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Man… that is some adventure list there !!!! Bravo. Throw in some fishing at Lake Conasauga in the Cohutta and target practice at Sumac outdoor range and you’ve hit everything. However last I heard, Trey MTN is still closed (at least the fun back side)

Awesome man... I'll have to look them up. I have never heard of them.

Thank you Peter. You know, I just installed my next set of Kenda Klevers. These are the MT2, 2nd generation and let me just say, these are the best off road tires so far. With my previous Kenda M/T, they rode pretty ruff in the beginning. Like the vibrating hum of an actual mud tire. These 2nd generation MT2 are shockingly very quiet and smooth, even as aggressive as they appear. They ride as quite and smooth as a A/T but has the giant grooves of a MT. I am so shocked. I love the new Kenda's even more than my old Kendas. I will be releasing an update / install / review video of these very soon.

@@RoadRashOffRoad awesome, I can’t wait for the review of the MT2s! My wife’s JLU is a pavement princes, so thinking of going with the AT2s for her over the BFG KO3s.

I did not jack up the car. There is no tension on the drive shaft and no need to jack it up.

​@@RoadRashOffRoad oh okay

Thank you 🙏🏼. I have been super impressed with Kenda. In fact, I’ve just put their M/T2 (2nd generation mud tire) on the jeep and I am ecstatic at how beefy they look and how quiet they are. Wait until you see the new video

@@RoadRashOffRoad can’t wait, gotta see them new wheels too

The RTT? 100% rainproof. The entire top of the RTT is one big piece of PVC and when it is closed, the sides overlap. It is next to impossible for any rain to get in while it is closed and you are moving.

I have spent about 20 total nights in this tent. Mostly in warm / hot climate. I haven’t spent many colder evenings yet, however I have a trip coming up this weekend and it will be cooler in the night. I will film a full update video on this tent while I’m at camp this weekend. Right off the bat I can tell you there are several great things I like and a few things I don’t. Things I like: It is very roomy - Unlike some of the other RTT’s, since this one lifts straight up on all 4 corners, it has a lot of room inside and you definitely don’t feel cramped or claustrophobic. 4 windows - I LOVE that there are windows / screens on all 4 sides. It makes for amazing scenic views and air passing through. Lightweight - since it’s not a hard shell, it is fairly lightweight on top of the rig. LED Lights - the LED light strip on the inside, adds just enough light and is not too overpowering at night time. Stable - the gas struts on all four corners are very strong. I have had this in winds of 20+ miles an hour and the tent was not even moving. I was comfortable. Dislikes, There are not many but a couple: Pack up - breaking down camp and closing the tent is not fast and takes a little bit of work to pull and stuff all the fabric in. Storage - Because it is not a hard shell, there is no ability to utilize the top of the tent as additional storage. I have seen some other tents that have additional roof rack storage on top to carry things like Max tracks, solar panels, Even extra fuel.

@@RoadRashOffRoad thank you for that update! I just ordered it! Can’t wait for your next video

That's what was happening with mine. The thermostat sits on the front of the engine (right behind the radiator). Since we off road so much, the thermostat got alot of "gunk" on it and was stuck open. I have an entire video on UA-cam showing the replacement of this part. it is very simple and inexpensive.

@@RoadRashOffRoad I'm to take mine to the repair shop tomorrow, it shouldn't be too expensive. I drive 100 miles a day to and from work.

@@lonniehollifield133 Shouldn't be that much at all. it's a very inexpensive part and you don't have to disassemble anything on the motor to get to it. it sits right on the front, very accessible.

Thank you for the compliment. I love the stubby bumper look and it's very functional off road too, keeping my tires from rubbing. I ended up cutting the bumper off on the ends with a hacksaw and installing end caps on the end of the bumper. a super easy easy project. I bought the end caps off of amazon and the directions were very clear.

@@RoadRashOffRoad Awesome thx

They were all in the down position already. In fact, I had to replace two motors and the two replacements that came were also in the down position when they arrived.

Thank you.... I believe this is the location of that campsite in Coopers Creek. 34.77274, -84.06571

@@RoadRashOffRoad thank you, great content. Keep it up buddy

@@GregoryHyde-m3c Thank you Gregory.... Did you get to make it out to that Campsite in Coopers Creek?

Thank you Chris. I am hoping that this video can help someone having the same problem to have confidence to do it themselves and save hundreds of dollars. I hope no-one has to do it but if so, it's a super easy fix.

Yes. Thank you. I’ve heard that many many times. Now I’m in a rooftop tent where ventilation is a bit more open, however I’ve recently ordered one. It’s been so warm this summer that I haven’t needed the Mr Buddy, however, I’ve got several trips coming up this fall and will be cranking that Mr. Buddy on high

Interesting… are you installing it on a JKU or a newer JL model? The directions i had clearly stated to make a new hole in the pinch weld on the back. I’ve never had an issue with these step sides since I put them on….. expect i ripped one of them off during a very intense rock crawling adventure. Easy to replace

@@RoadRashOffRoad on my jku but I did what you did and it worked out very well

@@marloncausey392 awesome. I’m happy my video was informative and helpful (that’s why I make them). It’s odd your directions didn’t tell you to do that.

Ha ha ha. Definitely not a remote control. I had to watch it back and try to envision it as a remote. I can see how one would think that. 😂

Yes... the Ga Traverse is made up of many different sections. you can go up and do individual sections. on my UA-cam channel, you'll see several individual sections I've done including Coopers Creek (one of my favorite), Big Frog Loop, Cohutta Wilderness, etc.

