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more info: http://www.offroadpassport.com/forum/showpost.php?p=6233&postcount=216

you hold down for a moment to go to red, much better than scrolling, but not quite as good as a plain "night mode" switch would be

the Petzl Zippka Plus2 is my favorite light and happens to be a headlamp. i love the fact that it takes up no room yet can be a headlamp, wristlamp, attach to backpack straps on your chest, or even attach to tree limbs or tent poles. it also has a red mode for night vision. a more taditional...

not that i know of this is what a friend did for me to help distribute the force of light impacts: http://www.offroadpassport.com/forum/showpost.php?p=5129&postcount=142 it has worked so far - a couple of times, i have come down gently on a rock that would have previously trashed the area and...

(from: http://www.firestik.com/Tech_Docs/coaxtalk.htm) also good notes on there about the length debate

i like iceland and LSR, but would go LSR due to the fact that it has integrated "radiator support" protection, which is a very weak and vulnerable area on our WJ's... the iceland leaves this area unprotected. LSR: Iceland Offroad (faintly you can see the radiator support below the bumper)...

great adventure!

just and update that this rack is holding up great so far, thanks george for the solid welding! we just did 5 days in canyonlands with it, over some pretty rough terrain, with (2) 5 gallon cans of fuel, (2) 5 gallon cans of water, a tent-cot oversize, a large tent, a chair, a camping pad, 3...

just an update, so far this setup has held up great. just did 5 days in canyonlands with it, with (2) 5 gallon cans of fuel, (2) 5 gallon cans of water, a tent-cot oversize, a large tent, a chair, a camping pad, 3 sleeping bags, PETT toilet, ammo can, and some misc stuff all on the rack the...

GF goes a lot actually, but some things she won't do: - no trips longer than 3 days without a shower (problem solved now that i have on-board-shower!) - no trips where you have to poo in a bag and bring it with you (canyonlands, the rubicon, mojave rd, etc) - hardly ever any...

great pic, i really need to get some rock lights installed one day - are those LED?

yeah s'pose i'll put it over here too ;)

don't have mine here to measure right now, but the info on this page sounds pretty accurate for "The Oversize" anyway: http://store.kamprite.com/catalog/Kamp-Rite-Oversize-TentCot-p-16146.html

when i had an 01 XJ, i had a clunk when stopping that sounded like it came from mid-rear, turned out to be a deteriorated transmission mount. you may already know about it, but after you get the tire size you want on there, just swap the little plastic gear in the speedo pickup to get it...

if you end up with the DC-7500/7600, please update us on how you like it. i was planning to move to it now that one of my cheap dual compressors has died.

Last year it was a little warm, in the 80's. So this year, we moved the trip to 2 weeks later hoping for just slightly lower temps! but it was great to see the same scenery wet, completely different. i really like the desert like that, everything has more contrast.

still loving the tent-cot after quite a few trips! the therm-a-rest in place of the original hard foam pad has worked well. the whole thing is actually bigger than any other cot i've had and so i can really sprawl out and sleep pretty well. as a side sleeper, whatever arm is on the bottom...