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if you want to be able to unplug it, get this: if you want a switch style disconnect, get this:

your normal 12v dc will not do anything to you at all. The only thing that should/could zap you would be ignition coils. Getting zapped by a distributor SUCKS!

that really depends on the winch @maktruk. The high end winches (like warns) will have a thermal protection device built into the winch. The lower end winches (harbor freight, smitty, engo, etc) usually does not. If you are that overly concerned with it, i would recommend either using a quick...

i know the feeling there. Its kinda of the same reason manufacturers dont fuse starter cables. They have a pretty high amp draw. What ever fuse your put in will likely blow very very quickly under a good pull

The only thing i see bad about that tent is the rain fly. If you want nice protection in the rain and to make sure you dont wake up with a flooded tent, get something that has full vestibules on it (rain fly goes all the way to the ground). It is very well worth the extra cost to do so.

Larger alternator and dual batteries are recommended but not required. It is necessary to have a battery in good shape. run the cable directly to the battery, dont run them through a fuse, relay, solenoid, etc. These can pull upwards of 400+ amps at max pull.

The vehicle takes the cake IMO awesome designs!

I know! Its a real shame nissan discontinued them. I just wish there were more in texas

Looks great!

I've been super impressed with my smittybilt x20 series. Its the 1st gen, and its 100% waterproof and designed to be run underwater

Very nice! Welcome to the forums!

I usually try and keep things pretty simple, but usually go excellent at night. One of my favorite things to do is a good cowboy dinner. So far one of the best ones ive done is a bourbon and brown sugar glazed steak with a good can of beans. Foil packs, fajitas (usually precook it for less...

be careful of the CVT transmissions. They do not handle being stuck well at all

The only thing you need to actuall "overland" is a reliable vehicle, the will to get out and explore, and some basic camping supplies. Think of what the settlers did with what they had way back in the day on horses and wagons. They called it life back then, we call it adventure and Overlanding...

im down for a couple of the concert style shirts!

I made the switch to a arb 50q fridge. ITS AMAZING!!! will not go back to a cooler unless im camping with a larger group

It would be nice for custom #'s, but the ease of future members, issue them on a lowest available. Keep it sumple and avoid headaches

Im chiming in from Mckinney!

Chiming in from Dallas!

We do happen to be the 2nd largest state, and for good reason