Hey Just found your channel. Think you guys do a great show. I had a 2012 JK 2dr Dozer Color. Now I have a 2024 Jeep Willys. I am keeping it Just Black and White. Thanks

MFE

How many miles recommend for the 2.0 Turbo fuel cleaner

I have a 2.0 Turbo 4 by e jeep wrangler. 93 better than the manual said 87. Hard to always let the engine 1 minutes shut down time because of the electric kicking in.

Power wagon is the most capable-off road HD of the trucks you mentioned. Front and rear lockers. front sway bar disconnect, 4.10 gr. Kind of like a Rubicon HD. Chev does not have that, neither does Ford. The Rebel HD has no front locker or disco, so less off road capable than PW. It does have a diesel option which makes it heavier. Ram(Jeep too) is stupid expensive. I bought a used Tradesman 2500 with the Power wagon option for half price. I use it as a bush truck in BC on FSRs and wet muddy trails, so vinyl interior, rubber floor mats, no fancy add-ons(Not worried about scratching paint). I spent the money I saved on a Carli Pintop lift and 37s. It gets me into where I need to go and back out again.

Yes it is dying, or at least it should be dying: Because it's normal OG car camping but with a shitload more steps and money to impress people who don't care about you on the internet. Overlanding happens automatically if you go: Fishing, hiking, hunting, camping, backpacking, etc. Way too much focus on being comfortable, it's "adventuring" without anything actually adventurous. ~Recovering overlander who fortunately didn't spend 50k on shit for a 10k vehicle.

The term "Overlanding" is dumb to begin with!

great show as always!

yo, you showed up on my feed. Do you have anything to do with "donut media"? Some of them guys started doing new stuff and you only have 85 subs. im interested in mechanical engineering and the advancement of technology, so off roading is pretty cool. LMK

I hope it's dying so prices come back down to regular land.

I see Caleb is back with the Casting Couch Set.

Great advice!!

Great video guys! Kim is pumped for this event (unfortunately I’m not allowed to off-road yet)

The audio is very poppy

Here is a short list: - never air down. Manufacturer tire pressure is best - never bring an air compressor. It adds too much weight - never bring a full size spare. Te little one is fine. - always go as fast as possible. Going slow makes it too dusty and no one likes that - always go alone - don’t tell anyone where you’re going. It’s not their business.

Sign me up!

We are there dude!!!!🎉

We are there dude!!!!🎉

Question for you, I have a 2022 JL rubicon. The stock m220 rear axle has been trussed, Yukon chromoly axle shafts (32 spline) and re-geared to 4.88 gears. The rear locker has some clunking when the locker is engaged and drives perfect when not engaged. I assume the rear factory locker has been destroyed. I am looking for a replacement locker but can’t find anyone who has a solution for this problem. My local jeep dealership said they could sell me a whole rear axle for $2500. I already have a decent amount of money wrapped up in this axle. Should I cut my losses and upgrade to a 1 ton axle or should I figure out a way to get a new locker? Thanks for the help!

40s for life... I am ready for 40s on my SuperDuty

Caleb Im in for Windrock in August!

I am glad I made not 1 but 2 episodes of the podcast! Great event and great time with old friends and new friends.

So i saw a post in the gladiator group that showed people using a yard stick and gluing the ducks it and placing it on the dash to hold them in place.

Hey i didn’t rely on facebook. Calebs iPhone contact info updated it on my phone so I didn’t forget.

Ok so what stabilizer would you run on a Mojave

Happy to find you guys out in the you tube-iverse

Can’t believe you don’t have more subscribers. I’m a Toyota guy but I appreciate jeeps and love the long format off road content. Keep it up!

I live in the Austin area and when I work on the weekends I drive a lot. If I see less than 25 90k jeeps on a Saturday it is a light day. A lifted CRV gets more attention, I am a Toyota guy and they aren't allowed to talk to us apparently. Great episode, you explained quite a few mysteries to me. When I bought my overlander I was unaware I was joining a club. I rarely come to a stop at the grocery store, gas pump, etc.. and not have someone approach me... Except for Jeep guys, always been weird to me. We do however do the Landcruiser wave here but we don't get butt hurt if you don't.

