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I never experienced the death wobble, but shocks shouldn't have any positive or negative effect on death wobble. That is all from the steering setup. If the wheels/tires are in good shape and in balance, I would start looking at the ball joints, tie rod ends, steering stabilizer, etc. as any...

Lookin good! If I keep my WJ, I plan on sliders and a winch bumper for sure.

second on the 5100's. They're good quality. I have about 15k-20k on mine with OME HD springs. I would have gone Fox if the cost was justifiable.

Good call on that battery! I run the same one in my WJ. Almost went with a NorthStar like many recommend on here, but the lack of availability scared me off if there was ever a failure. AutoZone's are everywhere and a quick warranty replacement is little hassle.

Awesome WK! If you're looking for local overlanding, check out our Facebook group called Konza Overland.

Stanley makes a good french press. IMHO it is the best french press I've ever used. So good in fact that I got rid of my normal french press and use it all the time.

I have a Coletti Bozeman perc. It works well and is made well, but I found myself reaching for my Stanley french press for the flavor. Maybe I need to work on my perc skills, but the french press is easy to perfect and I can produce the same quality coffee every time. Cleanup is a breeze. Plus I...

I had this one on the list to consider. My biggest issue is the length since I am currently running a 15ft cable with some slack, and I'd hate to create any sort of issue by coiling the extra cable somewhere. Is that concern accurate?

I can't really tell from the Amazon page, but can I unscrew one of the ends to feed through the firewall? I don't have a lot of space to feed a cable through.

I have had a CB on my rig for some time without much for issues. Recently I noticed that one of the PL259 male ends has begun to crack around the retaining nut. I have begun to look for a better option, not only with quality, but also with routing. I have just ran the cable from the CB in/on the...

Use your fire wood, jerry can, cooler, spare tire, or some sort of empty bag to fill with whatever you find.

Nice to see another WJ on here. Thanks for the info on the fan swap. If I have issues with my cooling system after the last round of work, I'll end up going that route.

You got it! Thanks!

Looking forward to it! I'd like to get anything you have from our day trip if possible!

Glad to see things are still progressing! Thanks again for coming out with us last weekend for a cruise. Hope to bump into you again, maybe in your neck of the woods.

I generally just buy wood or haul my own since I camp locally and most place I go are state or privately owned. I always have my axe in the rig if needed and a collapsible bow saw is on the list to get.

While I usually try to meal-prep ahead of time for longer trips or trips where we're short on cook time, I always carry a spice container that holds salt, pepper, cumin, paprika, cayenne pepper, onion powder, and garlic powder. Those are typically what I use anyways.

I sometimes run my Plano cases up there if I need the extra space in the rig and hold them down with ratchet straps. I have my ARB awning on it all the time bolted to the FourTreks mounts and ActionTrax up there sometimes on homemade mounts that get held down with wing nuts or a ratchet strap. I...

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This might be a long-shot, but with my idea of adding the ARB Bullbar bumper to my WJ, I had a few questions. 1. Recovery points: What can I do for recovery since the points on the bumper appear to just be tow rated and not rated for recovery. 2. Radiator protection: From what I can tell in...