Recent content by emulous74

18.7 mpg is impressive for the braptor, i’ve never gotten that in my 2 dr badlands manual. I would advise more testing. I’m really interested in following your build and your journey.

this is what i did/used to power my ecoflow station thanks to tinkerers adventure:

i have an add-a-leaf in the rear and an adjustable coil over conversion in the front. As well as heavier springs. Mine is overkill so yes you would need at least a level kit in the front and would suggest AEV’s 33” kit.

Sorry folks they’ve all been shipped out.

Tentatively all spoken for.

As it says: “I’m giving away for free, just pay the shipping if you can’t pick them up.”

I used to have a Goal Zero Yeti 1000 that bit the dust and have a bunch of accessories I’m giving away for free, just pay the shipping if you can’t pick them up. Location: Austin, Texas and East Tawakoni, Texas. Yeti12V Car Charging Cable: Used to safely and efficiently charge a Sherpa...

Sorry I can’t tell, is that a short or long bed?

Thank you to you and everyone else that went extremely out of their way to go up and help Eric and his Bronco. You all are a shining star in the Overland Community, especially with the thorough planning and teamwork; Kudos on a safe recovery. I can only imagine Eric is beyond appreciative. I...

That looks like The Lonely Overlander’s Bronco, he has a channel on YouTube so we will for sure get a video of this at some point.

Chevy Accessories runs different deals each month, so look to get it with 20% off for the best deal on it.

For the Bison bumper, there are two kits (both made by AEV), directly from AEV is for for the Warn Zeon 10-S, and through Chevrolet Accessories is the ComeUp 9.5rs. I've had the ComeUp for about 3 years now and it has never let me down. I do suggest getting a friend to help you install it, I...

All X2's that I have seen over the last 10 years have the fridge on the driver side and the electrics on the passenger side.

The only fridge that I’m aware of as best my weatherproof is the ARB Elements. In the back of my truck it has survived rain, snow, mud, dust storms and excessive heat. You still can’t sit it in water as the vents need air.

As a current diesel Bison owner and a Badlands Bronco I am impressed with the Trailhunter but the following gives me patience to buy one: No front locker Complexity and extra weight of the hybrid system No steel front bumper that you can easily mount a winch to. Nothing beats the Bison’s boron...