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I saw you guys pulling into Echo as I was leaving. I didn't know you were part of O.B. Small world.

Cool, congrats! Post some shots from your next trip.

I ordered it online from OK4WD in New Jersey. It seemed like they are one of the few who keep it in stock.

I've owned my James Baroud Evasion RTT for about one and half years. Overall I like the tent but was curious about the Isothermic kit that they sell as an option. I couldn't find anything online about how well it worked or even what it looked like. Eventually I decided to take the plunge and...

Should do this at least once a quarter if not every month.

interesting about the Borla. Initially I was considering it, thinking it was the higher quality product.

Interesting...I currently own a Jeep Rubicon and a LR4 and I'm itching for a 2017 Ram Power Wagon. The size concerns me, but I didn't think of it as a serious issue. I have a hard time squeezing my 5 y.o. twins with gear in the Jeep and I can with the LR4 but it's a 2013 with 81K miles on it...

I have friends who swear by these CAI's. Good to know. I always had some reservations.

That was my logic but it didn't work out that way. I'd consider it but at this point I've accepted that this is the normal temp range for this engine.

in hindsight it appears these Jeeps just run hot. 219-229 degrees in the summer seems to be the norm. I thought I can get the truck to run cooler by venting the hood....wrong. Coolant temp didn't change at all (using a digital temp gauge)

Sometimes we learn more from our mistakes. What's the worst accessory or product that didn't deliver or wasn't worth the money for you? I probably have many... Poison Spyder hood vent for my jeep (doesn't reduce my engine temps at all) REI Quarter Dome tent (rainfly window came out completely...

Hi, I can't answer your specific question about the rack but here's my 2 cents and this is coming from a guy who owns a RTT. When ever I go camping with my kids (5 y.o. twins) I take a ground tent. I enjoy using my RTT but having my kids climb the ladder and the ingress/egress makes me...

Hi, Anyone use an isothermic kit for their JB tent? Does it really work? When installing, which side faces in? Take care, Tom

Here's my 2 cents on your dilemma. If you expect to fit 1 or 2 people max - Hard shell If you need to fit 3 or more - Soft shell If you value speed and ease of setup - hard shell If you want/need a connected annex - soft shell (could be partially addressed with an awning and side walls but...

I agree on both solutions. Obviously the size tire you have to air down makes a big difference. I find speeding up to find the right speed makes a big difference also. A good example is the road between Ubehebe crater and the racetrack in Death Valley, CA. I'm doing ~45-55mph and the road is...

Maybe I'm getting older because I used to not care but I'll pay a little more for quality and towards a company in the US versus something made by a company in China who's knocking off an American product. The new GoPro's are not that expensive, look sleeker and are smaller. I don't work for...

Based on budget I would go with a Jeep Cherokee. They're plentiful , inexpensive, capable with tons of mods available.

Upgraded my brakes which became the weakest link after all the extra weight and 37"s. Dynatrac Progrip.

#3256 Thank you!

I'm a RTT convert also. However, I prefer the hardshell RTT versus the soft flip over design where you need to open windows with poles and add a cover.