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http://www.mojave-road.com/mojave-road-maps.htm I found these very useful. It has the trail plus every other trail or road you will come across. It's broken down to 19 individual sections of the trail. The print layout is in a 8.5 x 14

The original manufacturer stopped making them awhile back and it appears some one else took over. I found this on ebay a while back. https://www.ebay.com/itm/2001-2011-Dodge-Dakota-Steel-Differential-Drop-Brackets-Kit-4WD-4x4-PRO/253716468911?hash=item3b12ae14af:g:7BsAAOSwK5Fb~clf:rk:3:pf:0...

Thanks. I don't do any hard trails. Hardest I've done so far was a moderate rock garden. The rear axle set up took me a good weekend. Tricky part was getting the rear lifted enough to reinstall the leaf springs on top. Some things I had to improvise last minute. As far as the front goes, I...

I kinda wish I took some before and after pics but here it is Now. If you notice, the sway bar is gone. Where it was mounted before are now the shock mounts, with a section of steel channel. New leaf spring perches will need to be installed on top of the axle and I was able to use the original u...

How Rare... Another Durango Rig. I 'm not sure what the factory ride height is in the front, but I think I've managed almost a three inch lift by just cranking the stock torsion keys. But they are towards the limits. I'm not sure how much your bumper set up weighs but that might be a factor. I'm...

I've ben running BFG MT2's. I came across them on craigslist in really good condition for a great price. I've been with them for two and a half years. And they are starting to show their age. Considering that most of my trips are from maintained dirt roads to the occasional rock garden, my next...

Yup, we got to do it again...it was good to meet everyone.

I would like to get a skottle but I just can't justify the price to get one. Currently I'm just using a two burner Coleman plus a hikers stove (mini isobutene burner). When I was younger I remember we had a plow disk fryer and cooked just about everything in there. I'm always keeping my eye out...

A weekend warrior here also. Mostly day trips and overnighters through out the year. And maybe a week long trip once a year. I'm hoping to make a trip to the parks in southern Utah early spring.

My outings are usually one nighters and solo trips on the weekends. I will normally carry a cot and a two person pup tent, along with a sleeping bag and pad. I like the comfort of a cot but find it too large to setup inside most tents. But depending on the area and time of year, I will sleep on...

Awesome, He has a great youtube channel as well. https://www.youtube.com/user/4xforum I also enjoy this guys channel as well. Ronny Dahl... https://www.youtube.com/user/RonBacardi666

Welcome to the club. And just like you, most of my outings are fishing trips. Also I and perhaps many of us, have only the weekends to get out . Greetings from Kingsburg.

At home or the outdoors, Cast Iron. Just last weekend I got myself a dutch oven. Used it a couple times over the stovetop to cook some eggs in the morning. Gonna get out this weekend and take a shot at the Mountain Man Breakfast for sunday morning.

I,m not to sure about the newer models but I think they're all wheel drive. I know some older models a 2wd was available. I got mine a few years back, a 2003. 4wd with a rear LSD.

Welcome and glad to see another Durango fan on here. To bad the after market is dwindling for these vehicles but don't let that stop you. It will still take you places.

Hey Guys, New to the forums. Let me introduce myself, You can call me Alex, I'm located in the Central Valley of California. I'm relatively new to the idea of overlanding. I really like the message that this community is getting across about the topic. My favorite thing to do on the weekend is...