@RoadRashOffRoad thank you, I really appreciate that you took your time to answer... I will check those on your channel and get ready to explore them!!!

@@gutajo01 no problem my friend. I’m always up there in North GA. If you see us, come ride along. We have a trip coming up to Big Frog Loop

@RoadRashOffRoad yes let me know, and if I can get off at work, I will be going

Thank you.... I believe this is the location of that campsite in Coopers Creek. 34.77274, -84.06571

Thank you Michael!!! It was an awesome weekend. Catch you in the next ride.

Would love to have you guys. This past year, I just went for the camping and community

@@RoadRashOffRoad I believe it was the same weekend as some tournaments or something this year. But I didn’t realize there was so much to do with out driving your jeep on the trails. We do our jeep day at the fair every fall in Griffin. I never drive the obstacle course because if I break something it’ll be a month before I have time to fix it 😂. So i just go, hang out, and film a video. Didn’t realize I could do the same thing at Morris Mountain

Always brother..... Deep South 4x4 🙌

we love having you and your girls every year.... your Jeep is a beautiful work of art

Thank you very much. Time caught up with me and I began becoming backed up at work. What should have taken me 5 days to edit ended up taking me 2 months .... :( I am so glad you enjoyed it. It was defiantly a fun one to work on. We have several adventures coming up the rest of this year... (and some exciting new partnerships and product reviews)

Thank you very much. This was a fun one to film because I was not driving this time.... but rather jumping in and out of everyone else's jeep this weekend, just focused on content. I have several more trips coming up this year and some exciting new adventure videos.

Thank you. Many new Jeep owners really don’t know about sway bar, sway bar disconnects or how this works (and why one would disconnect their sway bars). There are huge advantages to disconnecting them but if you don’t have the electronic ones on the Rubicon, many don’t know how to disconnect them manually.

I saw that.... the ability to mount extra stuff on top of the tent is quite interesting to me. Since I lost my roof rack, I lost the ability to store certain things that need to be outside of the cab of the jeep, like extra fuel. I use to store extra fuel on the roof rack but now, I have to either put it inside the jeep (which the smell sometimes can be bad) or opt not to bring extra fuel. I am doing an overlanding trip coming up in 2 weeks that will require me to have extra fuel.... it's a necessity.

It's going to be a good one.... wish you were there. I loved seeing your Cohutta trip. I want to go on the next one.

@@RoadRashOffRoad I will let you know. Well for sure hit the Mountians around October, maybe Cohutta or Charlie’s Creek… not certain yet

@@1870offroad I have a list of rides I am doing throughout the rest of the year. I can send these to you and see if you want to jump on any of them.

@@RoadRashOffRoad for sure, I’ll see what I can lineup up with my plans

They recently did. This video was shot about 2 months before they took it off. Gut Buster is not available on the BOH app any longer, probably because it's not passable

Oh man…. Thank you so much. We will absolutely take you up on that. We love Stoney and go back often. It’s one of the best parks in the Southeast

You are right.... I love Black Bear Off Road. Brad and his team does AMAZING work. That's who I personally take the Road Rash Jeep to when something major happens

@@RoadRashOffRoad Even though I don’t care for one of his mechanics, Brad has always done me right with anything I’ve had him do for me. I’m certified myself, but at my age I’m getting a bit of arthritis and that makes it hard to do my own work, so just as you said, if I have to have someone work on my jeep or my wife’s jeep it’s Brad for sure!!!

It’s always started… it’s never not started.

What do they say, “almost only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades?” I ran the code when my check engine light came on. P0369 - camshaft sensor. My jeep had complete loss of power above 50 miles an hour. I bought the camshaft sensor for $38, installed it in 30 minutes, cleared the codes and have never had another issue. No check engine light, no more codes, and no loss of power. I would say in this case, it was a camshaft sensor

A troll post? No sir. Check engine came on in the jeep. Ran a code, P0369 - Camshaft Sensor. Jeep shop wanted to charge me $$375 to fix it. I bought the sensor at Autozone for $38 and fixed it myself in 30 min

Yea... many people don't think they can attempt it but it's a super easy part to fix. I hope that my video gives them the confidence to dive under the hood and do it themselves and save hundreds of dollars

It was really easy. Probably the first time I’ve ever done any work on the jeep and did it run into some random problem

@@RoadRashOffRoad sometimes it goes like that. 😂

Yes. I definitely think I picked the wrong song. It was kind of distracting. My wife said it was too loud also.

This time of year will be a bit hot but the view is going to be awesome

yes... it absolutely is. I would probably wait until October or November when it's not blazing hot and less bugs but it is a great place to explore.

thank you Malcom. and I completely agree with you. However I am sure you have ridden with large groups before as I have. Because of this, you also know there are spotters in the group that you trust more than anything and I will listen to them even if they drive me off a cliff... and then there are chefs in the kitchen who like to "try and spot" because they've seen someone else do it before. Some large group have too many chefs in the kitchen... I know which one to listen too because I trust him and he knows my driving style and capabilities.

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@@RoadRashOffRoad Great! How can we send you more details about this issue?

@@SeleneSung-x2uyou can visit my website, www.roadrashoffroad.com and there is a brand partnership link there.

Thank you Chris

Interesting… I’ve never thought of that. Having watched a lot of videos on RTT, specifically the Naturnest, I haven’t heard of any instances in which the eye loop fails and smashes the window. I guess I know what I’m doing for the next 2 hrs. I’m going to be searching eye loop fails on RTT and see what i come up with.