One thing I haven’t done to my jeep yet is put on a lift, it came with like 33s on stock suspension. Installed these cuz my original ones were literally falling apart. Maybe it’s because of the stock suspension but my bump stops are so low that they are resting on the axle. My jeeps not that heavy. I do have an aftermarket bumper and winch which is most of the weight. But that’s it. Idk what to do. Maybe go back to the factory bump stops

can you give me the list piece of two car.

Came here to know about Hut Lake, but I'm emotionally exhausted hahahahah. Great efforts getting down and back up. Enjoyed it. :)

Has nobody thought of BC backroads map books? You don’t have to be from BC to get on a trail and vanish in less than a mile then never touch pavement again unless ya mean to.

Hxknvskvshhs

Yup, that place does look like heaven! Love your jeep! Looks like the same Cosmo Blue that my wife has. It's the best colour jeep has ever released. Unfortunately, I'm not allowed to mod the jeep, so I am building up my truck for offroad adventures lol just about Don emy build on my channel, and aftet that I'm stoked to get out exploring the Okanagan and interior! Looking forward to following your adventures as well, here's 1 more sub to get you closer to 1k!

Put the jack on the opposite side of the spring youre taking out...

Sweet video!

Were is the steer colum? Need tools to remove it and no one gonna walk with it so perhaps a second vehicle followed the truck and took steer colum or its there in the forest but not super far away unless thrown in water

Wow! Just.....wow!

This video was amazing! They are super lucky to have met you! You have a new sub! ❤

Great video!

Thank you for the video. I clicked in of the trails but had to stay to the end for the story. Thanks to all who reached out to help the family. This is what community is all about. Well done.

Bro you dropped off the map. Just discovered you. Where you at?

what type of jeep is this?

Feel your pain, having my mechanic put on the new coil springs and shocks, will have them drill holes in the front metal pads so I can put on bump stop extensions myself, going to countersink a few hockey pucks and bolt them in. The rear Bump Stop extension holes are already drilled which I can't figure out why they didn't do that to the front of JK's

What happened to the 4Low BC page?

this spot is at end of ashlu river in squamish nation territory

Like the big truck suspension solution do you have part list and instruction for it? Drop box link is not working what you have in description! Thanks

Great Video! I really struggled with getting the Rear Bump Stops installed, but finally got it! This is a must-have upgrade for sure!

The link to the instructions shows the file has been deleted. Can you share an updated link?

This was really entertaining to watch, and your builds both look like such fun. Wish you many more Happy Father's Days and fun builds to come!

Did they ever find him ?

In your opinion does the bottoming out aspect seem to be more of an issue in the front as compared to the rear? I was thinking about putting hydraulic bumps just in the front because it’s so easy to do and keep the metal clocks for the rear

Thank god its a jeep 😃 💪👍

🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️

WHat happened to you? I watched pretty much all of your videos then noticed it ended here. Hope you come back. :)

I'm with you guys. It's spiritual if you are experiencing it. Not if your watching from your couch. Just found your channel, love it. I spend all my free time on FSR's exploring/camping. Keep up the great filmong!

So eerie seeing the site of the truck. Prayers

Can we see updated instructions for the big Jeep?

10:28 "How did that rock get there?" Glacier dropped it there as it melted. Hiking on foot will bring out a bit more of the 'spiritual' factor. You get closer to the plants, animals, etc. It's quiet and you can smell the earth. Of course exploring in the Jeep is fun too and gives a bit of that closeness to the earth, but its not at the same level, imo. An electric vehicle or mountain bike, or dirt bike is still so much faster and more removed from connecting with the earth like when you are on foot, so no need to worry about the gas guzzling factor of the Jeep.

Wondering since you have he'd the bump stops awhile now what do think?

Subscribed! We should talk my friend!

Is there a digital download that is not deleted

Lost my 2 week old Renegade to the flooding this past year. I know the hydrophobic issue all too well. Have a Wrangler now and looking to break the phobia

He have been killed and the car have been stumpet in the forrest. No way someone will drive so long in to take their own life in the place where the car was found. This story is about something dope realited.

Gonna kill that line

Tuto please

I worked with Marshall's cousins Chais and Taylor

Do you live in Vancouver BC? Cuz me and my friend may have found your jeep parked next to a sidewalk.

That’s what Jeep build for off-road and you have a beautiful family

This case has baffled me like no other. So Marshals vehicle was driven up tracks, that would destroy most vehicles due to the terrain, a part of his trucks structure was removed (a process i heard can take up to 6hrs) then it was torched. This is such a bizzare case.

everything is closed in this freaking country...all forbidden1

Got jacked for his ride in Alberta. He’s still around that area, nobody drives with the victim that far. The pos that did this lives nearby.

What wheel size are you running on your rig? Looks good!

so sad

stave lake is 1 hour from my house glad i live in canada

Hi, I noticed on your jeep you have what looks like a black fender flare extension? Is that something you added or is it just the plastic inner fender?

It’s common in bC for thieves to dump joy ride stolen truck in the bush and just burn all evidence. Mind you on one occasion we were shot at for wandering on to a grow opp.

Grest video. Gottz try this