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Ha ha, will do! Yeah, by the end there it definitely felt like "Drive, Forrest, Drive!"

The Trip to Nowhere 2013 is complete, VII Utah is truly spectacular Bryce Canyon Zion Beasts of Utah Large Small Bright Lights, Big City, The Vegas Cruise And then I was off to L.A.

The Trip to Nowhere 2013 is complete, VI Along the Cabot Trail, Nova Scotia Many still flew the French, strike that, Acadian flag (thanks nasko) Signs were in English and Gaelic... And French...an interesting mix A far too familiar place The shores of Lake Michigan Ah, Michigan...

The Trip to Nowhere 2013 is complete, V Forests of Maine The mean streets of St. John, New Brunswick Definitely a fishing town Nova Scotia, namely Cape Breton and the Cabot Trail was my easternmost destination But before I hit the Cabot Trail...a well balanced breakfast Glorious...

The Trip to Nowhere 2013 is complete, IV Mosquito breeding grounds, Alligator Alley, S. Carolina Prehistoric flora, S. Carolina Swamp Things, S. Carolina Forests of N. Carolina Queued up for the ferry, N. Carolina Crossing the Pamlico Sound, couldn't believe it was free, N. Carolina...

The Trip to Nowhere 2013 is complete, III Behind the levee walls in the Lower 9th Ward, New Orleans, LA Trolley, Memphis, TN Beale Street Nightlife, Memphis, TN Sun Studios, Memphis, TN The King and I, Memphis, TN The Lorraine Motel, where MLK was slain, Memphis, TN James Earl Ray's...

The Trip to Nowhere 2013 is complete, II Ciudad Juarez, from El Paso, TX Riverwalk, San Antonio, TX The Alamo, San Antonio, TX Bourbon Street, New Orleans, LA City Park, New Orleans, LA Lafayette Cemetary No. 1, New Orleans, LA Waiting for the Trolley, New Orleans, LA Road...

The Trip to Nowhere 2013 is complete Well, I arrived back in Santa Monica safe and sound, the Montero no worse for wear, after a nearly four week journey through the Southwest, Gulf Coast, Deep South, East Coast, Canadian North East, the Great Lakes Region, the Mid West, the Rockies and back to...

I'd have to agree with Victoria, Venice and the boardwalk in particular is definitely where it's at (despite the recent incident) if you're in an ExPo frame of mind.

I'd double check that the splines are lined up exactly per the old pitman arm...one or two splines off and it would throw your steering wheel off about as much as you say yours is.

Interesting chart...lotta people buying Hyundais and Kias. BTW, what's DSR%...

That's great you were able to separate the ball joints from the spindle with a pickle fork. Mine were a major pain. I ended up having to remove the spindles with ball joints attached, soak em overnight with penetrant, hit em with a torch and then a 20 ton shop press...and they still didn't pop...

Pre-Trip Prep, IV Ultragauge...I really like these things Finished installing the roof vent trim Nav setup: laptop attached to a usb GlobalSat GPS antenna running Microsoft Streets and Trips. The laptop stays plugged in to the inverter...has worked fairly well The old Trasharoo

Pre-Trip Prep, III Added the bouncies, which have been really nice on the road, BTW. I still have the heated seats, too... Wired the rack lights via a marine waterproof electrical connector, also from West Marine Painted the hood flat black OME expedition duty springs installed, part...

Pre-Trip Prep, II Needed a reliable battery so I got a DieHard Platinum Installed a circuit breaker/cutoff for the inverter Ran 2 gauge battery cable to the inverter and replaced the 10 gauge feed wires to my fuse box with 8 gauge Side mounted the CB Radio Shack has these 90s Moved...

Pre-Trip Prep My pre-trip prep began with wiring chaos... ...this was pain that I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. Basically this was all to hard wire an inverter, an air compressor, extra interior lighting, front lightbar and roof rack lighting on the sides and rear. Oh yes, and...

Thats great nwoods, I'm sure your setup sounds sick...I wasn't happy with the sound of my new speakers with the factory amp, so I went and pulled it out and then ran new wires directly from the head unit to the speakers, that way they're each getting the full spectrum. Sounds much better to me...

Trip to Nowhere 2013 Well, I did a bunch of mods and hit the road. First with a couple buddies and when they had to bail, by myself. 7000+ miles later I can report the Montero is running without a hitch...big knock on wood (I'm still 3500 miles away from home). From a few days ago Here's how...

Thanks nwoods, I think I'll pick up a set

You guys weren't messin around!