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moonroof and locking tailgate. That would be nice I think I'll do a 2017. My warranty is up then, and after a year hopefully most of the quirks will have been figured out and aftermarket support will exist.

have bike, will ride it.

Ive never owned a 4.7, but I don't know that the grand cherokee circles really complain that they are problematic compared to the other motors offered over the years. I've owned 4 ZJ's, and the only motor I would never buy again would be the 4.0. The 5.2's ran through hell and back. The 4.0...

Like Tijuana if it were further away from the somewhat civilizing influence of thousands of tourists. It's the only place I've ever been where I actually felt unsafe and retreated to the safety of the cruise boat tender area. Being boxed in and surrounded by about 40 12-40 year old local guys...

Just stay away from Belize City. I've heard the islands are awesome, but the city was sketchy .

I need new tires in the 285/70/17 flavor. I have the KM2's and I really like them. I got what I consider great mileage out of them (40k+ with probably 6-8k on dirt), they perform well, and stuff. My only complaint is the road noise, which now that they are worn down is as annoying as a surprise...

Nope, the consults were free. The place that did mine has since closed down, but I believe they still have other facilities around the nation that will honor the "warranty" I had. Now that I'm like 8 years out, I don't know who's still around; I'm sure there are new surgeons and such out...

This inspired me. Maybe I'll do a write up of my trip now.

Changed my life. Best thing ever.

Man, I know the swell pretty well, and I don't have a clue. Maybe down by Hidden Splendor?

I have these http://www.methodracewheels.com/collections/street-wheels/products/standard-machined The tires I really want are the General Grabber MT's, but they don't come in a 285/70 r 17. They do come in a 285/75 r16 however. So, if someone wants 17's, and has some 16's that I find...

We crossed at the big crossing in Calexico and just drove right through. Our fuel cans were full. The "american premium" fuel at PemEx is only found in the northern parts from what I saw, so if you care about that stuff, get it before you get too far south.

I was too busy writing text books for nonlinear equations.

you always get a little better price in pesos. You could make it with dollars just fine, but it's probably 5-10% cheaper in pesos. We had 10 gallons with us, and never needed it or got close to needing it.

Bay of LA south is really your longest stretch, as El Arco doesn't have much and you have to push all the way to Valencia. There is fuel at San Francisquito....but it's questionable. I don't think you'll have any fuel issues though. Just fuel up at every PemEx as you head south. If you make...

Thanks guys. Been in Baja for the last 10 days being awesome and stuff. Hopefully the shiny new shop is still standing when I get back to it Monday.

Stickers are so expo.

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I think it might not be best to risk it on a rig that is going to be out in BF Mexico. Same dilemma with my truck at the moment... Hey, does the BFG Race program offer discounts for chase vehicle tires? ;)

I was really one step ahead when I opted to carry his raw hamburger. I'm sure his health care expenses would have really racked up by now if he had been left to his own devices. I'm like the Obama of food storage.