I appreciate and enjoy this channel. I have a 22 jeep wrangler rubicon and have an entry level 3” lift but am looking for significantly more flex. Could you make a suggestion for a suspension for someone who wants to take their jeep to the next level and beyond.

Jeep Wrangler Rubicons you choose the year!

Unfortunately, It is one of the most stolen vehicle in Canada So besure to install a good anti-theft system with a couple GPS in it and install a dumb or fake OBD port

Good talk. I am a mall crawler, School pick up line guy, but enjoy a ruggedized look. The Trailhunter Everest Green color with bronze accents is surprisingly great.

Honestly if you break it down to the history of offroading. Overlanding was the original lifestyle of offroad. These guys in the early 70s who discovered most of our facorite trails didnt do it with all the gadgets and gizmos, fancy suspensions, gps, or stay in hotels. They took mostly stock CJs and first gen toyotas and they cut across america with a tent and a machete lol. They were the true pioneers of the offroad culture. Can you even imagine running the rubicon trail just to get from point A to B because it was neccessary. And now we do it as a bucket list trip on 40s and tons. these dudes were doin it in model Ts. Thats the REAL American spirit of true overlanding. Rock Crawling was just a circle of overlanders arguing over who could get over the biggest rock 😄

I consider myself a Rocklander or OverCrawler 😂

Also 4wd doesnt always mean "4wd" whole nother coversation on open and locked 4wd. great episode caleb

great episode, even without Caleb lol. I agree with everything on the list, even though Ive never owned a Bronco I can see Ford gaining traction with it. With guys like like Bronc Busters and Mountains 2 Metal are out doing a lot of R&D. and if Ford listens and ever shoves a v8 in one thats not 80gs they might be a huge ccontender. Now getting over the Jeep Cult base is a differnt story, Broncos been gone so long its jumped generational gaps, where guys like us (old) remember the old steel reliabilty of a v8 bronco, and they had their version of the XJ with the bronco II. I just think the faded out to long and now with the market today us guys that remember arent gonna pay new car prices for the mediocore version of our memories.

Why don’t you have this on the Apple podcast platform? I stumbled upon it, but can’t find it elsewhere.

I have a 2020 Jeep gladiator, currently running 3” rock Krawler adventure x lift. 40” tires. I have been looking at upgrading my factory driveshafts as the rubber boots on them have started getting tore up the more off-roading i have been doing lately. Two questions. One is there an advantage or disadvantage when replacing the rear shaft with going with a 1 piece over a 2 piece like molar offers as an upgrade? In my head a 2 piece would help with angles and well as clearance while off-roading. Also the difference between going to lets say Adam’s je reel etc the main stream drive shaft companies over lets say Olivers drive shafts local here in NC?

Where are the F55 booklets available?

With the prices of vehicles, these days and interest rates through the roof, I decided to buy a jeep that was proven and simple to repair out of warranty. I plan on keeping my 2024, 3.6 L Rubicon XR for a very long time.

One motor that I’ve found a lot people either don’t know they exist or just forget it the mild hybrid 3.6 etorque motor. I’ve found a substantial difference in bottom end torque in my wife’s JL compared to the regular 3.6 that’s in my gladiator. Even with mine regeared to 5.13. With that being said I am running 40’s compared to hers with 38’s. Looking forward to seeing how Doug’s holds up to Pritchett with him driving.

Great episode. I swapped to all Factor 55 recovery gear back in 2022 when I first met Justin out at KOH. Great news hearing that the hammer loop will come available to the public after seeing it used for years. Can’t wait to pick up one for my ultra hook.

Gladiator Mojave doesn’t have automatic sway bar disconnect. Only the Rubicon…

Nice conversation fellas…love the JL information. How about info on the new 2024 Rubicon rear “full float” axle…

Doug can you talk about the JT Mojave. Looking at driveshafts (Adams) and as building it I’ve noticed with its suspension a lot is different or specific. What should you run on a Mojave and lengths

This was a great episode, great recap on the hammers. Keep up the great work