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Awesome rig and thread! I love seeing a 2-door overlanding. -TJ

Looks great, just the right amount of lift for a practical DD/Overlander. -TJ

Has there been wind testing/rating done? -TJ

You're going to love it! -TJ

We entered via Mineral Bottom, went "backwards" starting by driving to the Labyrinth A/B campgrounds for Fri night. Then Sat we ran it all the way around counter-clockwise Including going down Hardscarbble and exited out the Schafer Switchbacks. I wouldn't be at all worried about going up...

We did it Saturday the 1st of this month. I hadn't been there before, so I can't say if Hardscrable was 'damaged' just that it was in fine shape overall and no problem in 2wd. -TJ

Awesome... do you have a build thread? -TJ

Any links to more info? -TJ

I just ran White Rim a few weeks ago: https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/going-back-to-a-full-size-for-my-overlanding.41591/page-3#post-634635 For anybody on the fence about making this trip, I highly recommend it. It must be seen in person, pics don't do it any justice. -TJ

What do I pack... too much, way too much every time. Lol -TJ

Awesome truck and build, I REALLY like the new Frontier and obviously I like the Pro-4X the best. I picked a gen 2 Xterra Pro-4X recently as a daily and alternate camping vehicle when my whole D'max/FWC setup is overkill (and because my WJ is now a year+ into a motor swap) and I honestly really...

Absolutely, and nice WK1! -TJ

Texted ya. -TJ

Yup, still do. I'm at Copwer/Hawthorne in downtown. -TJ

Wireless control is the way to go. When I'm winching I like somebody to be in the vehicle, with the vehicle in N and their foot (or both feet sometimes) on the brakes. I don't like the idea of the winch working against the parking pawl if it pulls through the brakes a bit, or even depending on...

Now that I look, pretty sure this pic is coming down Hardscrabble: -TJ

Thank you - and sorry to add pain to your trade. ;) -TJ

We ran it in "reverse" so I guess we would have been going down it, but yes. -TJ

I guess sitting way up high in the truck, and using a "real" camera worked out. Since I was trailing behind you guys I didn't want to stop a ton to get out for pics, so I also took a TON from inside the rig and cherry-picked the good ones for this thread. ;) -TJ

Windshield pics from Moab: -TJ