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Depends on what day it is. Off-Rodeo made me realize the usefulness of Goat Modes but I let the terrain dictate Manual/Goat Modes. I don't use the lockers that much especially the front and find myself in Baja Mode a lot just due to the dirt roads where there are some slippery spots. When it...

I dumped my Goodyears at 900 miles and went with MT Baja AT's. Highly recommend if you spend a lot of time in the pointy rocks like I do. Highway, well not so much as they are a little loud.

I am curious of the dimensions or MT part number though if you have them.

Which is why I'm holding off on those wheels.

hell, they all look like 4Runners.

When my dad became a journeyman mechanic making about $7-8K, he worried about making payments on a $15K house. Now most folks who make $75-80K are forced to spend $600K for a home, or more. My first house was tiny and $13K. Glad I bought my current home via a 2%VA loan 25 years ago. The...

When I fist started driving, gas was $0.23 a gallon and we averaged under 10 MPG and didn't care. Hell, taxes alone are 8 times that now is some states.

I'm so glad I am old enough to remember what real cars looked like. Buick did not look like a Chevy, Lincoln did not look like a Ford, and Chrysler did not look like a Dodge. Now every Mid-Sized SUV, Full Size Pickup look the same and American cars are almost a thing of the past.

Oh I did, for all 5 pair:)

Your welcome! Yep, they are way better than issue Jungle Boots (I still have two pair from the Green Hell). They have become a little spendy, my first pair was $124 I think, but they are worth it.

Except for the late fall/winter months, I wear Goruck Jedburgh mid's when I'm not traveling for work. They are coyote canvas with drain holes. Too bad they don't make them anymore but I do have their black leather (three pairs for winter use) and these...

I make a pretty good living but not so much that I would take a 911 muddling. If I had one it would be the GT3 and it would sit in a bubble in my garage.

I'm glad they dropped the Race Red Heritage. Everyone complements the color scheme and I've only seen two others in the wild.

Ah, it'll buff out.......

Yeah, I guess its a thing for people with way too much money.

I have the same mirrors on mine except they are pointed a little higher than most folks........never know when you are being tailed by black helicopters....

I have it in my Escalade and have turned it off. Works great the 5% of the time I need it but the other 95% of the time its annoying.

Good choice! Love mine and they are durable in the pointy rock stuff.

I think you will be surprised at how much oil a catch can catches. I change oil every 3K +-50 miles and end up with at least a tablespoon of oil every oil change. Granted, over 100K miles that's just a pint but its still a half of quart:)

I did an 1800 mile round trip to pick up my new boat in September. Going empty I went from a 16.4 average to 18.9 average in my Heritage. Coming back with an aprox 1900 lb boat, my average dropped down to 17.2 Mostly highway and freeway driving. Kept it in Normal both legs and going through...