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I can’t even reply to this. So much could be said.

Air stream would be to high for me but probably the best. I was looking into the fiber glass and found Oliver trailers but looks like they weigh to much. Casita is fiberglass and is just under 2000lbs. Scamp like the above post is another option. I do like the airstream.

Keep the 4 runner and buy 2, 2 door broncos. I have the biggest roof top tent they make and 4 of us fit just fine, 5 would be to snug but It could be done. It won’t go on a bronco as it weighs to much. Bronco and jeep to me are made for people who are ok with bringing minimal gear as if you...

2.7 We want the bigger engine. Probably get a manual if they provided one. We are looking for lowlow gearing.

Just what are the few other cool things??

Yeah the bronco looks to get more droop then my Fj so regardless it’s better. I took mine off the Fj so it would not break the links and stab my cv boot. Haven’t had it on for 60,000 miles. I won’t do the rear as one of my springs will pop out unless I do some extra work.

Not much of finessing it through that trail unless you have 39’s.

I hope not. I like to be able to tell my vehicle what to do not the other way around.

That’s why the bronco sport was created.

No body damage for me just pinstripes. Lockers are great!!!

That was hilarious. I would think they would.

Not to young I just grew up with 2 channels and 1 of them didn’t always work all the time.

Independent is better 95% of the time vs solid axel. I don’t need an engineer to tell me that. Carnage canyon Buena Vista Colorado, Buggy trail. One of the hardest in the state, probably top 10 at least. Fj cruiser with bald 35’s did it. It was his 3rd time on that trail. Not one of our...

No, but I may trade my Fj cruiser in for it if it had a solid front axel.

You should get it my wife said so.

that would be why

I have never owned bead lock wheels and I am looking forward to airing down to 8lbs on the trail to see what that feels like. I normally air down now to 16lbs.

I didn’t even realize this was a thing.

That’s what I would get if this bronco was for me and not the wife.

It’s the arms mounted to your axel going forward and mounting to your frame. Keeps your rear axel in place. After sliders I replaced these on my Fj.