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We have elephant hill, poison spider mesa and day cannon with EJS, and will likely take a tour up top of the world on an off day

No different then any other bearing setup, maintenance is always key

We rent a condo, its a 26 hr drive down id rather leave the trailer at home and do a few more mph. Also the condo has a garage will be in town 14-19th. we ditch town before super saturday grid locks main

We will be in town with 2 rigs

Should look into timbren axless systems if you havent, they are independent but arent a torsion design. We use them on all our trailer builds and have yet to have a single issue no matter what i drag them over. https://timbren.com/axle-less/

fab up or have someone fab up basically a piece of dom tube with a flat flange off the bottom x2. So that in theory you would bolt that to the side of the rack system you have and it would give you two vertical posts to clamp your thule carrier to. bascially just two vertically crossbars

adjustable shocks are honestly a waste, rarely does anyone take the time to adjust and keep them clean enough so they can be. Also ive yet to setup an adjustable set in which i could say that i could feel a difference in the settings, besides coilovers. with the old man emus the 60067L and...

either of the option i suggested wont cost more then 120-150 per shock , ran both on my jku. i find the old man emu softer better for overland and daily drivers. the bilsteins work better offroad and on the rocks but still nice and soft. ive found fox too stiff and have seen them break shock...

dont waste you time, same quality as the rough country. I see more of those adjustment knobs snapped off then i do intact. id recommend some Old man emu nitros, or bilstien 5100s

All family owned, any one of us can help you out. My name is jordan

we do sell tepui and we will have a couple demo units up for sale for a reduced priced

Yes we can do the ARB system, and yes you could install half the decked unit.

We do can make something happen for sure, we more so work with steel. But i do like a challenge Have you seen decked poly slide drawers?

You should come by our shop, we are a one stop shop for an overland/ offroad build. Treadhead Garage LTD

Take a look into Moryde for tailgate hinges and or tire carrier, cost less then going with say a teraflex unit

a few of us are planning this run from edmonton mid to late summer, should be 3 or 4 of us with trailers

i have a set, they stay in the trailer. Mostly use them for leveling they are quite a bit lighter then other boards on the market, so id assume they would be alot easier to break.

I may not be the first but im strongly considering one, only thing is it will be months before we see any up in canada after production

Im going to email you a link to what id reccomend, and if thats kind what your looking for i can get a quote together for you

Where abouts in ab are you? if you up near or in edmonton i can help you out