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added a couple of rock lights today while i was putting my belly skid back on. they sit on top of the skid, both angled down and pointed at opposite axles: they certainly could get smacked by a rock, but it's not super likely. as you can see i need to do something for a tranny pan skid...

now with more evil power:

the GF has ditched her 2WD Trailblazer and is now a Jeep family member! We got her the KJ this weekend and took it out for it's first trip to the dirt (well sand actually) this afternoon. This will be primarily her daily driver, but may also go on some milder expeditions such as...

took the girlfriends new-to-her liberty for a spin in the sand. http://www.offroadpassport.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1277

FYI - i just got a Camdapter Camstrap for the camera and so far like it - first impressions here: http://www.offroadpassport.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1271

new silblades, new cabin air filter

(cross posted from OffroadPassport.com) Just a tip: for about 8 bucks, you can have Fedex Office (formerly Kinkos) spiral bind your atlas so that they are easy to fold back on themselves when you're using them on the trail. They take the staples out of them, open them to the center, and...

here's some of Gillespie Dam in AZ:

neat that you are personally connected to it! here's one of the interior that i liked:

ideal is engine-powered, but usually people give up their A/C in trail rigs for that. not sure if there is a kit/bracket for the JK that wedges in a compressor while keeping everything else or not? but if there is and you have the money for it, well nothing 12v really compares.

fyi - those are rebrands of the tent-cot: http://store.kamprite.com/catalog/ i believe bass-pro shops have a version too. great system for solo camping, quick setup/teardown, love mine! to stay on topic, here's the tent cot in the background and jeep too! with the fly on (mines a single...

i think most streets will be covered in vehicles, so you'll need to be able to go around or over things and not count on roads. so, a unimog, flatbed style with a tacoma on the back of it, and in the bed of the tacoma have a KTM 990 Adventure Dakar. take tons of parts off other unimogs and...

denviks - you can't post pictures that interesting without some backstory on the location!

had it been raining before the problems and then dried out when they stopped? thinking maybe connections getting wet and causing issues. otherwise you probably still have a loose ground or other common connector somewhere and it's just kinda being good or bad depending on how the bumps in the...

i've wondered if it's safe too - but couldn't find any info on it, so i just put mine in. so far, the halon ones haven't exploded in my black grand cherokee in the phoenix heat after several years now.

if i lived in iceland: wait no... they're tall enough, but still not wide enough ;)

very nice! my only thought was that as much work as you already put into this, why not grab some spot putty and fill in all those wood imperfections, sand it smooth, and then give it a final coat? also, a satin finish would show less imperfections than a gloss paint, but still be relatively...

if you're set on viair then ignore this - but IMHO, check out the puma's first. search ebay for "puma 12v".

exactly why i need to still get a larger chemical one mounted in the back somewhere. my small halon ones are excellent for in-the-cabin fires, but halon wouldn't work well on an exterior fire - nor likely would a couple small bottles be enough for anything exterior either.