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What about https://www.aev-conversions.com/product/high-capacity-coil-springs/?

Looks good! Here's an idea for some additional forward storage that might work well with your custom rack design: Custom Roof Cargo System for JKU

Jeff - there's some guy with a camera stalking your Jeep! Stealing your designs! :) Great photoshoot - can you post a picture of the awning packed and stowed? I bet it packs up small. Also, I've read a few articles that suggest these type of replacement valves as an essential item for every...

Hey Jeff - are you going to sew a custom bag for the awning and poles? I would think you could design something that packs up very nice since the poles fully disassemble.

Eager to see your pressurized solution, Jeff! I considered purchasing one of those Road Shower 4S products, but decided it was just to much extra weight (especially mounted that high). I ended up using a similar portable shower kit from RinseKit, modified to stay at constant pressure with a...

I've tried all sorts of awning solutions in all sorts of conditions, and concluded there's no solution that is perfect balance of cost, ease to set up and protection. The Slumberjack products are incredibly durable and offer great protection and are very lightweight to pack. But they sure...

Next topic - and believe it or not, I don't think it's one that we've covered in this thread yet! Here we go: breath condensation and keeping your nose warm. In extremely cold temperatures, I've now got a great system for staying toasty warm in my 0F mummy bag, with an eyeshade on and a fleece...

Great data! Thanks for sharing as a benchmark for others. I put an iKamper on top of my trailer, and REALLY like it. Lots of debate, but I think the hardshell RTT designs are better. Especially when set-up/pack-up efficiency is a priority.

Awesome - thanks! Such a great solution for keeping the kit out of the way, yet very accessible. And you don't even need to remove it and spread it all out on the ground to find what you are looking for . . . likely in a hurry!

Jeff: Can you take a photo of the first-responder bag mounted on your cargo-area drop-down rack? The top would flip open and hang down perfectly off the front of the rack, right? Believe me, I've tried a dozen configurations and locations for quick-access first aid gear, and I think that one...

1) Absolutely LOVE this thread. Thanks to everyone who has contributed (and lurked) - we're all happy members of the Arctic OCD Club 2) I'm spending most of this winter in the tipi tent - am getting really skilled at converting wood into heat, boiling water and single-pot meals - next project...

Got it. Makes sense. Looks great - and not an easy project! Well done.

Tried Mopar? Or maybe US Farathane (who makes most of their grilles, I think)?

And speaking of heavy Jeeps . . . https://outdoorx4.com/stories/vehicle-spotlight-the-ovrlndx-jeep-jku/

Here's everything I tried: Here's what I ended up with:

It's great, Jeff! Will you post up the catalog link here when it is available for purchase?

Switched back to my hardtop and did a trip without the trailer. 17.5% over GVWR with a half tank of gas and three humans aboard (another 498lbs).

Murdered. I don't know if it was all the playing around with the Dometic battery or some other crimes committed against the Optima YellowTop over time (leaving accessory lights on, etc), but it died. Voltimeter was reading 6.4v yesterday. On the bright side, the Genesis dual-battery bracket...

Hey Jeff - just thought of a great idea (at least I think so ;))! It popped into my head this morning when brainstorming about how to upgrade my ever-growing collection of first aid kits in the Jeep. I travel a lot to remote areas, often with kids, so I think about this often. I'm convinced...

Sounds like an awesome build. Post some trek pictures when you can! Definitely a nice go-anywhere-and-stay-a-while configuration. And 10mpg ;) . . .