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[jtb517]

It’s been a while! Going to try and knock out a bunch of updates in one post.

Took a week long road trip through Washington, Oregon and Idaho this past fall. First stop was the Wallowa-Whitman national forest and Wallowa Mountains in NE Oregon.

After this we spent three nights in and around Stanley Idaho where we hit up several natural hot springs.

Next up was Alvord Desert and Steens Mountain. This is place I’ve been wanting to go to for some time and it did not disappoint.

Also been taking care of some regular maintenance items. Replacing pulleys and new wheel bearings from Cruiser Outfitters.

I’m also working with a mud vendor to develop some new products for the 100 series platform. More to come on that later.

 

[jtb517]

A couple updates…

Installed dynamat extreme on all four doors and behind panels and under carpet in the cargo area. I forgot to snap a photo of the rear after the dynamat was installed.

Cargo area torn down.

Dynamat installed don front door. I applied two layers on both inner and outer door panels.

Also replaced all sway bar bushings and links with new oem parts thanks to @cruiseroutfit.

My secondary factory skid plate has been cracked since I’ve owned the vehicle and it finally gave up the ghost on a water crossing this past weekend. Great excuse to order some Dissent skids!

I also installed Maxtrax mounts on the dissent rack using a combo of their new design high rise awning mounts and JW Offroad Maxtrax plates. To the left of the Maxtrax, two quick fist mounts serve dual purpose to hold the rtt ladder and a shovel when in transport mode.

Last update is the camp setup from this past weekend on Tucquala Lake in Alpine Lakes Wilderness.

 

[jtb517]

Dissent skids coming soon!

Also installed some molle panels over the rear windows to allow for quick access to first aid kit, air down/up gear, and element fire extinguisher.

 

[tip]

Looks like a really well thought out build so far.

How was the difference after the Dynamat?

 

[jtb517]

Looks like a really well thought out build so far.

How was the difference after the Dynamat?

Thanks!

I still need to dynamat the right rear door, but it made a pretty significant difference in reducing road noise.