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Pismo Beach. Pic of your rig in a country you don't live in.

Remember too rebuildable shocks... Well... need to be rebuilt. About every 50k miles. You need to pull them off, send them in, wait a week, and put them back on. Just make sure you're ok with this, and the down the road costs as well. Otherwise, you could easily have gotten away with standard...

I dunno. The Colorado diesel runs a 10s 0-60, and can't even hit 80 at a quarter mile (17s+). I'm not saying it has to be a race truck but I personally can't drive a truck that's not fun to drive. Diesels just aren't fast, anything with a "Raptor" badge should be fast across the desert and they...

Caught some small ones out of Baker Creek otherwise not much around from what I could find at Coyote Flat. Nearest best place, and you may be able to find a trail to get you directly from north end of Coyote Flat down to the road that brings you to South Lake, is South Lake and the river/lakes...

Nice! It's a cool way to enter Big Bear, one of the first runs I did too when I got my rig actually. Jacoby Canyon is a fun short one. Then you could run down to Pioneer town on way back home, easy but fun scenic trail. Have yet to run Dishpan/Holcomb/John Bull but prob will at some point...

Coyote Flat is 10k plus. Mazourka Peak about 9k. Neither are 4 day trips though (at least not moving). You could do Mazourka south to north, camp near peak, or badger flats. Then exit going north, head to bishop then up to Coyote Flat. Once you get up there you could spend a couple days but you...

How technical do you want the trails? Want to setup on e and stay or go to a new place each day? Lots of options. Coyote Flat. Buttermilk country. Manzanar. Mazourka. Sand Flats/Wheeler ridge. Laurel Lakes. To name a few...

Takes what, 20 mins to setup? Hmmm... Trying to get past that amount of setup time, but also don't want an RTT. At this point narrowed to an RV5 or maybe try the much cheaper Gazelle tent t4 for a whopping $240. Already have an awning so I dont necessarily need the awning the RV5 gives though...

Curious how the Subies do heading up Clark's grade. Let us know!

Let me know how the fishing is, never had much luck at Funnel. Caught some nice little trout out of Baker however. Heading up there mid-Sept.

Holy crap that is rad!!! Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using OB Talk mobile app

Since your plan is to enter from the South via Clark's Grade I'd suggest trying to get Yellow Post #30. It's a popular one though so you may need to get there on Thursday if you want it. Other options: https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd503214.pdf

It's rented out as accessible for cars so I'm sure you're fine. This is rad! Put it on the calendar which means the wife can't fight it, good work! Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using OB Talk mobile app

@bencleveland is right on all accounts, but he's still being a bit too PC [emoji16] I love OB, but people need to spend time doing their own research and learning on their own. Not everything will be found on OB, most of it won't to be honest. Invest the time and you'll get what you want out of...

+1 for Corral Canyon and def +1 on that hip camp, looks awesome! Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using OB Talk mobile app

And for anyone heading north on 15 they need to avoid it past Mira Mesa, car caught on fire which caused a brush fire which is caused some incredibly ridiculous traffic. Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using OB Talk mobile app

Your rig all taken apart (repairs or mods).

Ok, how about your rig, next to someone else's rig, same model, same color. Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using OB Talk mobile app

Ok not a photo, how about a 360 video? Haha... Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using OB Talk mobile app

And if you have an IFS truck like that FJ you can lift from the center of the lower control arm in the front, it's fairly low (like the suggestion of lifting from the axle) and any bottle Jack and maybe even the stock Jack would work for most applications. For the rear, the axle housing. You can...