Recent content by RubiconRic

I have an '04 TJR that I have been very slowly building up over the years due to budgetary constraints... for quite a while I ran 3" springs, 1.25" BL, 1" MM, adj front lower CAs, upgraded steering, adj front trackbar, rear TB relocation bracket, AntiRock, rear extended swaybar links, extended...

Here are some cool old vids showing fond memories of what I consider to be real Florida wheeling from back before I even had my own Jeep. We'd go out with my buddy's Land Rover club, and kind of like how the guys out west will gather around rock obstacles to see who will make it, we'd watch...

Yes good advice above. Unless prior owner painted the front trackbar red I'd venture to say that is aftermarket, but doesn't really matter bc it's not adjustable. Based on your post, doesn't seem like budget is really an issue. Immediate need is to fix the death wobble. You never mentioned...

Not a movie but the Witcher series on Netflix is really good.

I have both and find myself using Gaia more, but only after I took the time to learn it (thanks Youtube). I recently went on an overlanding trip that I planned in advance using Gaia and so obviously used Gaia throughout the trip. I've also taken other trips where I basically used a paper map...

I'm curious what would come up if you scanned the barcode

Somebody at the mall parking lot is going to be snapping pics and trying to figure out what brand it is

Sorry, I don't remember details, but when my clockspring went bad it caused all sorts of issues/codes/lights, and I remember there were two very small connectors behind the steering wheel near the bottom (once you unscrew the steering column) and I disconnected one of them, which "fixed" the...

No need to be snarky; you asked for advice and the man gave you good advice. I was just out to Moab for my first time and was recommended to do Chicken Corners. It was great and would be perfect for you in a rental Jeep. However, if your sisters are anything like mine they'd likely be...

Yep! It was pretty dirty (and trailstriped) by that point. We gave it a bath in Silverton after that pic, before hitting Ophir and Imogene.

If you're that dead set on such a heavy truck camper, pulling the Jeep with a trailer versus flat tow, and not offroading, you should probably just go with a big toy hauler. Otherwise, if you want a heavy truck camper, you'd need a bare bones 1 ton dually to get payload as high as possible or a...

He posted up one pic on Tremor forum during our trip from the top of Stony Pass. We still need to go through all our pics from the trip then I think he'll do a longer post. Granger has some of the best pricing nationwide on Tremors and Broncos. Adaptive cruise was awesome for the trip home. We...

Yessir 😅

Don't know much about the F450 except that I wouldn't want to go any wider or be any heavier than the F350. My dad and I just finished a trip out west where we picked up his new Tremor from Iowa then drove to Colorado, did Medano Pass, Stony Pass, Ophir and Imogene, then Rimrocker to Moab and...

F350 Tremor 6.7 with truck camper. Would get you wherever you want to go with ability to trailer or flat tow the Jeep.