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So you sort of have a Currie Anti-rock. How does the diameter of that bar compare to the stock bar? Did you ever have the stock bar rigged up with the SAS? How is the "anti-rock" on the road? How does it compare offroad to not having a bar at all? I've been thinking of doing the Anti-rock...

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Agree 100% with Korben

How far apart are your roof rack cross rails?

I would seriously doubt the snorkel would have any effect on the MAF. The engine can't take in any more air than the throttle plate will allow. My Explorer has a MAF and I also run an 80-series snorkel and the only thing it's done is keep my filter significantly cleaner.

Nice review.

Modification with a purpose. That's what it's all about!

These tires have very swallow siping and it won't be long before your tires look like racing slicks with a couple jagged grooves running around them. I'd stay away.

For the occasional use like you seem to indicate, the cost of an ARB will be steep with little benefit if you aren't pushing the limits a lot. I have Truetracs front and rear in my Explorer. I take it offroad A LOT. I have found very rarely where a locker would be better than the TrueTrac-...

I love non-standard vehicles like this. I've seen more Jeeps and 80-series than I can count.

I added a set of those. Great little lights

I think that's true of any Subaru engine.

That statement by itself is tough to defend on this forum. That statement saved it. Big tires are completely dependent on where you want to go. I have 33s on my shorter wheelbase (compared to your full sized trucks) Explorer and I think 35s would be perfect for the terrain I see. It's very...

When you come to CO, the higher mountain passes and areas are still 1-2 maybe even 3 months away from being passable. We just got a huge snowstorm that dumped over 40" in some places. I'm in the Denver area if you need anything.

I was out recently on a snow wheeling trip. A massive spring storm dumped up to 40" in places around the state. At my house we got 16 very wet inches of snow. But where we went wheeling, the snow was anywhere from knee to waist deep and was pretty fluffy. While trying to climb a steep slippery...

Check out Eezi-Awn racks. Equipt1.com sells them. Made out of aluminum. I have one. It's super stout.

Probably something like this: they signed up a new sponsor that said "we'll give you serial #001 if you test and film our product in action". And XO said: "that kind of camper is another solution people use while overlanding so we'll give it a go".

Thanks! We've had our ups and downs over the years but it's been fun overall.

While on a day wheeling trip, I came across a campsite that was empty but the fire was still warm. One of the guys I was with had onboard water and put it out like a fire truck. It was pretty sweet it got me thinking about a setup of my own. Also at the fire was an axe. I also carry a Katana Boy...

Next up was a platform rack from Eezi-Awn: I only took one trip with this rack. I worked well but the SAS means it's WAY up there. Loading a rack at 9500 feet is tiring. But this rack isn't light- even empty. And having that weight up high still makes it a little tippy at times. So I...