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Somehow I doubt that cost less than $800(the price of said quad) but to get back on topic most people making arguments against RTT are not suggesting moving to a teardrop, they suggest moving to a ground tent setup because they are looking in the same price category not several thousand dollars...

Not everyone has $40,000 to throw at a dedicated trailer. Besides I’ve yet to see a teardrop that can accommodate a full-size Fourwheeler(ATV/Quad) in the storage cabinet. Lol.

My two cents is everybody who makes these videos tends to copy/paste their view points, I have seen 4 videos that title and run over the exact same points. The issue is all these points can be avoided by moving the tent from the roof to a trailer. I’ve got mine bolted to a rack on a $600 harbor...

The biggest issue I run into with my 96 GMC K1500 is the IFS and Torsion Bar suspension compounded by the weak GM8.25 front differential. Newer GM trucks solved this with a more modern suspension system but those trucks are ridiculously expensive. The Torsion bar system is a bitch to lift...

Thank you. Safe travels

When setting up my profile I must have accidentally skipped over the month because it shows January 15th 1991 and it should be May 15th 1991 just now caught it as I was updating my profile with my new location and membership. Profile editor notified me to contact Admin for issues on Date of birth.

Stay far away from Body lifts. Ive never seen one work or last without tearing out body mounts. You get short term gains and long term structural damage. They are fone for mall crawlers but if you ever plan to see dirt and rock just do yourself a favor and spring for the extra few inches in...

Personally I'd do a 4inch with 33s to maintain flex while keeping better angles and a lower center of gravity Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

You only loose ground clearence with tires. You may loose some articulation and gain some tire scrub. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Modifying the radio is not illegal. Nor is using it. The only thing illegal is setting the transmit above 4 watts. So long as any radio is broadcasting the correct frequency at the correct wattage is federally legal. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

I won't argue with you that its technically illegal. But realisticly Citizen band laws are not enforced any longer in the US, Haven't been since the late nineties. Anyone who spends as much time listening to the CB as I do Will tell you that the FCC does not monitor citizens band any longer...

Also look into 10Meter ham radios which can be expanded to CB range. On of my favorites is the Stryker 94HPC its small and puts out 40watts of power and is capable of both CB 11M as well as expanded 10M bands. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

GMRS and ham are the same thing. They run on the same meter band Ham is just an expanded licence to include more frequency range. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

My recommendation would be after applying it to the vehicle lay down a layer of clear coat to seal off the oxygen Or have future badges coated in a clear ceramic Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Lol Ahwatukee, I always Got a slight amusement From out of town people trying to pronounce that. [emoji12] Welcome back to the valley almost frightening how much it changes so fast these days, i hardly reconise it each time i come back to visit. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Yeah possibly so i venture out to AZ to wheel from time to time. No i mentioned it because i grew up in Gilbert in the subdivision "west shore" across from Gilbert high school and my father and stepmother live there still. She is also a town council member there in gilbert, so i usually ask when...

I agree if off roading is a known factor always spring for the 4wd even just having a single front tire pulling can change the dynamic of a trail difficulty and line setup. As far as videos go i am at the mercy of youtubers lol but i did see an intresting video of a lightly modified Subaru sedan...

Not really to anyone who understands the basic fuction of a differential, a standard 4wd with open diffs at any given moment will only put power to a maximum of two wheels while 4wd is engaged, more specificly they will only supply power to 1 wheel per axle with the the least amount of traction...

Hows it going, i got into overlanding as an extention of my other two hobbies, 4wheeling and survival prepping. I started out trying to come up with a good twist on a BOV (bug out vehicle) that was dual purpose and still comfortable and along the way i ran into the overlanding comunity. I...

Gilbert AZ you say? Do the names Mark Peterson and Bridgette Peterson ring a bell by chance? Lol anyways welcome and hello. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk