...

I've made that drive from Denver to Billings and even at 95 mph it is a long ride. I can't imagine doing it at 55. A good thing about the east coast, if you can call it that, is that things are close enough together and congested enough that 55 can feel like you're flying.

I like your attitude and I wish you well with this undertaking. I know that area a bit, between Billings and Shell WY; it is beautiful country but extremely desolate. Sounds like even more so where you are headed. There is no such thing as a nearby service station up there. You have got to...