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Take the 2k for gears and put it towards 40's.

Yes Sand Hollow in St Georges UT.

Ran this one last week. Really liked the trail, very challenging and some of the obstacles you really needed tires larger than 37's, but most obstacles had bypasses. Only obstacle I had to bypass was the Zturn, tried every way but my heavy wide and long Gladiator just could not make the pivot...

We just ran Kane Creek last week and the section that started the shelf road (your last 3-4 pictures) was pretty tough. Most of us had to use that 1st winch point and about 20 yards up the trail was not much fun either. Me and the long, wide Gladiator were not big fans of the narrow shelf road...

Sand Hollow.

You are making it look easy, but I am betting the grinding was tough. Looks like a nice kit.

Heading to Moab in 2 weeks. All fluids and bolts checked. Lifted each corner just to make sure noting was binding and all the clearances were good. Everything looked perfect just hoping to get my new rear bumper in the next week so I can get that put on. She had more flex in her but my...

Based off the JK kit I am betting $4500-5000.

Did you check the toe in/out after the install? Is the axle centered under the frame?

If the rear locker sensor was bad you would have lights on the dash. I would check the fuse then maybe pull the switch panel out see if the wires are connected. Did you buy the truck new or used?

Pretty sure my watch has more power than my 1st PC. Has a cassette tape drive that took forever to load programs.

I am headed to Sand Hollow and Moab for 2 weeks in the middle of April. It will be close for me, worst case the OE bumper might sustain some damage.

Just ordered mine. He says they have a few on backorder and are expecting the steel in by the end of the week. Was optimistic they would have it to me by the beginning of April. Comes powder coated and free shipping got me.

Quite the condasending prick aren't you. I served 12 years all infantry, I enjoy getting out shooting with like minded people. Most of the shooters I compete with are vets, active duty or law enforcement, who know the only way to stay sharp and get better is to train with people who are better...

Looks great, it is the cut version? How long did it take them to get it to you?

Relentless was at the top of my list. But from everything I have read they have a very long wait time, not really wanting to pay for something and wait 3 months for it to ship. Maybe I will give them a call and see what their wait times are looking like now.

40's on Dynatrac 60's Full width 72" 17x9 wheels with -12mm 3.5 MC GC lift 3" of bump stop f&r Not much rubbing anywhere.

Looking for a new higher clearance rear bumper. Really looking at the Motobilt Gladius or Tomahawk. Gladius is cheaper and gives another 5" of clearance, but no way to add a hitch. Tomahawk gives ultimate clearance and can add a high tuck hitch in the future. What else is out there that isn't...

Not sure what it would be called, just had a guy I shoot with do it up for me. Came out Nice though.

So true I spent many years in the infantry and even being infantry I shoot more and far better than I did while serving. Only downside is it costs quite a bit more. And with most people in the military being in support positions how is it that I have met more SEALS and SF since I have been out...