Builds JEFFKISTHENAME Build and Journey Thread aka djthegeepx on IG (4 Viewers)

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.

After the road trip back to CA from TX was over. Our friends wanted to head to the Big Sur area to camp. This view was awesome and the food was great too. On this trip I found out how bad my brakes really were for my weight. After this trip I knew I had to upgrade my brake pad compound.

IMG_3956.jpeg


IMG_3964.jpeg


IMG_3971.jpeg


IMG_3977.jpeg


IMG_3993.jpeg
 
Last edited:
Remember how I added those Gamiviti Rack Mounts? I got those towers to mount Alucab Load Bars for an Alucab Gen 3R that I found for a deal on FaceBook Market. The guy bought it, but changed his build direction and ordered a GFC and needed to unload it. At first when he posted it, it was brand new. Then a weekend went by and he used it on a trip. I asked for a discount and got the RTT for 4K.

IMG_5770.png


68505271363__2AE33BD7-7390-4A10-BD7B-4D73991A2FD7.jpeg


68505411402__F09CCDAE-B461-4630-8C6B-F472A8EC5FA3.jpeg


IMG_6136.jpeg


37D0C264-36C6-4BEA-BC0B-B10826045E6E.jpeg
 
Good stuff! Enjoyed the pics of the journey.
 
Are you seriously going to open up (cut) the front fenders and bumper? I'd really like to see someone do that and if full size 35's or even 37's would fit.
Of course one would also have to trim the rear fenders too.
 
First trip with the new tent was Usal Beach. Tent was awesome (wife and kids slept in it. Not me unfortunately. I slept in the Gazelle). Had to use the Walmart Shower/Toilet room, because no shower tent. I noticed the tent sitting super high, so I eventually addressed that by loosening the towers and putting weight on the tent and retightening.

IMG_6202.jpeg


IMG_6272.jpeg


IMG_6297.jpeg


IMG_6324.jpeg


IMG_6327.jpeg
 
You need an Alu-Cab sponsorship!
 
Love your build, I follow along on IG. My only question is what is your packing strategy for two kids and all your gear?! I just got a Yakima roof box to help with baby stuff, but two dogs + baby and I'm going to be a tetris master :)
 
Love your build, I follow along on IG. My only question is what is your packing strategy for two kids and all your gear?! I just got a Yakima roof box to help with baby stuff, but two dogs + baby and I'm going to be a tetris master :)
Normally our son sits up front. Child seat is in the middle of the rear seat. Wife sits to the right of our daughter. To the left of the child seat, I keep recovery gear in the foot well and any extra water. All of our clothes fit in one bag that goes in the left area as well. In the rear cargo, I mounted a Milwaukee packout plate, which I mount a XL Packout that keeps all of our camping kitchen stuff (ingredients, silverware, pots/pans, etc). When we do bring our stove, it can go there as well. There’s not much room for stuff 😄. You’re right, I literally have to play Tetris.

We all fit in the Alucab right now, but I will need to start bringing a 1-2 person tent for myself soon, because my son is getting big, fast. But yes, GX kinda sucks for room 😄.
 
We all fit in the Alucab right now, but I will need to start bringing a 1-2 person tent for myself soon, because my son is getting big, fast. But yes, GX kinda sucks for room 😄.
Or get a iKamper! We love ours! Your whole family would easily fit in the large one and they go up in less than a minute and down in less than 3 minutes. We've timed it.
 
Or get a iKamper! We love ours! Your whole family would easily fit in the large one and they go up in less than a minute and down in less than 3 minutes. We've timed it.
I like the iKampers. That’s a whole investment of course. I’d have to sell all the Alucab stuff to switch. I like the Alucab setup most especially if I’m by myself or just with one other. It was great in Moab. Less than 1 minute to setup 😄. Break down is easy too.
 
  • Like
Reactions: r2m

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top Bottom