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I use the firestick as well. I think it looks good.

That looks sticky

My son and I at Badlands Off Road Park in Indiana.

Some great looking Jeeps here.

Welcome. I live in Virginia, but spend a lot some time each year in NW Wisconsin.

Your right.. So.Damn.Fun

Good looking JKU.

Welcome Eddie. It's going to be hard to overland without a vehicle, but you might be able to meet up with some local groups that wouldn't mind taking on an extra passenger.

Look like he had fun.

Welcome. I'm not too far from you in Centreville. I'm currently in Afghanistan though, but would be interested in tagging along on one of your overland adventures if scheduling permits when I'm home.

Welcome from Virginia.

Nice pics, Thanks for posting. My mother lives in Solon Springs WI. We're planning on doing this with my sons summer of 2018.

Gorgeous view.

Nice looking rig, I got the 2016 Rubicon as well.

Nice looking rig. I like Rausch Creek, I'll be hitting it up when I come home on R&R in a few months.

I would go with 4.56, others might say 4.88. Both would be OK. Here is a link to a chart that might help you decide based on what your plans for your jeep are. There's also a formula that you could use to determine what might be best for you. Keep in mind though the chart is a generalization...

Saw these Broncos at Chaos Off Road Park during their Last Crawl before Fall event.

I agree with the re gear. I ran 35s on mine with 4.10 gearing and it was sluggish on the hills. It was fine where I live because it's pretty flat, but when I traveled through the West Virginia it sucked.

Welcome from VA.

I don't bring my firearms for security, I bring them for recreation. Of course having them with me provides an added security blanket, whether needed or not.