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Bellflower CA- Performance 4 Wheel Drive - Talk to Ken Good Shop and they do this sort of thing all the time

You still around?

https://www.ravelco.com

I'm getting the advanced safety package on mine- love the stop and go feature in LA traffic

I run a warn on my Jeep

Highly doubt that's for a Rubi- I think that would be a sport

What are the support brackets? Is that the support for the winch? Or general support brackets

Mine is a diesel Rubicon

Yes- For my past leases, I asked around and research what the best money factor is at the time. I have done this twice, once they give me the numbers I show them mine. I haven't been turned away. It's on a sheet - knowing that I have excellent credit helped the process cause they couldn't use...

What's the money factor? it seems that they are just setting the price at this point and not the actual lease

Wow that's awesome- hum at some point I'll have to take my wife to that area- She loves waterfalls

http://lostandcurious.com/tutorials/beginners-guide-to-off-road-driving-driving-skills/

Looks like BFGoodrich has information also- Including trail ratings (and meanings), tires (duh), different types of 4x4, hills....

I'll Start: Mark's Guide to Safety: https://jeepjamboreeusa.com/common-sense-off-road-driving/files/inc/cca77024ba.pdf Basically an army DMV handbook (also covers winch safety, recovery etc) https://armypubs.army.mil/epubs/DR_pubs/DR_a/pdf/web/tc21_305_20.pdf

Hey Peps- I didn't see anything on the forum in regards to basic/intermediate off-road resources. It seems much of the information siloed. So I figured I would start a thread. The goal is to give a person that wants to go wheeling a sense of common sense. I figured that we could share...

Redundancy, less expensive, and I feel it's more reliable.

Rebel Offroad (OC) has the reputation of being an excellent shop. They are also a forum sponsor. Another shop with lots of experience is- Randy's Offroad smaller shop in Azusa, CA. Jeep Solutions is located in Paramount - They are pretty good but a small shop with a lack of labor currently.

I thought I would post this up here. I took Stu's Advice (via his website) and installed one years ago on my TJ. To this day, I still use it—one of the best modifications I've done to my jeep. Stu's Website/write-up: https://www.stu-offroad.com/recovery/incab/incab-1.htm...

I can't wait to check out the adventure. It sounds like the phone booster system didn't solve the problem. Unfortunate- I was thinking about installing one on my rig. Then again, considering the areas you were at, I would assume that you needed a signal in the first place to "boost".