Recent content by Kilted1

I know that Rivian quoted a loss of range of around 50% in loose sand/dirt. If you are off-roading and the motors are required to produce near full torque peaks initially and high torque held constantly to climb obstacles you will see a much larger range loss than 50%. EVs are more efficient in...

I have the manual 6-speed and I upgraded to the Centerforce dual friction clutch rated for 494 ft-lbs. An electric motor tied to the Jeep 4-wheel drive system and my 5.13 gears would be a dream off-road. My long-term plan and part of my purchase decision is to convert my 2019 Jeep Rubicon to a...

They are propane thirsty beasts and that is why we don't take one. If we can't have a small campfire, we simply do without. I carry enough tools and supplies that I try to stay light and efficient whenever possible.

We live in Southern Arizona, where 50˚ is reaching arctic lows. We have used the furnace a lot and I can tell you that the furnace, water heater, and stove all sip propane. We came back from a 10-day Colorado trip using all three every day and we still had half our propane left.

My wife and I are 50+ years old and the idea of her climbing up and down a ladder at night to use the restroom would have been a no-go from the get-go. We have arrived at camp in miserable conditions (11 pm at 10,500 ft in a driving rainstorm at 35˚ F) and it was very nice to turn on the propane...

We have a late 2021 Expedition 2.0 and I can’t help with the differences between the 2018 and 2021 versions and the specific updates. We selected the Expo over the Pando as neither of us are anything resembling a chef, towing with a Jeep so the 500 lb lighter weight was an important...

My wife and I are participating in the 2022 Jeep Jamboree Emigrant Trail event. We will be pulling our Off Grid Trailers Expedition 2.0 and wondered if any other members had participated in the event i. The past and what there experience was. Thanks in advance.

Thank you OGT for offering a greater number of avenues to communicate.