Marc_Cross
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Contributor I
Mounted my 1st aid kit and fire extinguisher to the Jeep grocery bag holder. Camping season is in full swing down here...
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What Did You Do With Your Rig Today?
- Thread starter iamout
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Expedition Master I
Installed my new Demello Off Road bumper, winch and lights!!! Daddy is sooo happy! Turned out awesome (in my opinion), let me know what you guys and ladies think!
Influencer II
Visited a campsite yesterday with a few other likeminded people, was there for 11 hours before I went home due to it being cold.
Going from left to right in the first pic there's a Hilux on 38x14.5R17 Goodyear M/T tires, (my stock Tucson hiding just in front of it behind some trees), a Land Cruiser 100 Series on 35" Cooper M/T's, a VW Amarok on stock size
tires.
59943338_2014999101959774_6733712609284980736_o by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
Second pic: same 4x4's, different angle.
60104080_2014999158626435_5634765155528081408_o by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
3rd pic:
My car hiding in the forest (not that anyone cares about a stock Hyundai Tucson on Toyo A/T's).
60113039_2014999165293101_4116977413097783296_o by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
4th pic:
We were joined by a '94 80 Series on 35's.
60354397_2014999498626401_4011165924483661824_o by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
All pics edited as they were overexposed and washed out, thanks for watching. :)
Going from left to right in the first pic there's a Hilux on 38x14.5R17 Goodyear M/T tires, (my stock Tucson hiding just in front of it behind some trees), a Land Cruiser 100 Series on 35" Cooper M/T's, a VW Amarok on stock size
tires.
59943338_2014999101959774_6733712609284980736_o by Joachim Sandven, on FlickrSecond pic: same 4x4's, different angle.
60104080_2014999158626435_5634765155528081408_o by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr3rd pic:
My car hiding in the forest (not that anyone cares about a stock Hyundai Tucson on Toyo A/T's).
60113039_2014999165293101_4116977413097783296_o by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr4th pic:
We were joined by a '94 80 Series on 35's.
60354397_2014999498626401_4011165924483661824_o by Joachim Sandven, on FlickrAll pics edited as they were overexposed and washed out, thanks for watching. :)
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Pathfinder I
It looks LEGIT! I love it.
Expedition Master I
Thx buddy
Expedition Master I
Expedition Master I
Little small addition
Off-Road Ranger I
Did you run over a pedestrian?
Pathfinder I
That's why he got that new bumper.
Expedition Master I
Not that I remember ? Lol
Expedition Master I
With this bumper I won’t feel anything!That's why he got that new bumper.
Expedition Master I
Now I get it, just re looked at the pic! Ha ha thats my daughter doing what she does best, being lazy
Enthusiast III
Member III
Dodged the rain Saturday and Sunday and did some more work on the homemade RTT rack I'm mounting on the Diamondback cover on my truck. Hoping to be done sometime this week and will post up a pic when I'm done. Will also post a thread on the build when I get done.
Pathfinder I
Working on accessory security in the bed of the truck. The idea is to make it more difficult for a "smash & grab" opportunity while traveling. I live in a low-crime area so my main concerns are when parked in town for very short periods of time and when traveling.
I added a cable lock which winds around the shovel and axe but I need to play with the routing so the axe is more secure. So this is meant as an example only. It's not very secure with this routing.
I added a small lock for the gas can also.
I added a cable lock which winds around the shovel and axe but I need to play with the routing so the axe is more secure. So this is meant as an example only. It's not very secure with this routing.
I added a small lock for the gas can also.
Member III
You could have got the axe/shovel holder from Smittybuilt , it wound have fit well and has a way to lock down you gear. I have had bad time with quick-fists that died from the sunWorking on accessory security in the bed of the truck. The idea is to make it more difficult for a "smash & grab" opportunity while traveling. I live in a low-crime area so my main concerns are when parked in town for very short periods of time and when traveling.
I added a cable lock which winds around the shovel and axe but I need to play with the routing so the axe is more secure. So this is meant as an example only. It's not very secure with this routing.
I added a small lock for the gas can also.
Pathfinder I
I'll look into that. The current brackets are made of stuff I had lying around and can refashion into other holders that don't require security. What what doesn't need to be secure? lol
Traveler III
Finally made the decision to regear. The 373’s just weren’t cutting it, especially with all the extra weight in the rear, and when pulling the trailer.
Thought long and hard between 456’s and 488’s. Decided to go with Yukon 488’s, and so far, no regrets. Still in the break-in period but can definitely tell a huge difference. No more “hunting” between gears!
At the same time did some ARB diff covers, and an AEV snorkel.
Can’t wait to see how it really feels once I get past that break-in period.
Thought long and hard between 456’s and 488’s. Decided to go with Yukon 488’s, and so far, no regrets. Still in the break-in period but can definitely tell a huge difference. No more “hunting” between gears!
At the same time did some ARB diff covers, and an AEV snorkel.
Can’t wait to see how it really feels once I get past that break-in period.
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