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You have mad skills Andrew!

Just give in and buy it!! If not for California's strict emissions laws I'd be interested myself.

Diablo Drop Off can be such a ******** show. Last time we went down it, there was a group of 20-30 Jeeps dicking around, going up and down, and generally blocking the trail like they owned the place. I finally got fed up and just forced my way through and my buddy followed. We went to our special...

Sounds like a massive change in plans! Please keep posting about your adventures and let me (and WalterWhite) know if you're going to be back in SD.

Which sliders did you go with?

Ahhhh, I see. I have Baja Designs Squadron Sports in my fog light location which are turned on and off with the switch on the headlight switch. I got the switch with two buttons but haven't bought my light bar yet. When I get the light bar, I'll install that switch in place of the one that's...

Pretty slick, good work! I'm surprised you didn't use the oem headlight switch which has the button for the sport bar lights built in. That's what most people have done that wanted an oem switch.

Interesting read. I wonder what the true facts of this are.

I found a Hitchgate Solo High-Clearance. I added the Front Runner fold-down table (one of my all-time favorite things) and a Roto-Pax. I replaced the wood cutting board with the plastic one from Rigd. With all the rain we've been getting lately, the wood had swollen so much I couldn't get it out.

I checked Craigslist just about every day and created an alert on OfferUp for Wilco and Rigd. Took me about 2-3 months to find one but I scored a great deal.

Great work Andrew! Floors look great

Drove mine home from Colorado. I'm impressed with how well it did as a long distance driver.

Well maybe it's time to swap to a Sy-clone . . .

Not to completely derail this thread, but this winter I have done a lot of driving in VERY rainy conditions. I was worried about the rain going in my snorkel but even when I got home from my one-day drive home from Oregon where it rained the entire trip, there was not much water in the air box...

100% agree with emulous74. I almost never notice it while driving.

I saw your thread about it on the Colorado forum. I was thinking, "No way there's two guys with the same shock problem!!"

That could have been bad

How do you cook em up? Fry them>

I second the White Knuckle Offroad recommendation. I have them on my 4Runner and my Colorado. Super stout and really well made. Being able to drive up and pick them up rather than pay hundreds in shipping is a plus too.

Ok, I'll admit to being ign'ant. What are those and where do they go? I'm so new to the Discovery thing, mine is still 3 states away so go easy.