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I installed a TF 1.5" leveling kit plus an additional 1/2" TF spacer up front to get 2". Plus 3/4" spacers in the back. No issues so far. I did use TF shock extenders.

I tend to do that after a bottle of St. Bernardus ABT 12.

40s? Damn! What gearing do you have? Unless you did an engine swap and dumped a Blastolene 12 in it.

Got it!

Rubicon shocks should be Fox shocks and not the usual red shocks.

A little more work but it would be very solid.

Very nice. Like those fenders.

Mine has four angry squirrels but I did several things that helped quite a bit. When I got it, it came with 33' tires, it would hit 65 on flats but that was pedal to the metal. I changed all engine sensors, swapped the injectors for Ford 19lbs 4 hole injectors, 4.0 TB, full exhaust with headers...

Maybe some heavy sound deadening material like dynamat will help.

Crossing our fingers. Like last year, we prep our evacuation bags and leave them in the camper ready to go.

Cool. These ground screws are designed to be driven into the ground by a high power torque wrench. If your ground is rocky like ours then they may not work.

Question, how the winds where the cabin is? I noticed the foundation and I didn't see or noticed if the cabin is secure to the ground other than gravity on the deck blocks. There are straps that secure the foundation to the ground using ground screws. Something like this may help secure the...

I traded a '21 1500 Sierra AT4 diesel for my first JT.

Must be nice! Do it do it! YOLO! My summer Jeep is '92 YJ.

It's a beautiful area. I was just in Capitan at the hardware store.

We had to evacuate last year but the fire staid four miles south. Wondering what this year's will bring.

I'm about 15 miles north of Ruidoso. Loma Grande area. We really like it here. It gets cold 🥶 but summers are great. Usually never above 90. Since we are at over 7,000 it is quite breezy. We live on 18 acres in the middle of Lincoln Forest.

I see. A couple of solar panels and a portable battery bank/inverter should be enough to power the cabin and take with you to prevent theft. I think Ecoflow, Goal Zero and Jackery are good options. A composting toilet would probably work for you.

Nice little setup. Our house started as our vacation home/cabin in NM at 7,300ft and it became our home after I retired in 2023. Since then we added on to it and now it sits at around 1,100 sq ft., up from 532 without the loft. Our contractor is currently working on the interiors of our 400 sq...

Good luck! I believe new batteries will fix the issue. Both of the batteries I took out read between 12.45 and 12.6V. You would think they were still good but not the case.