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I thought the same things..interested to hear opinions. Ultimately I went with claytons even though I initially wanted on ride adjustment, but after going through the exercise I didn't find it horrible and the jams have stayed put. Keeping the love in my backyard was also a consideration for me.

A little wheelin with friends yesterday! Met up with a bunch of other like minded folks, really cool day.

Awesome vid! Happy thanksgiving to all!

Had stock bfg's ...then Goodyear mtrk's ....now Toyo RT's. Have no complaints with the Toyo RT's in 35x12.5x17. After 10k noticing a bit more slippage on wet roads but I had that with all of them...light two door here.. The RT's barely needed any balancing compared to the other two...nice on...

Another great video, thanks guys...

A few months after I bought it ...winter was here....daughter and I out trouncing the snow....she aptly named it SNOBALL. Very fitting for the northeast , not the most masculine of names but how could I deny this face....not possible

New diff covers on....no chunks in the oil noticed [emoji106][emoji106]

Pig roast baby!!!! Omg so good..

I am really diggin the new bumper ...shaved 80lbs off the front...hittin the trail today!!!

Expedition One Basic DX installed

So I know this type of thread has been done...sorry for the repeat but looking for suggestions to my specific build/issue. RK Stock Mod 2.5 - triple rates Full Clayton 8 arm set RK Front Track bar Stock rear track with Clayton bracket RK RRD 2.0 Shocks all around Adams Ds's Toyo Rt's 35x12.5x17...

Had a great birthday...cracked em all... Very surprised ...the eagle rare very good....someone told same distillery as pappy

Pic how she sits

Dug the box out of the recycle bin for those interested

Harbor freight special... Let's call it 50$ because you have to get a lift point for the thimble end which 5/8...so I got a 5/8 to 3/4 stud basically from tractor supply, it's sturdy and extends to 42 or 43

Somehow I'm thinkin a hydraulic type is safer but probably not...and the functionality is reduced as some use cases not available with this type....but for the 40$ I paid definitely has a place in my tool kit...keeps Jack out of my work zone underneath

Wedges in... Before: After: Looks like took care of say 85% of the bow give or take New rear track bracket in, dis ting be beefy, RK take some notes:

New rear seat links.... Correction wedges, new rear track bar bracket, diff covers, front bumper all incoming....

Lights came out well...