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Is this crazy? Too much lever/weight? Too high? Haven't pulled the trigger on the rack yet, but here is what you see: Bump It Off Road bumper and tire carrier with an HD spindle. 2" receiver on the tire carrier. 16 alumnim wheel. 295/75r16 tire. Kuat Sherpa 2.0 rack (32 lbs). Assume 2x...

***** SOLD ***** I'm switching to 16" wheels and have a set of five Toyo AT2s 275/70R18 (~33 inches) that have about 10,000 miles on them. The lack of wear on these is remarkable, and they're in almost new condition. There are great tires, and I will be replacing them with the exact same tire...

After an engineering review, Aussie Locker has stated that they will build an locker for the C200K differential (some XTerras, Frontiers, others?). There are currently NO locker (or LSD) options for this diff. For their initial production run of 200 however, they will require 50 prepaid...

Quick overnight solo run down to the Swell on T-day weekend. Beautiful weather, ample solitude, and some fun wheeling. Me, my brother-in-law, and a co-worker left SLC at 10:30 am. We made our way from UT10 to the Wedge, forded the San Rafael, then made our way up Coal Wash to the Devil's...

-Two Toyotas, two rental Rubicons, nine adults, and six children aged 3 to 8. -Add ample southeastern Utah solitude, some canyon country slickrock, and dash of rain-soaked clay. -Stir well for five days and ~100 miles. -Enjoy. This was the main dish I planned months in advance, and...

My general plan was to traverse the Swell from south to north, starting near Goblin Valley, and ending at the Wedge. I wanted to use rougher, more interesting roads and trails--as opposed to the more obvious graded route from Temple Mountain through Buckhorn Wash--so the plan included a descent...

Howdy. I'm new to the Expedition Portal--great stuff here. I've been posting on IH8MUD for a few years, so this might be a replay for some of you, but here's a trip report from a multi-day trip I took with my family this spring: Just got back from a four-day family trip in the Canyonlands...