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Maybe this will be of use. Ouachita National Forest Maps https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/index.php?threads/Ouachita-National-Forest-Maps.21413/

Here’s a handy resource. the official OHV maps for the Ouachita National Forest. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/ouachita/home/?cid=fseprd605890 I’m new to overlanding and don’t have any experience with better trail maps apps. If you’ve got these trails and more, I’d love to see them.

New guy here. Did you find the answer to your trail? I would love to know what you came up with.

The front lift is a steel spacer that bolts in. Since it holds the strut, it makes perfect sense. The rear spacer is simply a nylon disc on the coil. Body mounts for trucks have been nylon for decades to reduce frame noise transferring to the body so I don’t see any reason a coil spacer can’t...

I guess links to eBay are blocked...my kits were the same as listed above.

Here’s what I did, 2" lift in the front, 1" in the rear. Front lift: For Honda Pilot 2003-2008 Steel Front 2" Lift Kit With Sway Bar Link | eBay Rear Lift: For Honda Pilot 2003-2008 Nylon Rear 1" With Camber Arm Lift Kit | eBay To install the lift, I simply used the ready lift installation...

@b0wfin How did you setup your sway bar disconnects? Did you use a kit of some kind?

Hello! Last year we bought an '06 Honda Pilot to replace my wife’s daily driver. I forsee lots of camping trips and adventures with this neat little SUV. Whenever she lets me mod “her car” I make an overlanding mod. Among other mods, a Honda tech friend of mine found a couple lift kits on...

this is really great! if my wife will let me, I'll fab a ladder for my pilot. (as far as I can tell, no one makes an off-the-shelf ladder for a pilot. do you have another thread where you show more detail of this build? I'm interested to see how you're mounting it at the top. (I'll probably just...

Man! This looks so great! I’m a brand new member in Little Rock. I just now found out about this so it’s too late for me to change our holiday plans and join in this ride. But I’m super stoked to see members active in my area. I’ll be joining you for rides in the future, I’m sure.

I love this! My family owns a 2006 Honda Pilot and I’ve put a 2” lift and other overlanding mods on as well. I look forward to seeing more adventures!