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:eek:Alright, may sound crazy here but what's new. I have noticed that about 100' from an obstacle that the giant square front end on my truck starts to obscure my view. I've been think about trying a cheap backup camera mounted forward to aid in tire placement.....
 
Yup, I noticed that all over Moab too, and had the same thought. I'm curious to see someone try it and see if it's really helpful or not.
 
:eek:Alright, may sound crazy here but what's new. I have noticed that about 100' from an obstacle that the giant square front end on my truck starts to obscure my view. I've been think about trying a cheap backup camera mounted forward to aid in tire placement.....
Not a fan of trail braille?
 
After messing up 2 rear driveshafts I thought about mounting one under the bed so I could see rear shaft clearance.

I think it would still be a challenge because you would need to see the tires to really know how you were lining up.

You really need one of them things called a spotter or for me aka "the wife".
 
The trip out back previous I got it stretched out further. When I got out the drivers rear lifted about 4". I thought it may go over!
 
Before next spring I'd like to upgrade to 35 spline stubs & lockouts. Going to put a bandaid on it right now & just put cheap lockouts back on it. Ordered some G2's off Amazon. I might not have broken the MileMarkers if they had fully engaged. Prob my fault. I'm just glad it was the hubs. Made an expensive sound when they let go.
 
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