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They are 8.5” wheels

Its an Evo Enforcer 2.5” lift with 37” tires

This nice JT parked behind me yesterday, looks like a 1-2” lift on 35’s with a bedrack and RTT.

Probably, they worked well on all the different types of soil, dirt, rocks I took them through between soft sand dunes in the desert, mud and rocks. I had them in snow and icy roads a few times as well. I put in between 80-100 miles commuting each day for work and the sound really got to me...

Its been a couple years since Ive run them, but if I can recall may have been 36-37psi.

Definitely have to chalk to get the pressure right, with pressure just a psi too high and ya get the harsh ride, a few psi too law and your steering is grabby and washy. Once chalked ya get in the “sweet spot”. But even the best pressure doesnt make them any quieter.

I ran them, they are loud and as they wear they get louder. Rolling at highway speeds with top and doors on, windows up, you can count on it being difficult to take or make a phone call. Top off, doors off and highway speeds might want to consider ear protection. They cupped sooner than expected...

This is more stuffed than flexed, is there a thread for that 😅

Wife and I went to L0wes for some Christmas decorations, came out to find this nice Rubicon with what looks to be a newer Mopar lift with Bilsteins parked behind me.

Superstition

At Superstition today, weather was sublime

A little sip of Elijah Craig after a wash and wax this afternoon.

Anza Borrego last weekend

If you make a tool that will get up there for this purpose….Im sold, I would be most appreciative of it and would love to have it in my tool-box. Please keep me in mind if you come up with something. 🙌👏

Our 1st trip of the season to our local desert.

I dont know how the technician and mechanics did it, but they were able to somehow get the “tacked-nut” into a position to allow the bolt to thread on bit am quite stoked…they didnt have to cut anything open and we have our 1st desert trip of the season uninterrupted. They had me on my way...

Funny thing, that weird saw toothed washer was on my front body mount bolt but not the middle or the rear. I used a cats paw to apply downward pressure while turning bolt counter clockwise to get the bolt out. The middle bolt came out extremely easy compared to the front and the rear. Im at the...

Welp, I just got my Ace Engineering Rock Sliders back from powder coating last night so when I got home from work today I figured I had enough time to install them in my driveway before sunset. Red lock-tite on front driver bolt, heated it with a torch, loosen, tighten, loosen, tighten, torch...

Ive been slacking… Heres’s a small upload of our recent indulgences the last several months