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I was playing around with this idea a while back. I was going to ditch the torsion bars in favor of an air bag setup. There were a few ways I was looking at, either using an aftermarket housing or build my own. By not using the torsion bars, it's not to build your own housing. Figured I...

For those who are having problems, have you installed the update? It's a major update which I did within the first week I owned mine. So far in the 10 months, I have only had the Outdoor mode lock up once and the Street Nav "loose" the street maps display twice. Overall we have been very...

Just an FYI, you can get a little more droop out of the suspension if you trim the shock mount on the axle where the lower control arm hits. Look on your pic where the arm hits. Most aftermarket arms are built so they don't hit the axle mount without having to trim. When I put my JKS arms in...

If you can find someone with one available to buy, I highly recommend AC Hydraulic floor jacks. http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/tools/AC-Hydraulic3.htm It seems most are out of stock at the moment. I have owned the DK20HLQ and my dad has the DK20Q, for the last 9 years and these jacks rock...

Hey Martyn, have you heard anything about vehicle mounts being available for the 40 yet?

I agree about the weight listed (since it was my Kamparoo in the test and XJ). These weights are manufacture listed dry weights, I believe without options. I haven't dragged mine to a scale yet but I know loaded up for a trip, it comes in about the 1400# range or under. This trailer is light...

Wow, that's sharp. Nice setup.

Nice pictures Tim! I grabbed the full size versions of mine. :friday:

Here is a more updated picture of our rig.

Wow, I realized I have replied in this thread but never posted my rig. Humm.... time to change that. :wavey:

I agree. We had the following, that I know their screen names, elcoyote BajaTaco Andrew Walcker SOAZ expeditionswest A couple others but I don't know their screen names.

Yesterday (7/14)

Figures the one I post was a modern "historic" home. LOL Driving through town seemed like we were on parade. Glad you saw us.

Pics part 3 Cool Pinz that works on one of the local ranches. Some on road testing in Prescott. The Overland Journal testing crew heading out with the Kamparoo for the closed course testing. Cool home in Prescott. There is a whole historic district with turn of the century homes and...

Pics part 2 On the trail, testing some of the articulation of the trailers. This is my favorite picture! Flex Baby!!! Here's Andrew's killer Land Rover!!!:drool: Chris from CampaUSA. Nice rig, cool trailer but the trailer weighed almost as much as my Cherokee. On the trail.

Okay some pics I got my pictures uploaded. :lurk: Waking up Friday morning and looking out from the hotel room. Looked what showed up sometime after I went to bed. What are the odds? Here's a lineup of most of the vehicles that came on the trip. Here's Scott from OJ giving some last minute...

Pics posted below Hi everyone. Well, I have had to keep my mouth quiet for the two months as I was "sworn" to no info until the article came out in the OJ. I was told it would be for the fall issue and to my surprise it was in the summer issue I got today.:sunny: I was lucky to get invited...

We have been very happy with our PETT and Pup tent. You are correct about the Pup being "light" but the added bonus is that it is light and small to pack. We have found using an old cat litter plastic tub with lid works great for storing the used Wag bags until disposal. It's great because it...

Hey Roadie... Did you ever use that Con-ferr rack you got? If not, I'm still interested in it. :D

Hey James, sent you a PM. You're on for the beers. Let me know next time you're in town. :chowtime: