Recent content by avstec

Checking the tail of a c17 for ice in Brussels. Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

Been so dry this summer, not much mud out there. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

Once again a great vidso as always. The more i see of the JL there more i want one. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

Definitely avoid them. Not sure why at 15000 miles you would need to change your brake fluid. A bunch of the stuff on the list screams stealership scam. Doing it yourself gives you the chance to learn more about your Jeep which could help you one day on the trail. Good luck.🍻 Sent from my...

Nice picture

No individual control but a hydro unit that raises and lowers all six jacks at once.

Nothing like seeing a 280 000 lbs aircraft sitting on jacks.

Looks great. 🍺 Sent from my Pixel using WAYALIFE mobile app

Here's my doberman Gambit. We found an old abandoned dirt airstrip last summer out on the trails. Sent from my Pixel using WAYALIFE mobile app

Thanks for the amazing video. You guys are inspiration for building it right and doing things you love. Keep up the amazing work. Sent from my Pixel using WAYALIFE mobile app

Love the stock grill. Has to be one of the only things on the Jeep I never think of changing. Sent from my Pixel using WAYALIFE mobile app

315/70/17 No lift, trimmed the flares. Sent from my Pixel using WAYALIFE mobile app

Hey all, I am looking at upgrading my tie rod, drag link, and track bar. I've done a bunch of reading/researching and the two companies that keep popping up are currie and synergy. I'm getting a bunch of bump steer so I was looking at doing the drag link flip and figured I might as well...

Nice, and here is a pic of my jeep. ignore the rockstar rims, Plan on replacing them at the end of summer.

Figure I might as well start this to help keep track of where I started and where I want to go. Bought this jeep to use as a daily driver to work and to take the family on adventures over the weekends/vacations. My end game is to have a dd that is comfortable to drive 2 hours up to the family...