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Love the idea WJCO. Your first list hit a lot of the highlights.

Maybe I'm confused, but I threw the JKS one on my Method Beadlock spare this weekend and it is recessed in my wheel at the short setting.

It's sooooooo bad in black. You kinda just have to get over it and embrace it.

Taking this another direction...some sidewall flex courtesy of the Method beadlocks

Went about 20 miles offshore this past weekend for one day as part of my bachelor party. Had about 60 keepers. Grey Snapper, Striped Bass, And Grouper.

You see them frequently bc they are cheap and usually available for 2 day delivery with Amazon prime. So far, the 1/2" drive Tekton torque wrench I ordered has held up well, but I have not tested its accuracy against a calibrated wrench.

You already know what I'm going to ask, but....Quiet Crawler for the 4 Door? Any update? Take my money

Baby flex on a boulder by the cabins at Windrock

My bachelor party is in a week, so I've been making a point to mow 3 or 4 beers a night trying to get this tolerance up...here was tonight's selection. Not a big saranac fan, it's just what was left in the fridge.

Also, please note, this method is known by the State of California to cause cancer...proceed at your own risk.

I can't believe it, but it wasn't all a photoshop hoax. It actually lives...

Yeah, I found one for $575 and they were running a rebate at the time so it ended up be $500. But, this is the correct choice for OP.

But a Warn, but not the ones recommended above. The VR series winches are Chinese and no better that the rest of the other shitty cheap winches. If you are on a budget, buy the Warn M-8000. It is a quality setup, proven for years, and won't set you back much more than $500.

I exclusively use the accuweather app. We used it when when we would roadrace motorcycles and plan for race weekends, and it proved to be the most accurate. Here is what it is showing now, so I still feel good about it. But, you are right, in the mountains that can and will change in a heartbeat.

I was brought to Wayalife after following the forums for a couple of months and quickly realizing this was the best place for honest info from people who actually wheel their rigs. Over 2,000 posts later and I haven't looked back once! Couldn't be happier and look forward to more time here.

"But I watch and love all the videos?!?!"

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Looking like it may be dry next week for the most part at Windrock, so hopefully avoiding a slop fest!!

I'm running them in a 35x12.5x17 and they are a great street tire. They are decent offroad, but they will NOT perform to the level of a M/T in wet conditions offroad. I put 10-12k miles on my ride a year so they make sense, but my next set of tires will be M/T's due to my desire for better...

I have a Front D30 rear 44 with 35's and 4.88 gearing. I locked the rear with a 35-spline ARB and feel good about eventually going to 37s with the rear as is. I will not go any bigger with the front being a D30 and would def not lock the 30.