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On a 700R4 there is no one better than Jeff Parrish in Centerville. He knows how to make them hold up to some high horsepower hot rods and even in some drag race applications. PM me if you want his phone number.

I am running the Toyo Open Country HT and love them. They are a highway tread but that is all my truck sees and almost always with a trailer hooked up.

There is a place a little further in from the turn off but it works out good. Here is the location from Google Earth. 37°22'45.21"N 110°31'46.01"W

The correct tooling can get expensive and each manufacture and product line has their own crimpers. Here is a link to some of the WeatherPack parts and tools. https://www.waytekwire.com/products/20/Weather-Pack-Connectors/

Excellent report and great pictures, thanks for sharing.

My buddy Si, he loves riding in the RZR.

Just sent $50, Thanks for all you do. Lane

Nice, you are going to love it.

Thanks for the input, Warner Valley looks like a great choice. Russ, I will give you a call before making final plans.

I am thinking that I need an early spring trip to the St. George area and do some riding so I am looking for some suggestions. I have not been down there riding or 4-wheeling so any input will be appreciated.

I have not ran the Silver State. I have ran a couple of other Open Road Races in Nevada, the Bonneville 100 (twice) and the Twin 50. Both of these were about 100 miles and I ran in the 120 class.

For 33-35's 2 1/2"-3" spacers are fine and keep the stock arms.

I too have the a6000, it is a nice camera. I like its small size and features but as Steve said in an earlier post "It's the artist, not the paintbrush" I need some more experience and possibly a class or two.

Is there any chance of finding a 8.5 10 bolt that was the standard rear in the Buick Grand National , turbo T-types, '84 Hurst Olds, and the 442's of the 80's. If not, I would save up some money and get one of the 9" kits available, which in the long run may not be a lot more after you buy a...

Before doing a regear I would order the Rubicon with 4.10 and drive it. The OD ratio on the automatic is .83 which with 35's and 4.10 gears at 70mph puts you at about 2290 rpm, 4.88's put you at about 2725. In my case which is very different from the Jeep that you are looking at (2008 with 6...

Great pictures and trip report, thanks for sharing.

Envision, they are as good as it gets, (801) 864-7125

We are planning a trip to Piute Canyon via Piute Pass. I am looking for some suggestions on where/what to explore and any interesting things to see. Any input would be appreciated.

I have had a jeep for many years and thought is was the only way to go until I just bought a RZR XP 1000. The jeep has its place like several days on the trail and camping. The RZR is just fun and is a very capable off-road vehicle.

I run a Teraflex 3in spring lift with 37's on my 4-door and it works very well.