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Might want to read up on shackles and side loading http://liftechniques.com/shack_loading_factors.html If your pulling at 100 degrees you winch point would essentially be behind the bumper of the vehicle. Your asking an awful lot out of that piece of steel. Would invest in snatch blocks and...

This is an awesome trip and something you will never forget. Enjoy every second of it!!

They are nice, had an 03 4.7ho was awesome in rain and snow.

Looks like a kia and a liberty had a love child.

Ditch the cb go with a ham. A thousand times better for just a bit more money.

Anyone tow with the aev kit. Have a 2500 pound pop up. Looking at 300 pound younger weight give or take. Want to make sure they don't squat as much as the regular springs do with a loaded jeep

How much lift did you get out of the hd coils?

I like to think I've got a decent first aid kit together that regularly stays in my jeep. But it's well stocked with basics wondering what other people are running. See if I need to expand my current undertakings.

Installed a MORE engine transmission skid. Went pretty smooth. One thing I miss about my old tundra, now switching back and forth of metric to standard. It can drive a guy crazy.

I'll be on cb channel 16 if you make it out.

Probably mild to medium. First time out with my jk, haven't really wheeled in a few years so got to hit that learning curve again.

What do all your rigs look liked decked out ready for the trail. Let see em.

Took my ham technician test, and passed. Installed drop down tail gate, dual USB charger in center console by cup holders. The last I actually did 3 days after owning the jeep. Hard taking a 1-1/4 hole saw to the console of a brand new jeep.

I had my tundra in for some work and they gave me a prius to drive. Was on ok car to drive, makes LOTS of weird noises when the engine turns on and off while at a stop. The car was totally gutless, mybe this was cause I am used to a tundra with 400ft lbs of tq but needless to say it had trouble...

After growing up camping with my parents and just using their sleeping bags which were usually colemans that were onsale at the time they needed news ones and they were fine for them sleeping in a TT. Now I am getting into doing alot more tent camping on my own and the old colemans just arnt...

PVC is perfectly fine for water, as most modern water mains are run with some sort of pvc type tubing. The only possible down side is pvc gets brittle after some time exposed to UV light. And if its ever underpressure and becomes brittle it will shatter.