Mid travel overland-wheeler build with 35's and BS w/ SAS in the works

I'm back haha. Andrew you are gonna be left at the the camp site Everythime we go somewhere. For breakfast, lunch and dinner. Every park we have been to Has a town 10 mins away. So we ride out to eat. Just a friendly reminder before you drop serious loot on a home base camp site kitchen setup

 

A camp stove and cast iron is all you need if you don't want to ride out to town. Thurs-sun at expo and we only went out Thursday night for beer. Hot dogs, hamburgers, and Jambalaya the rest of the time.

 

That camping stove is what I'm talking about. It's like $80 or so

 

Cast iron make the food so good too.

Just remember a pot holder, I always forget

 

I forget mine also

 

I like to cook when we go wheeling and camping. It's fun and cheaper when you bring the whole family

 

It's also a badass stove. So worth it

 

So about the Cooper MTP....Due to some unfortunate circumstances I ended up doing a bunch of work all at the same time without being able to drive between projects. I changed out LCA, front and rear gears, and tires basically all at the same time. I am trying to track down a "vibration" that sits on the edge of being a full blown "rumble" at around 10mph. I've checked everything I can easily check and one of the last things I'm wondering could be the cause is the new Cooper MTPs I had put on, I am reading reviews where people are saying they have a bit of vibration at low speeds and one of them describes it as "The large tread voids do create low speed vibrations which markedly rattles the loose change in the cup holder." That description is pretty damn close to what I have going on, do you remember how much vibrations you had going on when you first put them on?

 

Yeah they have a vibration for sure. My change is always radling in the cup holders. I pretty sure it's the tires.

 

Good modeling hand. Haha

 

In case you didn't see where I ended up relocating my OBA coupler..

 

I'm going to see if I can install mine on the side of that area since in getting those TC bed stiffeners from @2ndGenJonny

 

subd

 

fair warning, I tried that and it is a pain in the dick

hence why it ended up here LOL

 

I have that same bottle opener in my garage

 

I have a lot of emergencies

 

I'll have to find somewhere else to install it. Maybe in the damn cubby.

 

pain in the ass to reach it there too. that's where mine was before I relocated it.

there's just not a lot of room to work on the side because of the tail light too

 

Cool, looks like I can replace that "Crap, what did I screw up" feeling with some cautious optimism.

It seems like I'm only getting vibes/rumbling around 10mph +/- 2mph, I'm kind of hoping the vibrations decrease a bit after I align it, but from your experience it sounds like it probably won't.