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Id be all over that with you, but I don't get back to Merica until may or june.

with that said, MOAK is correct, rubicon or not, a TJ is the way to go. You can find them around that price range and they are really capable as well. and the 4.0 wont let you down.

I was recently turned onto the Nitto Ridge grapplers, check them out and see what you think.

I can only vouch for the trail grapplers, especially the load range E versions. theyre extremely tough and quite amazing on the trail. They are however, an aggressive tread that a lot of people aren't a fan of. Ive been looking into Ridge grapplers, which seem like they would be a great tire...

Ill vouch for the 3.8. I can honestly say that ive beat mine further than anyone I know, and the only issue ive ever had with it is the power steering pump breaking, and I blame that on myself. its about to roll over 120k miles. The ONLY issue that I could possibly tell you from my experience...

Solely going off of the picture of the rig. Id go with 31s. As for brand, ive always noticed that the toyo open country doesn't last as long as they should. BFG are a really good brand of tire no matter which tire you decide to get. I personally run nitto trail grapplers, they are an amazing...

What all are your minimum requirement out of the vehicle? 2 door/ 4 door 3.6/3.8/4.0 engine? what kind of wheeling are you looking to do? budget?

an ENO hammock, its makes for happy human beings!

MY 2 cents.. I may not speak for everyone, nor do I intend to be. but my thoughts are that, as overlanders, we invest a lot into our vehicles, and I firmly believe that you should without a doubt LOVE your rig. If your not happy with it, and have doubts, then upgrade to something that makes you...

hey there, So traditionally, when camping I almost exclusively use the fire and the cast irons to cook up some grub. How do you cook? Fire, Stove, or other means? Pros and cons?

Hi guys, just trying to get an idea of some of the toughest trails around. Any suggestions? Im up for a challenge and gonna have some free time in a few months.

Haha,, the ole trusty dusty laundry bags!

Well youre definitely thinking in the right direction. First and foremost I would worry about navigation, doesn't necessarily have to be part of the vehicle, but always have a way to tell where you are on hand. second, always have a way to get out of a bad way in an emergency, (recovery, first...

Sounds like a fun time, i cant wait to get on all those roads and enjoy the scenery.

juat buld you a nice big fire:grinning:

going off of what 1derer said,, you can go that route. and then quite a few offroad companies sell "geometry correction" brackets for the xterras.. however with that being said,,, my opinion is that "you get what you pay for" and for a lift, id make sure you get the right one the first time...

MOST animals will simply walk away if they see you around unless they feel threatened. Ive had TONS of experience with bears, raccoon, coyotes, bobcats, mountain lions, and a freakin panther once. 9 times out of 10 if you just make some noise itll spook off. but always make sure you have shelter...

hi there, im also jake from Upstate SC. living in NC. welcome to OB and hopefully you get them out this summer, theres a LOT of great places around the Carolinas.

Hi Brian, welcome and you came to the right place! Im sure this community will suck you in and you be exploring in no time.

You can do the same on Carolina Beach in NC as well. Camping on the beach is always a good time.