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I will be ordering Rancho's today, the trial period of 90 days is very telling for me. Thanks for suggesting these shocks.

Thank you Weeds, I would have never thought of Rancho as it seems only yesterday the brand had fallen into disfavor. I am aware of the manual knob Settings for varying terrain conditions. So? In your endorsement? The adjustments do make a positive difference? After coming home today getting...

In may of 13 while in attendence ExPo I had the pleasure of speaking to several supension/shock manufactures that resulted in my choosing Tera Flex coil spring replacing my stock 2012 JK springs. During the discussion, I was advised to also upgrade to Fox 2.0 shocks. Having my local Jeep...

Beautiful photos, regards accepting a ride, I would first make sure the pilot offering the invite was not of the frosh-soft week two of ballon piloting. Looks to me like a wonderful experience.

I Concure, I called Garmen and spoke with them. The contact had no idea why this is the case. State, county and other forest service maps are avaiable, only for specific hiking handheld units. On another note, with federal land management being what they are these days I doubt such maps would...

I realize this thread to be old and worn out, butso am I! One of the first depictions my eyes showed me was the 1980 200cc Vespa scooter doing rather well in the rally! And to think I would never think such a machine with such small wheels even less suspension! Made my day!

I would like an ARB, only I must decide which size suits me the most. I drive a two door JK. One to two people at most if roaming the boondocks for a few days or so. We camp, enjoy, then hit it come Monday Morn. I have grown tired of the melting ice issues, the soggy food, drenched meat...

I looked at this explanation. Back when I worked the beat, dogs were considered as property by owner. Legally that is. In my personal life growing up in rural Kern County, I witnessed on more than one occasion drunk Mexican's driving old pickup trucks drunk as all get out~~their horse running...

OK-You guys are going to shame me into posting a photo of my doggard... Biff one, Lil Missy Biffy Two. Missy Biffy is pretty much like her wannabe Master and Commander... Me, in that she's the one Big Biff constantly keys off from and too! When it comes to certain food, she will always step away...

Java, you got ah good lookin boy there, I am always amazed whenever I can witness my doggard run all out to his fullest! Kinda concerns ah guy when their running right at you....�� just watched the pumice stone as well, very cool-but? It would seem Bedrug or some inovative...

thinking of this option as well.

Great responses! Its good to know I ain't the only one who gets blown to bits whenever I decide to roll my windows down! Hair I mean. Crappin' HonYonk dog of Mine! Love the shaved one... reminds me of the Movie Major Pain. Then the two boys, the ears -their Mugs, just melt my heart som'n fierce...

I have a German Shepherd who loves to leave his hair impregnated into my factory carpeting in my jeep. It seems to take forever vacumming the large amount of hair and was wondering if there are dog friendly options? I have looked at Bedrug carpet replacement kit but have found no reviews...

Regards to off-pavement travel, I merely unbuckle mine and go slow. In the event I see a pretty large torsion twister coming up I remove altogether. This takes the stress off the camper itself and the truck bed. If it gets worse, I try looking at alternative routes, or go with plan B.

I am done with airbags. Sumo springs might be the ticket. They are made here in California, require no air, can take abuse off-road, so far, I have been a very happy camper since upgrading my truck. My Jeep JK may be next in line as I pull a small utility trialer

Thank you, least now I can do a stand-down on the concern front! BTW? Commendable write-up as my wife this second is giving me great awnoyance and grief because I'm supposed to be looking up UPS hours enstead of posting here... Ha! Cheers

Mr. King, I most certainly appreciate your detailed and informative post regarding riveting versus welding. In your opinion, when you state you would never buy a trailer that is welded. Does that include trailers such as Aluma, and featherlight open car hauler trailers. For many years I have...

We have similar here in my area, narrow roads equals good size branches and bushes leaving those "Oh it'll polish-out" moments when using Momma's rig...:Wow1:

I'm not so sure he, the motorcyclist was chasing as much as capturing footage used in this film. The entire message was spot on and very well done. <<<

Very creative.