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Understood. I have the same issues with my truck. It was never intended for more than maybe FS roads. Kind of the "Honda Pilot" of its day. Basically, everything has to be fabbed.

I thought last time I tried that everyone got a second invitation. :/

I forgot to add in the rally description... Trail passes are required for motorized vehicles, e- bikes, and mountain bikes to ride on these trails. The cost of passes is: $5 for a day pass and $30 for an annual pass. The trail passes can be purchased at the Uwharrie District Office or at...

Heading to Uwharrie for a long weekend of camping, fishing, hiking and of course running the famous trails. View Rally Point

Did you check the same-year F150 bumpers? I'm pretty sure it would be the same.

Tyler, Is there an updated GPX, or did I do something wrong. All I see is the area in NC. I was trying to coordinate the part of the SCAR you are planning, to try to catch up somewhere in SC. ( I have to be in Greenville and Myrtil Beach during May / June.) Thanks - Hate to be a pest - -Dan

Hey Tyler. What part of the SCAR are you running, and what days roughly in SC? I ask because I may be able to do part of the trip. I think you are going right by our stomping grounds in NC (Burnsville). I just looked at the GPX file and only see the NC part of the trip. If you're doing Hurricane...

If you haven't got the fridge yet, take a look at . We've had ours for 3 years, and it hasn't missed a beat. Limited-time deal: BODEGA 35L Dual Zone 12V Car Refrigerator Freezer Chest RV Camping Travel Outdoor https://a.co/d/hc9Xmjz

We love it. They claim 5 minutes to heat it, but it's more like 10. Not a big deal, just start ahead and it will maintain until you flip the switch from heat to pump. The power cord is about 20 ft, so no need (for us anyway with a truck mounted privy canopy) to cary power around. -Dan

Check out the Gyser system. Half gallon of water for a hot shower. Changes your whole attitude about 3 days in. My wife and I used it on an 11 day trip. Takes up very little room. Heater is built in 12v, or the other model you pour hot water in. -Dan

Welcome to OB! We travel some of the same areas. Will be doing a trip soon in the hot springs area if interested. I'll tag you when we set a date, probably mid to late April.

Welcome to OB from Burnsville NC! Have a great trip, stay safe.

Not a jeep owner, but I would go after the easy stuff first. * idle air control valve and gasket * TPS, check reference voltage at closed and WOT * Clean the throttle body. It might be worthwhile if you don't have an engine diagnostic scanner to get to a shop?

At Expo East last fall.

Just came across this thread, nice rig!

Nice. Good to see some other old Explorers around.

Trying to get to that epic camp spot. Overlandus-maximus

I would absolutely go for the fridge setup. My wife and I went for years just heating up water and using a privy tent. Also used some kind of wash towels, "Sudz" maybe? Having food stay cold and DRY while being able to replenish drinks to get cold is awesome. Not to mention, you can carry much...

I went from BFG KO2's to Nitto 315/75-16 Trail Grappler. While the BFG was far better in the snow and quieter, there is no comparison in rough or muddy trails. I regularly air down to 16 psi, and have run them at 3 psi in deep mud. At 16 you can barely tell any sidewall bulge. My rig weighs in...

Look around for someone that works / builds food trucks. They do that stuff all day.