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It's Parsons Branch RD on the back side of Cades Cove. It will Take You To The Dragon. 35.5845090, -83.8392831

I saw you guys there. Nice rig!

I didn't have any rubbing and didn't trim anything either. I'm running 37s with the same lift and no issues either.

Those are actually 35x12.50, but I am running 37x12.50 now.

@@SuaSponteOverland They just looked bigger I guess because of the neg offset. I'm trying to get into this overlanding thing with my mojave. little by little cause... well. money right? Getting the AEV 2" lift and 37x1250's this weekend... then in few weeks regearing to 5.13.... then who know. I like you Fishbone rack. That might be my next month or two thing... anyway, love your baby there.

@@samhouston5217 you'll be happy with the 37s, talk to your off-road shop about going the 5.13s. I did a lot of research and talked to several off road shops and went with 4.88s. not to say that is the best set up, but I love it. I know there are so many options it's hard to decide on what is right sometimes. Good luck.

@@SuaSponteOverland Thanks man, will do. all the best.

@samhouston5217 post a pic when you're done. Would love to see your set up. I just bought a 2023 mojave and got the aev lift too. Just trying to figure out the wheel/ tire configuration cause the dealership said 37s won't fit.... which I can clearly see that they can.

They are the Fuel Beast deep dark tint with a -12 offset.

@@SuaSponteOverland How much do they sick out compared to the OEM Jeep wheels? Also, what size are they. I’m looking to go 17x9 zero offset, in the all black Fuel Cycle

@@pjfan173 they won't stick out significantly then a stock well unless you go with wider tires. My stick out much more because I went with 12.50 wide tires. A zero offset will definitely bring the wheel and tire in closer to the axle a bit though.

yeah, I figured that out after the fact. Either way we look forward to heading back up there soon. We are heading to North Cumberland WMA today.

@SuaSponteOverland if you like off-roading you will like North Cumberland.

@@jbcurdog72 we just went there today and loved it. Look for my channel video of our ride in the coming days !!

No, we went with the AEV Geometry Correction brackets. I have had no issues after about 6 months of driving and off-roading.

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I am very happy. I have driven back down to Florida with my overland trailer and I have been on Windrock wheeling, and have done a bit of overlanding with it. Very much worth the investment.

@@SuaSponteOverland sweet, safe travels.

Glad you found the video helpful. I have an instant hot water shower I will be putting out shortly. Keep an eye out for that one!

Yes they would be very easily traveled by SxS. I saw several when we were there the last time. I am about to put together a new route and hit CSWMA again here in the next month or so. Stay tuned .......

Side roads only, not allowed on main forest road.

It was a fun day considering the circumstances. That storm can out of nowhere. We felt so bad for you guys, good thing Jeep heaters rock! We are excited for CS WMA #2 as well. That will be a great ride.

I am glad that you found that video helpful. That's what we try to do with the channel is just put out information and hopefully someone gets something out of it. The "Overlanding" space is very broad and there is so much gear out there it's hard to decide sometime what to go with. Thanks for your support!!

That is the area that we are looking to check out on our next trip up there. Overall our experience at CS WMA was a great one. We look forward to going back.

i spent the day out there, did the entire thing and all 3-4 trails in 2 wheel drive, and creek crossing were very very very mild

I have 35s now. I had them when it was stock. I've had friends that run 37s with the AEV 2inch no problem.

I saw you added geometry correction brackets for the control arms, but did you get new front and rear track bars?

I don't think that there is too much of an issue with the AC placement, although I would prefer it higher. I think on the Newer trailers they have them higher now. My dog sometimes changes the AC setting with his butt when he is rolling around at night. I have heard the same with the Rhino Liner. I'll keep ya posted on that. I am glad you enjoyed the video, I am going to do a review/walk thru of my Yakima Road Shower this weekend.

Thanks man. It's a work in progress and we did love our trip down, we are hoping to knock out the other half soon. Thanks for all your inspiring videos.

It was awesome, and thanks for answering all my questions along the way. We are already looking at knocking out the rest at some point. You did a great job putting this together. Thanks for all the hard work.

LOL - no! I am learning as I go. My video of the Florida Adventure Trail is also mostly vertical .... Uggg. It's a lesson learned and it won't be that way moving forward. I am glad you enjoyed the video. I am about to publish my video of the FAT and then I plan to do a few "gear" videos then onto some video of the Smokey Mountain 1000. I really appreciate the feedback!

@@SuaSponteOverland I look forward to all of your future videos! thanks for replying😁

@@sladder No thank you for your feedback. I appreciate the support. Hopefully we continue to grow and put out quality video of what people want to see. All feedback helps. Thanks again.