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Henness Pass was a WICKED ADVENTURE! Going back soon!

How do you like the SSD light bar, ive been considering that. nice build!

i talked to rallitek and they were helpful to a point. gave opinions and direction more than actual details and what i was looking for. LP for sure was more detailed in their response. i chose rallitek springs as a starting place. i thought it was silly to just get a bushing or spacer kit to...

It doesn't matter what you drive! Great OB!

Henness Pass! Here I come!

depends what you are trying to do, check this out: RalliTEK vs. King Springs | RalliTEK - Blog I used Rallitek springs on stock struts for a little bit more clearance and more rigidity.

OK a few things first. 1: what model of garmin are you using? 2: what kind of computer, windows (7, 8.1, 10?) or a mac? 3: have you tried to follow this guide: How To Load Maps On My Garmin GPS Unit - GPSFileDepot

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Planning an adventure. Henness Pass!

That's a great idea. there are dozens of nuvis on offerup in my area for under 30$. i should grab a few to loan to my friends. thanks!

There are a lot of options out there considering you can upload third party maps. my garmin nuvi 205w goes for a whopping $10-20 on offer up. ive thought about finding one that's maybe 7 years old vs 14 years old and using that, bigger screen, fresher sensors, $50 ish. lol. glad you got some...

Its day and night. really excited to see how much better the days on the trails are going to be. on road is very nice. planning a few trips before winter now that i'm not terrified of my stock tires. wired up a dashcam in the front and back, bolted my old garmin to the car, i'm ready to go! next...

I did it! I put rallitek springs in all four struts! Overload in the back and oe height in front. It's super nice! Also snagged some bfg ko2 (225/65/17). I wasn't sure what to expect. Rallitek says about half an inch gain but it's closer to an inch. Ride is very nice. It's noticably more...

2019 Subaru Forester, lifted. Oooooold garmin nuvi with OSM topo maps, element fire extinguisher, trauma / first aid kit, midland 75-822 cb with a firestik, ram x mount / iphone.

Hey OB, Apologies if this topic is covered elsewhere. As i realize the limitations of my iphone gps (i love gaia but its offline maps are HUGE) i became interested in a dedicated gps unit. i see all these overland specific and trail ready devices like the Garmin overlander and the Magellan...

Fully lifted! Rallitek springs on all fours corners. Now to find some dirt..

Gettin lifted. (Rallitek spring install this weekend!)

That's a great collection. serious envy over here.

Not super useful here but i have an inflatable kayak that i keep in my car when i need to lock it up. I have a large enough container to store it in while wet so my forester doesn't get water damaged and holds the accessories i need for it (pumps, paddles, pfds, etc).

I've never done anything that intense or large scale but i keep a well stocked trauma kit, fire suppression gear, and tow / recovery gear in my car at all times. I always stop to see if people need help and have a few medical / first aid stops under my belt now. it's amazing how few people stop...