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Wecome from Austin, TX.

Welcome from Austin, TX. Great to know you are attending an event. Don't let the pace you are builing your rig, hold you up from enjoying edventures. Get out with other Overlandbound members, and discover what mods are worth doing, and what is not. Their are a lot of XJ owners on the Forum...

I agree with @MazeVX. Replace the lift with something in the 2inch range. You may still find many of the steering components have worn parts that may need replacing. You can never go wrong with regearing. Your axle should have a label showing the OEM gears. Lots of on line calculators to...

Welcome from Austin, TX.

Others are interested also. The Caraven will grow as we travel. We can exchange details, as the event gets closer.

Yes, sounds great

I didn’t see the made in USA. I called them, and asked where the recovery strap was manufactured. They told me China.

Offered as an FYI, no judgement: their tow straps are designed in the USA, but manufactured in China. Many US designed products are manufactured in China. I personally tend to buy American or Australian manufactured products. But respect those that make a different choice.

Welcome from Austin, TX. Love traveling through Arkansas, beautiful part of the country.

Welcome from Austin, TX. Always great to see another JKU Overlanding. I'm confident you will find this community a great resource.

Welcome from Austin, TX.

Welcome from Austin, TX. I'm sure you will find a lot of inspiration on the Forum.

Looking at the specs, seems to be a good product. I have never used Rhino products, so can not speek from first hand experience. I do have experience with Bubba Rope products. These are some of the best engineerd recovery gear I have used. I have also used the ARB kits, and have bean very...

Dito, only put them on when I think they will be needed.

Subscribe: Love the build. You have created some good content. Keep up the great work.

I’m a bit of a gear fanatic, so I have tried multiple awnings. The 270 Awning deploy much faster then I can setup my simple ARB awning. I prefer my ARB, because of some additional versatility. I can lower one side are the other, when it rains. It has more adjustability for shade. I prefer...

Depends on where you are traveling. I remove them around the SouthWest. When I was traveling in Belize, they prevented my windshield from being smashed out by branches.

Welcome from Austin, TX