Recent content by Durangatan

Im also considering a trailer. Tell me more about pros and cons? Where we live or is shelf roads with tight hairpin turns. It feels like a trailer would line. Ideally I will rent one first. Feel free to DM.

Not necessarily. Having sat on a few ASTM committees to determine testing protocols for outdoor equipment the forklift test tells you nothing. I'd like to see if ASTM has a standard for testing this. It would likley include a dynamic testing component, and would likely measure downward dynamic...

This. Add the GTI to the list. AWESOME traction control. With snows, it was my winter driver commuting to work on a mtn that has seen as much as 1,192” of snow in one year.

With a Trailrax, yes. However the interference is minimal. Start stacking thing up there and the inference is profound. No radio reception by us, so it is all XM or iPhone.

Another shitty day on the ranch. No pavement / garage for this Bronco.

Of course not - you live in an urban environment.

Has anyone been in a situation were they saw a need for more than a pair? Thanks in advance.

Reminds me of the saying, "Clothes make the man - but only if there is not much of a man there to begin with."

That makes total sense... After you can afford to write a check for whatever house, vehicle, vacation or plane you desire.

This. Invest that money wisely. You could double it in a few years. You purchase new, trendy vehicles when you can afford to write a check and never notice that the money is gone.

I had selected areas done. If I did not have full rock rails I'd also have the bottom half of the doors covered. I've had several high-end sports cars ceramic coated. Not worth it IMO.

Does ity make the cargo space under the floor inaccessible?

As a fly fishing guide I love mine for rigging. You are correct though - I'd never cook in my vehicle. That is just stupid.

Seems like overkill if you will just being going out to go camping on the weekends. Cool if you want to look the part, but really virtually any pickup truck or car based SUV will do the job just fine. My rig is a base Sas with full skid plates and rock rails. I live on the Alpine Loop all...