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Great posts from you guys ;) Those red cone pics and story are awesome. Some recent hiking reports from Elbert indicate it is doable w/o snowshoes. I am still ironing out my plan, but it looks like I may drive to Mesa Verde on Wed (get there very late), do MVNP on Thurs. morning, and then...

I am absolutely loving these pics you guys are posting :bowdown: Here are a few more... 1. Boyscout canyon, Colorado river (canoe/hike in only) 2. Gonzaga bay, Baja 3. Area of old mission site near Nacori Chico, Sierra Madre in MX. (camp is fully set up in this pic :p ) 4. Beach camp -...

I agree. Go for the color unit (drool)

Nice Rubicon! Have a blast :archaeolo

Whoa! :smilies27 Hopefully next week will be better. Glad to hear that you like the OME results :)

Too nice!! :victory: I love this shot.

Hey, cool smiley!

Oh man, I saw this recipe list and immediately knew I needed to contact BMAN. This stuff is right up his alley... SCOTS Recipe guide Some excerpts... "Hoecakes These thin, crispy, cornmeal pancakes can be eaten with any meal. I grew up watching my Great Aunt fry them up in a cast iron...

There are larger cap. units, they just cost more. You also could just make your own. The bottom line is if you want it permanently in the 4runner or not, and where you want to store it. Once you make that decision, then you can start determining what to get.

Vince, Optima is an Absorbed Glass Mat battery. They use the spiral wound AGM whereas I guess the Lifeline uses the flat plates. I couldn't agree with you more there. And the specs you listed for your Lifeline blow away my Group 31 Optima - and my optima cost more and weighs just about the...

I think your logic is correct (too many fun toys at camp = dead battery). However, the amp-hour capacity on those little batteries is not sufficient IMO. I think you would be better off just getting one of the deep cycle battery packs that has the 120w inverter and 12vdc adapters. Just charge it...

:lurk: I know just getting together all of the elec. pieces and mapping out the wiring is a time consumer. Sounds like you are humming along.

I love the net. Great addition! I'm curious to see what else you have in mind.

Oh yea, and WELCOME to ExPo :wavey:

32" tires is kind of a happy-medium between stock and modified. 33" tires will require clearancing, re-gearing, speedo correction, more cost for the tires, and more rolling resistance (although that last aspect is probably negligible over a 32" tire). With only a bolt-on suspension lift, you...

Good point. I didn't realize that, but now that you mentioned it and I look at the map... hmmmm...

Thanks. I also talked to Darren and he said "...it is 5 hours from Ridgway (10 miles north of Ouray) to my home on the eastern side of Denver. The drive time is the exact same whether you head north to Grand Junction then over via I-70, or head east on Hwy 50 at Montrose, then north on 285 at...

Cool! Do you know about how long it takes to get from Durango to Denver? What would be the best route (given the short timeframe)?

Whoa, that is a hairy stretch of road to break down and pull over on with all of the hills and curves. I'm just glad you had enough room to even pull over at all. That is a freaky break! Didn't Scott and Nathan just go through a similar scenario in Morroco? Very cool that the Vildosola guys...

LOL - Scott was typing as I was. LOL! So without a fridge, you can't do it! It won't make it! LOL - I am gonna make that quote part of my signature. :p