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I have often thought about this as well! ha ha. Should not be too hard to do..

That is what being human is all about. We had a person in our circle of husky friends fall on hard times. We have provided things for him, his partner and their dog a few times now and it feels great to help out. Great video!

Sorry, I thought when I looked in, it had 2wd, 4wd auto, and low range. WOW!.

Not quite, The new one has selectable 4wd as far as I can remember so an honest to goodness transfer case. Unlike the new blazer which is basically an equinox with a different body.

I put 120,000km on a set of KO originals on my 2011 JK. They will still over 50 % when I sold it. Great tires. I am glad I never bought KO2 for my pat then. I have falken's now and LOVE THEM.

Can you get some down road shots of each set please. I always wanted to see how they perform. Thanks!

As for the roadshower, you can make one out of some pipe, endcaps and fixutres. Google it, so easy and works exactly the same.

Nice pathy. I had a 98 chilkoot edition that I wrote off when I hit a moose with 2000 kms on her.

I will add, that the only time you have to be careful driving is when there is ice on the road. They like to lock in there. Other than that they are ideal.

Hey Eric, Truetracs are fully open on the road they only lock up when wheel slip is encoutered. They drive like an open diff on the road. If I kept our JK unlimited I would have them installed in a heartbeat.

Just a tidbit for if you go to get lockers. Get truetracs. They add no weight, they are automatic and they are basically bulletproof. No running air lines, electrical etc. They are great as long as not wheels are in the air!

In a strange turn of events, Action called me today and the lift kit is in. This is going to be cool on the patriot. I have read the springs and shocks are a little stiff, but I think it's because they are new and need some time to settle in. We will update with pictures and a report on the...

I have the AT3W in 235/65/17 now. They are great. Very lightweight and nice grip for small rig overlanding.

Did you sell your tools, or just put them in storage?

We are a family of 3, our son has autism, so we want him to have some room to live. Plus we need some space for "alone" time. The Class C will give us all of that. Yeah, I am cool with not going "Everywhere" just where we want. The lift will give us a little extra clearance for fire roads etc...

I don't know what jeep has against making quality swaybar bushings and links. The pat's are toast, and my JK use to eat them for dinner. Teraflex fixed the links, the bushings I replaced with aftermarket ones which were much better. As for tires, if you can get P series Falken AT3W, I would go...

My parents are building a new home next to ours here on my property. I think after they are finished with it, I am going to sell our big home, move into that, and use it as our base. I am currently looking at used 28-32ft class c motorhomes. I am budgeting 40-50k cdn on the unit. Then I am going...

We love our sylvansport go camper. Anyone else out there with one? Sending a shout out to the go'ers out there.

She's no LJ, but a little bit more armor and tires and it will go alot of places. ha ha. Have you had any issues mechanically with it yet?

Since you have a month or so, whats the EV only range and overall range in normal driving conditions?