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Awesome video! Love to watch the evolution of your vehicles/choices. Todd Z.

Agreed. Todd Z.

Perhaps I missed it, but what is the "Jeep fix"? Todd Z.

Beautiful! Todd Z.

That looks great! I would do that spec if I was getting one too - the 33" tires on those wheels, 2 door Badlands....perfect. Todd Z.

In most, but not all instances, I'd agree with that. I would put forth the Ford 240/300 sixes were always designed as, and run as truck engines - they never made it into cars. The same could be said of the light duty diesel engines (Ford 6.9/7.3, GM 6.2/6.5 and Dodge 5.9 Cummins). Todd Z.

I agree on your methods - you're obviously thinking on how to do this with a nice set of variables that doesn't go too far into the weeds. And yes, peak load would be a better descriptor. Todd Z.

Cool - just saw your post on this tool on IG. I guess I would have a similar request to what John Cappas was asking you in the comments of your IG post - what kind of winch loads do you see when you're trying to pull someone up over a shelf or a rock - the initial (impulse?) loading before...

Scott - thanks for the clarification and additional information! Much appreciated. Todd Z.

I listened to Scott and Matt's podcast on it a few days ago - sounds like an interesting rig. I was curious why ExPo/OJ kept stressing that they were the first folks to test it when I imagine Jonathan and other media were all there with them at the same time... Todd Z.

I have the utmost respect for Jonathan as well and his review is the only one I've read so far. Next I'll watch/listen to Scott's impressions of it. Todd Z.

Love your report and the pictures! Todd Z.

SOLD.

ARB Air Locker for a Dana 44, 30 spline. 3.92 ratio and up (higher numerically). It's new in the box - the box has never been opened - still factory sealed. I am the original purchaser (purchased it directly from ARB). A few scuffs on the box edges from sitting in my garage but otherwise...

Thanks for the report and beautiful photographs! Todd Z.

Agree on the steering and that method of axle location with the lateral rods with bushings has always seemed wonky to me. Todd Z.

69 Bronco Todd Z.

I actually prefer the C-rated tires (I drive an early Bronco) and ran the 285/75/17 size of the last-generation AT3's, which only came in the E load range. Really liked the size and the tires wore like iron and rode like it too. Since Toyo introduced the C load range 285/75 tires I figured I...

I was looking at the Toyo website recently and noticed that Toyo has introduced a 34/10.50/17 version of their Open Country AT3 tires. https://www.toyotires.com/product/open-country-at3/ I'm curious if anyone is running them and if so, what is the actual diameter of the loaded tire? Toyo...

Enjoyed watching those last two videos - I can empathize with all the creaking and clattering in an old vehicle. You two are the living embodiment of true overlanders in my book. Todd Z.