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Umm, the track bar moves…hence the bushings on the ends.

Welcome from Idaho!

I was thinking the same thing. But, then again, my 2017 is still running OEM ball joints. If I could only get more than a year out of a windshield, I’d be stoked.

No issues on my ‘21 either.

I feel like all of those little nozzles would freeze up in the winter.

People use the desert like a dump. I get sick of it. Honestly, shooters are often the worst with the leaving trash and brass everywhere. It’s unfortunate that more people don’t understand the beauty of the desert. It comes as no surprise that the greenies do the same thing in their quest for...

If wheeling doesn’t matter, I’d move up to a 22” inch wheel and then you could get a tire that is light as shit. ;)

I don’t know shit about shit, but I always thought having more weight really low was good for lowering center of gravity and keeping the wheel side down (as opposed to the roof). Either way, it’s hard for me to ever conclude that “all things are equal” between two tire brands. All of that said...

Those are cool, but I don’t need all of the bells and whistles. I already have two different stove setups and frankly, some of the places I camp, cooking away from where you sleep is generally preferable. I may take a shot at making one (or having one made).

Here is an example of basically what I’m looking for, but I have no clue if this one is good. Seems pricey for what it is but I can’t really find many ready to roll options out there.

Interested to see and hear thoughts on trail capable trailers. I think I’m going to build or buy a trail trailer for my RTT. That way my kids can hook up and take it if they want. I don’t want to break the bank so probably under $8K would be my budget.

That’s a lot of rubber.

Learn what kind of venomous animals are in the areas in which you explore. Do what you can to avoid interactions. Don’t waste your time or money on snake bite kits. Stay calm, have a plan for getting help. Deaths from rattlesnake bites in the US are extremely rare. Driving to the trail is...

I love country style pork ribs. So much meat and so easy to make.

Ha! I remember a 9,600 baud rate and that god-awful noise as AOL tried to connect.

Do you need to change either driveshaft?

Not sure if you are interested, but I think Teraflex R & D is hiring.

I choose not to give my hard earned money to donkey dicks. The following mathematical equation is pretty well know to anyone who has been around for more than a hot minute. Spod=terrorflex=northridge4x4=TW driveshafts = DONKEY DICKS!

Agreed. I’m not sure why, but the length of the XL seems weird to me and also unnecessary.

Happy Easter