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Not my video, but pretty cool. Thought I would share: https://vimeo.com/144536994

Well, my son hasn't expressed much interest in longer lens yet. On a side note, he went to Joshua Tree the other day and decided to smash his new 35mm lens into a rock. Wasn't wearing the sling properly. Doh!

Superior tread pattern (in my opinion), more durable sidewall, more advanced blend of rubber and silicon, resulting in better wear while maintaining traction and pliability. There's a lot more size options and availability too. I would also argue that BFG has superior quality control, but...

Only brake "upgrade" I want on 33's is to kill ABS when in in 4Lo

Don't go around. Afton water crossing is one of the rare opportunities in SoCak to experience a water crossing and it should be embraced, not feared. It's simple, it's the basic rule of off roading: Go as slow as possible, but as fast as necessary. In this case, you just need to watch the...

My experience regarding Toyo's verses Coopers is the opposite of what PA_Jaro and others are saying. Specific to Cooper Zeon LTZ's, they were soft and pliant due to high quality silicones used in there compound, withstood 40,000 miles of serious off road use on a heavy vehicle (LR3), never...

Also, the portion of trail just east of Afton Canyon is soft sand. You'll want to air down to increase floatation, which means you'll need the ability to air back up again when you hit pavement. Your stock Gen 3 will do great on the Mojave Trail. It was literally made for it.

The trick to water crossing is very simple: gentle steady throttle pressure. You want to go slow, but fast enough to maintain headway. What you want is a bow wave, pushing ahead of the vehicle, but NOT up over the hood.

Froader (Colin), superb images

Wow those are terrific

to the OP, did you get this sorted yet?

Check this out! Reminds me a bit of IncorporatedX's driveway: http://jalopnik.com/the-ultimate-secret-stash-of-mitsubishis-is-hidden-in-t-1787886557?utm_campaign=socialflow_jalopnik_twitter&utm_source=jalopnik_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow

31" diameter. 285/60/18 is 31.46" and will rub a little bit when pushing it hard

My one foray into non Canon lenses was with a Tamaron. The IQ was great, but the focus ring rotated the wrong way from all other Canon lenses and I often missed a shot because I twisted it out of focus due to that wrong-handed operation. Do Sigma's match Canon on focus ring direction?

Scored a few deals after diligently looking. Got a nice F1.4 50mm and a cheap 35mm (used off Adorama), and got a nearly new 5D MkIII off POTN. He's stoked and putting it to good use already.

simply amazing photos.

If this is for sale (which is not actually indicated), forum rules state you must list a price. If it's just to show that you can build a cool Jeep, well then, mission accomplished!

Very enjoyable.

Interesting. Thanks for the link. Sorry to hear about your friends Toasty. Going into the holiday season without a job has to suck big time

Can you expand on that? Mitsubishi is a much bigger company than Nissan. What part of Mitsubishi was Nissan funding? How were they conncected, and what is no longer happening?