Recent content by J-Frame

That is interesting. I didn’t look, but wondering if those of you prefering Gaia are mostly out West? Here in mountainous TN, Gaia is not so hot. We were on two maintained Forest Service Roads that are many decades old this weekend and neither even shows up on Gaia. We were talking about...

We are in East Tennessee, That was taken on a road to an old cemetery at around 3500’ elevation. We get over 6000’ here in the East. West Tennessee is the flat end.

I’ve been having a game locally, trying to find the “highest score.” So far that has been it. On a short but really cool road that doesn’t even show up on Gaia. Goes out to a couple of old cemetaries, we found graves dating back to the 1850’s. We also found a Jeep Graveyard, but I’ll start...

So is this good?

I had to change a tire not too long ago and the factory scissor jack made it a slightly “interesting” event, even though we were on pavement for the tire change. Then I happened to see Eddie’s video on hi-lift vs. bottle jack and it got me to thinking. I have an on-board air system (Viair...

I’d be perfectly happy with Japanese products too, or Australian. Just no Chinese! I will look into the Jet. And I have found a US 12-ton for $196, still high, but much better than the listed or amazon prices of $259.

My Rubicon will almost certainly stay on the stock 33” size. We do basically forest service type roads, no body-damage allowed type things. And I’m very happy with the 2.0L Turbo/8-speed auto performance, don’t want to get into re-gearing and so on. But I really want to stay away from Chinese...

Hi folks, Found this site after lucking in to some of the Wayalife YouTube content. I’ve had my 2021 Wrangler Rubicon about three months now, my 3rd of 4th Jeep, but first in several years. Looking forward to learning, and hopefully at some point contributing here. Maybe I’m not the lone...

First post here, found Wayalife while playing on the YouTube interwebs, and it led me to this forum. Seems like this thread has been resuscitated a couple of times from years gone past, but honestly, keeping it up to date would be a great resource for us new folks. For instance, I have been...