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Should be just 1.5" lift. 1.5" longer shackles give 3" of lift

Looking forward to some pictures, G-ronimo looks like a perfect place to base camp for fishing

Agreed its the front that really needs the help

I misread, I thought you ordered the extended length shocks front and back. The regular length rears are not as thcik as the extended travel ones. You should be good. For what its worth I have had the rear sway bar off for nearly two years and never really noticed a difference on road.

We have the same shocks, had mine on for over a year (20 000 miles) and I am a pretty big fan Be careful though. I believe for the rears you HAVE to remove the sway bar or under compression it will contact the shock body.

That would be an awesome range. I wouldn't worry too much about price its pay me now or pay me later, but would make a little more difference watching gas prices

I agree, one bigger tank is the way to go

I would love to have a larger tank, even an auxiliary but then it's getting more complicated. 75 L is just not enough

I did a direct replacement Walker exhaust, pretty happy with it. Fit well and is nice and quiet

That house is built on the tagline principle from when the Xterra came out "Everything you need, nothing you don't"

I do work in the field that I majored in (not as common as you might think) Environmental Science its a combination of a lot of fields of study, in my program there were options to major in specific topics, I decided that I enjoyed them all so I just took a bit of each. Courses like Geology...

Montana is definitely high on my list of places to visit I am also unsure what package would be the best to do, and GONE moab seems like an interesting addition after OX For stellar views, you would just head straight north, Into British Columbia and Western Alberta, all the Mountains and...

Time is on our side! I've never been to the Norther superior side, Ontario is a massive province. Its actually faster for me to drive to Florida than to the Manitoba border....

Agreed! Welcome, names Mike here, will be 30 in may. Environmental Science was my major at University

It would take some planning. That or we could meet in Northern Colorado and push South from there. The Great Lakes are right in my way to head directly west. Hit Utah after on the way home. Would be a whirlwind in two weeks

I was just looking at it. It's about 2200 miles each way. I would take two weeks and do the same thing, Colorado for sure and Utah would also be awesome

I wanted to do a two week western trip next year, this might fit in nicely. How far away is it for you ?

Try em out so we will all know for next time :elkgrin:

Overland Expo next year does sound interesting....

Perhaps we need to make a trip south to warm up!