My works alley way is worse than that 😂😂

Just ran this trail the other day in my 06 Suburban Z71 with 33s. It's definitely a fun trail. Challenging drive in some areas with a rig as big as mine. But all the views and the Honanki Dwellings made the drive well worth it.

when you get a permit can you drive a side x side in or do they just allow jeeps??

Did this very route yesterday. It was awesome. Did you guys notice the memorial marker for "John W" at the saddle before the big drop coming out of the pass? We're trying to find the story behind it.

Nice run!

Easy peasy. Good one.

Thaks for the look/see. I have made many drives on FR143, but always wondered what FR11 was like. Now I know. Thank you. I will have to make that a destination sometime. Do you remember what the mile marker is for the exit north onto SR87? I was wondering how close it was to the Ballantine Trailhead, which is about MM210. Thanks again for a nice ride.

Hey I have been watching your videos. I recently picked up a 2024 Willys Wrangler. Do you think stock Willy's could handle this? Also, I would love to come out wheeling with you sometime. I would love to learn from you

You put a lft on your Jeep or just bigger tires

@23:53 good thing you had your window rolled down. You might have got a concussion 😂🤣

Is there a reason why you’re running off road lights on in sunny weather?

Nice video! I did this trail about 5 years ago in my taco with a couple land cruisers, it is one of my favorite trails. I remember it being a long day. We stopped at the Burger House in Miami on the way home.

Great vid. Why do you like the DJI cams over the GoPros?

Great video Todd and thank you again for coming out with me on this great day!

Can't wait to get back to Arizona this winter! Just got a TJ!

What psi do you normally run for this type of stuff?

What maps/apps are you using to get your trail information?

From where this splits off the main backway route, how does the drive time compare to the popular route?

I enjoy my GMRS I rarely use it though. I have mine for emergency. I just have the smaller midland 15w in RUBI and I have a handheld walkie talkie. I have been able to bounce off a repeater and reach Mayor Az. easily with the handheld. The unit I have mounted in the jeep I use that little ghost antenna mounted in the worst location right between the gate and spare tire, but it seems to be fine out in the desert where in an emergency I'd use it. Awesome video, I love the setup you have in the back of your jeep, I want to do something similiar. How do those side window grid mounts actually mount to the Jeep?

Couple things... I had been using CBs for years in all the rigs I've had. Over the years less and less people were using them. I had one on a quick release mount for me Jeep and I haven't even used it in a few years now. I was always the only one with one recently. I had some of the handheld FRS and been using those. The handheld FRS seem to work better than the CB ever has for me. I bought the small midland gmrs which I believe is the same one you have. Mounted it to the quick release the CB was on. I also bought one of those stub antennas. I mounted it through the rear opening up by the cowl. Never used it. I messed up the antenna cable when running it through the firewall and behind the dash. I think I can fix it I will just need to re-crimp the end. My laziness there has me using the handhelds for the last couple years. I also had a switch panel I've been sitting on for over a year. Can't decide where to mount it. I had never considered up high like you had yours. I have some cheap amazon ditch lights on my truck and they interfere with the stereo when I turn them on, it buzzes through the speakers. So that checks out. Great video, I'm not sure when you filmed this but I can't stand being in my garage more than about 10 minutes in the summer. :)

Tell the SxS not to fuck it up with their stupidity

Thanks for the thorough installation instructions, very helpful