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2022 is fucked.

It’s freaking nuts. We went to downtown Denver today and the whole north part of the sky was brown from the smoke. The wind has calmed in Castle Rock and I just got the smoker going and put on a brisket for tomorrow. Some of my work friends live up that way and they had to evacuate. I blame...

Welcome to Wayalife! I grew up outside of Memphis. I never wheeled East TN but there’s a ton of awesome trails out there. I’ve always wanted to go wheel at Windrock

I remember watching your Black Bear Pass video when it came out and loved that whole series! A couple years ago we ran Black Bear and then my buddy went into a shop in Ouray and bought me this little, thin wooden refrigerator magnet thing for Black Bear Pass. I will be damned if I didn’t look...

Not a 4X4 but an EXTREMELY capable rig. Please note the following performance modifications. Custom “Baja Style” tube front bumper equipped with fog lights, blacked out hood to reduce sun glare, large all terrain tires, custom “crow’s nest” roof rack loaded with fuel, water and milk crates...

I can assure you, I have what it takes to star in this motion picture!

I’m following this and I appreciate any info here. We haven’t been to Sand Hollow but want to plan a spring trip! We’ve been going to Moab a couple times a year for the last while and need to change it up. Looks like there is good camping. I’ve got a tent trailer thing but I don’t want to...

14 peaks was good! Just finished watching The Alpinist last night. You have to watch The Alpinist!!! Man it was awesome. In the same camp as all the other climbing documentaries: Free Solo, The Dawn Wall, Meru etc. The River Runner is another awesome one about these crazy cats kayaking...

I saw the first stand alone JT picture and thought “that looks like a nice rig. Picture looks a tiny bit odd”. Then I saw that rig climbing up a tire the size of a 50 story building. Mind blown

That was going to be my statement. Does she drink? Keep her well lubricated and she will have a big time. She will also take frequent naps too and then never be able to remember what trails she went on.

Thanks guys. There’s some JLs that have started coming wheeling with us and they probably could change a tire, so I wanted to see what to do when they break a shaft. 🙏

Awesome pictures. The RC pictures screwed with my mind a little bit. That’s very cool. Looks like a great day.

Looks like a shaved 14 bolt in the rear

I have a JK but I was curious. Say you’re wheeling and break a front driveshaft u-joint. You can get off the trail in 2 wheel drive. With the FAD system, shouldn’t you be able to just put it in 2WD and drive out? Or do the outer shafts still spin but isolate the differential from turning?

Oh no, here we go

This past summer my stock rear shafts bearings were going bad as I found oil leaking at the hubs. My Jeep was still under warranty so the dealer pulled both rear shafts and replaced the bearing, race and seals. Well, a couple thousand miles later and a few wheeling trips and the driver side...

Great pictures!

Welcome! You definitely came to the best Jeep forum online. There’s tons of practical experience here and you won’t be steered in the wrong direction.

Not only that, a lot of these shit asses are going to get trails shut down due to their poor behavior and bad decisions. Not sure if anyone has read any of the news articles over the last couple of years of people rolling off Black Bear Pass, but I predict it will be shut down in the next...

What the heck. 5,000 miles? How many wheeling trips?