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There isn't another company making slides like Rockslide.

Broncos are very cool, but I'm sticking with my JT

I was thinking the same thing. When you factor in how much wind you will need to top off your batteries, it's just a bit underwhelming.

Nitto makes a very good tire. You'll pay for it, but them and Toyo are among the best

My old 2017 Jeep had horrible alignment from the factory. That truck was a mess, bad alignment, electrical issues and passenger front door never closed correctly.

This is over the top winter camping that is just so cool. Sure it's a ton of stuff to take out and put away, but this is unique.

Eh, not for me

Interesting

People getting started in offroad, tread on the caution side of and don't air down. Really need too, there are so many traction benefits.

Right, butting aside the music choice, which wasn't my taste, it was a good video. Nice slow mo footage. That red Jeep sounds like it could use a tune though.

My brother has one of those Super 73 bikes and it's a blast. Super fast and he is always taking that thing off into trails.

Turns out they have a video on it

Agree, very good looking bumper. Had to look up myself, not plastic, looks to be made from steel: https://ruggedridge.com/p/rugged-ridge-venator-front-bumper/

I don't suppose you recently had any engine work done or fluid change?

Bet you can cram a small 4wheeler back there

Just dawned on me, have any of you pressed this design with RSI or other current topper manufactures? Perhaps if they see enough demand for this sort of design, they will start manufacturing themselves.

Morning. Not neccessarily how they connect, but in general. Looking for other light bar options. This is a big spend, so making sure 100% getting something that gives me most of what I would want from it.

Is there a decent set of lights that look like these, except different brand?

I tried this a number of years back and it's fun to do, but for me just wasn't my thing for the amount of ammo I shoot.

Without tearing a truck apart, is there a way to know what gears are in a truck that was bought second hand?