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OK let's say you have fourteen days total. Without pushing too hard it'll take you three days to get from Philly to Moab, and then three more days to get back. So this leaves you with eight days to really play. Personally I would spend some time in both Moab and Colorado. Sure, Moab is...

It all depends on how much time you have. How many days do you have, including the day you leave Philly and the day you start driving back to Philly? Edit: And what month?

Tbh I feel his pain but he lost me when he said that anyone who pays a cent above sticker is a troll. So if someone who really wants a Bronco and can afford it easily pays $5k ADM for a Raptor, they're a troll? lol ok

I am sorry.... what?! That is definitely an unpopular opinion. I am not sure how this looks cartoonish. Should it have 33's then? Or 37's?

Had the JCR Winch Plate installed including the JCR Front Camera Relocation Bracket. And a Warn VR EVO 12-S Winch w/ Synthetic Rope.

They were pretty shallow. All were less than 6" I'd say.

Yes absolutely. Easily. The only thing that could possibly be a problem would be the water crossings but it's my understanding that they're typically fairly shallow. But I'm not an expert on the area. If there are flash flood warnings in Southern Utah then I'd think twice.

I recommend the Mini 3 Pro then. It's also a lot quieter. The Mavic buzzes pretty loudly. Worst case, you'll wind up with two drones, or sell the Mini to get the Mavic.

Oh hell yeah! That's why I just got a new drone with 2x the range, 2x the top speed, and 2x the battery life!

A DJI Mini 3 Pro. It's a phenomenal little drone and great for beginners. The "follow modes" are fantastic and it shoots in 4K. I've recently purchased a DJI Mavic 3 Pro which is a few notches above. Can't wait to test it out!

Well, as some random guy on the internet who's never met you or the person who installed your coil spacers and don't know what was installed, I CLEARLY know way more than your installer and will tell you: thx

What was the amount of time between when you had your winch installed and when you installed the SumoSprings coil spacers?

Ford Motor Company Please show this thread to James D. Farley, Jr. and let us know if he seems to give a !%@$#

Question for all of you: I just had a winch installed. The installer took a measurement prior to installing it so that we can see how much the nose sunk with the additional weight. He said to come back in 6 weeks or so to take another measurement and talk about having different springs...

ME! And I've got the same vehicle as you. Hit me up when you get it and I'll show you how to use it, Mr. Jeep driver.

They need to stop providing dates of when things are supposed to happen and only provide dates for things that have happened. Their ETA's are atrocious.

Your vehicle is already well-prepared for "nothing crazy" trails.

I don't know what I'm talking about but I hear that springs are what you're supposed to upgrade in this case.

I say "Bronco" or "vehicle". "Vehicle" sounds weird sometimes but "Bronco" would sound even more weird in that same context. "Car" would be insulting, and "truck" would be inaccurate.

Sorry Bronco brethren - it's not a truck.