Snow Run
- Vehicle: '00 Toyota 4Runner
- Owner: Randy Kestler, Hermiston, OR
- Tires & Wheels: 315/75/16 Dick Cepeks on 16x9 Moto Metal wheels
- Suspension: 3-inch Revtek
- Drivetrain: Rear E-locker
- Performance Mods: V-6
- Other Doodads: 3-inch body lift
- Does everything work the way you want?: Yes
- Anything you would change?: Roof rack and a winch
Fort JK
- Vehicle: '07 Jeep Wrangler
- Owner: Ryan Hogan, Fort Myers, FL
- Tires & Wheels: 37x13 Boggers on 16x10 Pro Comp wheels
- Suspension: 4-inch Pro Comp, Fox shocks
- Drivetrain: Dynatrac Pro Rock 44 front with Mopar E-Locker
- Performance Mods: 3.8L
- Other Doodads: 2-inch body lift, custom H-Lift hood mount
- Does everything work the way you want?: Yes
- Anything you would change?: Bumpers, winch, fenders
Mud Co.
- Vehicle: '93 Ford Bronco
- Owner: Chris Swendsen, Bethlehem, CT
- Tires & Wheels: 35x14.50 Boggers on 15x10 American Racing wheels
- Suspension: 6-inch Fabtech straight-axle conversion with 6-inch Skyjacker rear springs
- Drivetrain: E4OD, BW1356, Dana 44 front, 8.8-inch rear
- Performance Mods: 351ci, Flowmaster exhaust
- Funniest Wheeling Incident: Breaking both my front axleshafts and my rear driveline all at once while trying to power through a mud bog.
- Does everything work the way you want?: For the most part
- Anything you would change?: Next time I would like to start with a Bronco with fewer miles on it. This one has over 200K on the clock!
Trail Swamper
- Vehicle: '97 Jeep Cherokee
- Owner: Justin Reister, Sparta, MI
- Tires: 35x12.50 BFG A-Ts for the street, 35x15.50 SXs for the trail
- Suspension: 8-inch Rusty's Offroad coils and springs, with a Clayton MFG long-arm conversion
- Drivetrain: AW4, Dana 44 front, 9-inch rear, Detroit Lockers, 4.56 gears
Performance Mods: 4.0L
- Other Doodads: Modified ARB front bumper, Mile Marker winch
- Does everything work the way you want?: Getting there
- Anything you would change?: V-8 conversion and a four-link rear suspension
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