Recent content by shrineboy

You may want to consider this to help with bump steer.

I have hit some rocky trails, like lava, haven't had a single problem.

I don't know anything about the toyos but I have been running ridge grapplers for a few years and I like them alot. Good traction off road good manners on road. The only thing that I can think of that might be a negative is that they carry mud for a long ways. When I have to replace them I will...

Yeah but now it's gonna be too pretty to drive. 🤣

Seriously awesome country, I wish I could have made that trip.

I’ve been running 37x17 Nitto Ridge Grappler’s for about 5 years and I really like them. Smooth and quiet on the road, good traction off-road.

Factor 55 makes pretty good stuff and they test all of the stuff they make.

Haven’t shown here in awhile. From this morning just before packing up and heading home.

Simplicity it’s self. One person removal.

Congrats. Suburban is one the best all around rigs you can have.

That was pretty good. I can definitely understand the fear, that was some pretty steep and rocky sections. Couple that with inexperience, that can be scary. About the only thing that I might recommend would be more experience. That was a good video, I definitely liked it. You absolutely have to...

You might check crownperfomance.com

That is a lot of axle. It sounds like what you’re thinking about would be a big project no matter where you started. I put 5.13s in my suburban specifically because of the no power house 350, with 37s. 65 mph is about as fast as I like to go anyhow. I’ve been running these for about 3 or 4 years...

This morning, camping in Southwest Idaho.

Gotta love the sub. Much more capable than people give it credit for.