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All parts located in Kittery, ME. Great condition ARB bumper for Range Rover Classic. A few scuffs on the underside but no broken powder coat. Comes with all mounting bolts/nuts/washers. No accidents, dents, or other damage. Warn sticker included free of charge. Not sure where exactly to price...

Used but great condition Warn XD9000. Free spools easily. Still have the manual and everything. Comes with all wiring, bolts, roller fairlead, controller, and a nifty stainless flip down license plate mount for the fairlead. Price drop - $450 Located in Kittery, ME. I can ship it for an...

I see this being a 20 page thread, like most other threads that cover this subject, but here is my personal opinion anyway. I've run cheap spacers on my vehicles for years and have never had an issue. I see hundreds of Jeeps and Toyotas each year on the trails, many who run spacers. These same...

The guy above me is correct. To put it simply, LEDs are powered by current and not voltage. They use an electronic "driver" to create this steady current. The driver creates noise in the electrical system. Unplug your LED reverse lights and I can almost guarantee that the problem will go away...

7.3 would have to be a 200-2003. 6.0 was in the later Excursions. Another note is that they both have newer style mirror upgrades, rear bumper, and side steps.

They are just older Excursions with a 2010 front end swap. You swap out the hood, fenders, grille, headlights, and front bumper. They have the original drivetrain, motor, and interior.

x2. Check the fluid level.

I guess I'll take the opportunity to add a basic off-road list that I put together here as well. This is somewhat of a group-sourced list and has a lot of good suggestions. Although designed as a list for a day outing or simple weekend trip, it is a good base for some equipment to have in your...

CB radio refers to 11m. This is the most common means of communication between off-road groups, largely due to the low initial cost and the lack of any type of certification or testing needed. It is cheap and easy to run and works well for the shorter distances typically seen on a group trip...

Depends on the distance. A #14 wire will not carry 12v over 100ft. At the end you will lose a significant amount of voltage due to resistance. This will, in turn, increase the amperage pulled by the device or trigger a low voltage cutoff switch, if so equipped (and most 12v fridges are so...

Also, something I forgot to mention: You may want to run a dedicated wire for your HAM. The compressor could induce noise.

Should be fine. If it wasn't, she would have mentioned a big bang.

Depends on the run length but 10ga will likely be fine. The fridge will likely pull about 3 amps maximum, assuming you are running a standard Engel/ARB/Edgestar style 12v compressor style fridge. The radio should pull minimal power but it depends on your setup. This chart is pretty...

Thanks. It was a great weekend. I am looking forward to next year's trip. The snow is fading fast. Thanks. I hope that I don't find any elephants out here. A moose on the other hand... :)

Zone Offroad 6" with Nitro shock upgrade. http://zoneoffroad.com/zone-offroad-products-5-6in-suspension-lift-kit-ford-excursion/f3

Most free GPS tablet/phone apps require network connectivity for downloading maps on the fly. I am aware that there are some nav programs that don't require network connectivity. The GPS chip will be used for locating regardless of which setup you have, although some tablets use network...

Yup. Buckstop Baja. I love it. It is. v10 with 37x13.5 Toyos. Thanks for the compliment. It's still a work in progress. I can't wait to get it all finished.

There isn't anything special about it. Use a press like a normal bearing with the bottom of the shaft supported, not the windings. You can also hammer it on, again supporting the shaft. I remember you being pretty mechanically inclined so I wont go into all the details about making sure it is...

I don't feel there is any need to upgrade that bearing but a possible cheaper alternative might be found. Bench test it before installing it to make sure everything works as it should. It would be a shame to get it installed and have the same issue.