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Great stuff Chris. Good point on those winch extensions - easy to carry, don't take up much room and can be so valuable. While I'm nowhere close to a buggy (or even a 4x4 at the moment) I do ponder the choices one has to make with buggy life. It's truly a return to camp vehicle each day as...

One of those other custom Mavericks had the frame snap in half. Impressive, though, how they limped it back to the pits with ratchet straps holding it all together.

Once I found that on YouTube I couldn't turn it off. It helps that I do YouTube Premium so I don't have to deal with commercials. 9-12 hours of coverage each day was awesome. Watching that Gladiator from Moab nosedive into the jump was painful to watch - and see the results of what it did to his...

Who used what for GPS and finding trail routes last year? OnX seemed to work best for me so far but it's hard in Sand Hollow with all the poorly marked, shifting trails and the numerous forks and crossing paths. If I had a rig I'd likely step up to one of the larger Garmin units but they are a...

We're waiting on pics!

Mike I see your order; Dan, I don't see anything from you in email or PayPal.

Wish I had good recommendations. Mine was the bad outcome (new head) and I had no other symptoms. That said, most are able to resolve that issue without a new head.

Remembered (got around, stopped procrastinating) this video and put it together. Love this trail.

FYI I don't do a preset order; I purchase what everyone orders plus 1-3 extra just in case - like when I mess up someone's order

Welcome! Those are great vehicles, though not many were made.

Shirts are here! Well, here actually.

2025 shirts are now available to order. These are for anyone that's attended a past event or will be attending this year. Shirts are $25 this year with a nice, premium shirt. This will be a Comfort Colors brand shirt and these are unisex. This is the estimated break-even price w/o shipping. If...

Never had to do it myself but the H3 programming is standard GM and shouldn't be hard for a locksmith to duplicate the work. However, I can't recall if they have to be paired with the vehicle via the BCM or not.

It's a bummer - older vehicle, relatively small production runs, short life and limited aftermarket support. Not good for long term maintenance forcing everyone to get a bit more creative.

There are definitely some SAS veterans on here! If you haven't read through their pages in Builds I highly recommend doing so, and I know you've had some chats with them in other posts. cgalpha, rascole, 06 H3, and atvspeed4 are all good resources. And why a driver's side diff, are you changing...

I'm putting my money on front diff, especially with the difficult to drive symptom.

Wait, where is it? All I see are new tires. (Inevitable Dad camo joke.) Looks like it has all kinds of toys on it, should be fun for you!

Interesting choice. Has that friend done the homework on what ethanol may do to fuel systems in cars? E10 (10% ethanol) is generally considered safe for a vehicle with the H3's age, but higher than that may cause issues.

A good exhaust shop may be able to help you. Let us know where you are in California - recommendations in LA won't help you if you're in Redding. I am curious as to why you're saying new cats for an exhaust leak. Is it a cracked manifold, a bad connection, broken exhaust manifold stud, hole in...

I edited the recommended trail rides a bit with some suggestions in italics. Put down your thoughts - what trails do you want to do, either in the Sand Hollow park or elsewhere.