The Jeepenwagen 2015 JKU Wrangler adventure mobile

[machine1]

hmmmm, 18/60s hey? Now, I am wondering how much lift I would get out of them....I have 17/59s with almost 200k on them.

You would get at least 3/4" in the front. Are you running spacers on yours, I forget.

 

[machine1]

Working on the trip report from our weekend trip. Lots of pictures, still a work in progress.

http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/162649-Soft-Roaders-Texas-Hill-Country-Wine-Tour-2016

 

[kojackJKU]

I am running the teraflex leveling kit. Wow. 3/4" just up one size. I am guessing the same for the rear.

 

[Comanche Scott]

Working on the trip report from our weekend trip. Lots of pictures, still a work in progress.

http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/162649-Soft-Roaders-Texas-Hill-Country-Wine-Tour-2016

Looks like an awesome adventure! :beer:

 

[machine1]

I am running the teraflex leveling kit. Wow. 3/4" just up one size. I am guessing the same for the rear.

I got 1.5" from both the front and the rear with the spring and 3/4" spacer combination.

 

[machine1]

Looks like an awesome adventure! :beer:

It was a lot of fun! We learned a lot from the trip and will be using what we learned to plan next year's.

 

[kojackJKU]

I guess I have to hunt down a set of 19/60s for sure then!

 

[machine1]

Here's a shot of the JKU in OK. We were traveling from Hot Springs, AR back to Texas and it's loaded up in the back with a cooler and all of our travel supplies.

An easier to view trip report from our wine tour:

http://softroaders.kinja.com/soft-roaders-texas-hill-country-off-road-wine-tour-1786672438

 

[kojackJKU]

lookin great. yeah, 19/60s are in my near future, instead of running aftermarket...

 

[machine1]

Took a trip down to South Padre Island last weekend. You can read all about it here:

http://overland.kinja.com/beach-driving-on-south-padre-island-texas-1787692185

 

[machine1]

Took a trip down to Big Bend for the Christmas holiday:

http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/166840-Big-Bend-National-Park-and-Old-Ore-Road

 

[machine1]

I haven't done anything to the Jeep other than take people on trips to the local OHV Park. I'll have a CB setup coming soon though, it mounts inside the license plate holder.

Until then enjoy some pictures and a couple of videos from our last meet:

http://overland.kinja.com/soft-roaders-at-our-local-ohv-park-1792595116

 

[machine1]

Took a trip up to Central OK for the tail end of Spring Break:

http://overland.kinja.com/a-jeep-and-a-subaru-in-central-oklahoma-1793408106

 

[machine1]

Finally ordered an antenna mount for my CB radio. It's a license plate mount from Cool Tech LLC.

Well, I didn't have my unibit to drill the hole so I ended up with an oblong hole that I had to cover up with electrical tape...

With the antenna off this is the only sign that I have a CB in the Jeep.

I am now waiting for an antenna spring to get ordered so I can tune it with my Midland 75-822 CB.

 

[Comanche Scott]

That's a great CB & mount setup. :beer:

Down the road you can always mix some micro-balloons into some 5 minute epoxy and fill the oblong part of the hole. Use a bit of black dye, and it will work great.
Just sand the inside of the housing a bit, and use some alcohol prep for good adhesion.