Recent content by drrags

I run the OffRoadOnly air suspension on my JK and I love it. They've definitely been feeling the supply crunch though and their kits have been out of stock for quite awhile. I'd definitely be interested in this kit for my JL. The only downside to my air suspension is that you're kind of...

I went through the exact same scenario with my famous, name-brand, mail order drive shafts. And like you, Axle Driveline and Gear fixed 'em in one day turnaround. I'm happy that my oscillations disappeared, and yet annoyed that I was $200 deeper into those shafts. I learned my lesson and will...

Damn straight that's why we love Nevada - it's like the earth has its clothes off and you can see everything. I will never get tired of it. Thanks for the excellent video!

Thanks for the advice. I will follow it. Until the part gets here, I wrapped the hard line with 3/8ths rubber line (split down the middle so I could cover it) and used 4 clamp-type hose clamps to secure it. It's working much better than the field repair Then I took my mini-sledge and beat...

Can't wait to watch it! It was your videos that got me into all this Jeep stuff :yup: The best out there, for sure.

Turns out I took a picture before I started repairs!

I was out on a great trail this weekend (ride report to come) with rocks and boulders and all kinds of obstacles without damaging my Jeep, so far. On the way out, with about 4 miles of treachery to go, on a relatively smooth surface, I managed to kick up a large rock into the area behind the...

Your vids are some of the very few I watch from beginning to end. And usually leaving me wanting more. Thanks.

I beat on my mine like a red-headed stepchild. I would buy these again in a heartbeat.

I got my RPMFab aluminum tie rod and drag link. It's like jewelry but different. Hopefully no more bending, no matter what stupid predicament I put myself in.

First new vehicle I've ever had.

I drive slow and steady, especially since this is my only vehicle. But I'm rather new to this so I go out as often as I can and learn as much as I can, so I usually hit trails I'm under-qualified for and I make plenty of mistakes. Check out the drag link. Somehow slipping off my line into...

Ah, yes, that would be helpful :) The default setting is to always point in the direction I'm going, but that can be over-ridden. It can always point in the same direction no matter what, or point back to me. Plus, there's a remote that I can manually steer it. I haven't used it yet though...

I know Eddie has already created an awesome video of his Barret Lake run, but I figured I'd add a bit with some video taken on a gimbal. I'm reluctant to post because my editing skills suck so bad that I don't even try. First, a couple of pics. Found a campsite the night before. It's...

Very cool, thanks! Yeah, I don't always want to go out and break my Jeep on obstacles; sometimes it's just fun to chill and explore.