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Good to know. Can you tour it? We go to Oregon yearly. I'll look it up.

@@jensentime2496 yes you can tour it.

Fremont power house is a cool site too. Not far from Sumpter.

Bloody Mary's are a camping must

I guess the true name is French Burnt Peanuts. Probably going to break my teeth one day.

Comes in handy if you get stranded too

Those are staples for us too.

He had Josie as his sidekick

Bolt on aftermarket bumpers are available from Trail Tough. They are tube style which we don't care for that look. Front costs about $673 and rear is $546 and has no tire carrier option. It was more work of course to modify the Jeep bumpers, but we got the look we wanted.

@@jensentime2496 it sure does look good, I think maybe we have a more choice in Europe for aftermarket Suzuki parts. But 10 out of 10 for tenacity, I admired your perseverance for making it fit 👏🏼👏🏼

@@AggyGoesOutdoors thanks

Our graphics were baked on. It's a 2000 Bigfoot. The whole thing got wet sanded.

Wowza! Hope your car wasn't damaged. The views are worth the drive though.

@jensentime2496 my car loved it. I wish I recorded the tires going over the bumps like the youtubers show.

I bet it's a great vehicle to get around the island. Are there off road trails there?

Hey there. Not a lot of us around but we definitely get looks out on the trails. We had a 1993 Geo Tracker that saw a lot of dirt roads. These cars are addicting.

How fun. This is our second one. They are so nimble on the trails and we always get asked what the heck is is. Not many lifted Suzukis out there wheeling.

Same about the winch. The rims are not bead lock, but they sure look like it.

Rick here. Rims are 17X8. Zero offset if I remember correctly. Tires are 265/70R17. I used 2" spacers all ground. Might have been able to use 1" but oh well. Trimmed some off of the rear of the front fenders. Also trimmed some off of the back on the rear, but also my lift moved the rear axle back from regular position.

Thanks. Did you see our video on how we modified aftermarket Jeep bumpers?

Jenn here. Thanks for the feedback. I love helping with the design. I'm usually the one that okays spending a little more on accessories. I want to look good on the trail and have a solid rig.

Glad you're loving the videos. We're excited we get to hit the trails and all the work has paid off.

Well, thank you😊

Thanks so much.

We will definitely check it out next time we're in that area.

You're welcome. Not a lot of content about these great offroad vehicles. Aftermarket bumper video coming soon.

@@jensentime2496 there isn’t ! And very excited to see the upload.

There is a switch on the side of bench nearest to the back. It is for the water heater. Bench near the bed has furnace under it.

@@jensentime2496 thank you for the response.

We think you'll really like Yosemite Lakes. If you're Thousand Trails members we will be doing a video on South Jetty in Florence, OR. It's one of our favorites.

The front one started as a yard sale find that I changed around by cutting, welding and adding a winch mount

Started out the bumper was a Smittybuilt copy. I then added the Smittybuilt swing out barrier later and welded it in the correct place to allow the gate to open.

I have only had it with the Altered Ego springs. Probably a little extra weight. I originally had the tire on the door but the door started breaking

It is 4.5" Suspension lift and 2" body lift

She got two beautiful aluminum skid plates and upgraded transfercase. Check out the video we did on that. As for the locker, Rick wants one and I'm the hold up on that. Will get one eventually, probably an air locker.

Thanks for the feedback 😀

I know. I don't know why I say it that way.

You're welcome

After the fire. Once in the campground you don't see much of the burn area.

Thanks. We eat good out on the road.

Thanks!!

So the body lift I would say is basically the same from anywhere as long as it comes with the bolts and pucks. Just look at reviews if they have them. Not too hard to do. I loosened all mount bolts. Jacked up one side at a time.

Also pay attention when jacking for binding. Have to disconnect steering shaft. Will have to extend that. I will try to make a video later. I got in a hurry and didn't video much

Thank you very much!

You'll love it. We'll be there early August. Can't wait.

I've never swam there. Seems too cold, but the fishing is great.

Thanks. What kind of suspension lift did you get? The low gear set is great.

@@jensentime2496 just a cheap one off of eBay, nothing special. This is my first Suzuki. I've had a pile of Toyotas and still do, just wanted to try something a little different. This one is the XL7, I didn't know there would be a few differences than the gv, it was cheap and I'll make it work.

Where do you buy spare parts?

Ok.i will check it out. My kit came with KYB shocks already

Yeah, just starting this endeavor and definitely need to work on that. I'm still learning.

We would love to do more next time. Need a trail buddy.

We didn't have luck. Only shore fished and couldn't get out far enough. Fish were literally flying up out of the water in the middle. Lots of fish just maybe need a boat?

Thanks

It was good. Maybe 7 miles all good road. We had to go that way to visit our favorite burger joint.

@@jensentime2496 awesome yeah im trying another way to my property out that way and was curious about that route to hinters ridge. Thank you

Didn't see or smell any of that. Believe me, we've camped all around the "Emerald Triangle" up north. You do your thing and we do ours. Most growers are cool.

265/70/R17. Basically 32 inch. Had to cut out front fender a bit and no rubbing. Haven't taken it off road yet. Finishing bumpers then it's going to get tested.

@@jensentime2496 I have the Altered Ego on my 97 four door. Good setup

The best time. Camping, nature, fishing and old dirt roads.

Glad you enjoyed it