Jeep Submarine Capabilities

[UTAH]

I kid you not, my friends. Soon you'll be able to navigate rivers and other bodies of water deftly in your Jeep.

Jeep Invents Sonar-Based Water-Fording Technology: https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news...bd5ce13f&ei=25

You will, "...be able to detect the presence of sharp rocks, deep ruts, and other potentially unseen hazards that lurk within the murky waters..."

Hunter

[Phillbo]

Lots of strange off road tech coming around. My new F250 has the Tremor package with Crawl mode ..... I doubt that will get much use. I already know how to crawl

[UTAH]

Yeah, looking at it online I can see where an off roader would want the Tremor package. In particular, the limited-slip front diff, skid plates, rock slider side steps, and locking rear diff.

Hunter

[Truckman]

I already know how to crawl

I'm sure Nurse Paula saw to that aspect of your education......Ben

[Phillbo]

Yeah, looking at it online I can see where an off roader would want the Tremor package. In particular, the limited-slip front diff, skid plates, rock slider side steps, and locking rear diff.

Hunter

No rock slider steps here. I went with the Auto fold steps. They look much better, function much better (tremor steps are way to high to even bother with) but they would be toast if I sat the beast down on a rocker panel / frame. So I won't...

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[UTAH]

Stone steps are one of the toughest things to climb without damaging a vehicle. They'll also eat your clutch. It's one of the few times an auto trans is superior. When I spec'd my Jeep build, I went with the Ram truck HD auto trans. Both of my Diesel Jeeps had 'em.

I like it, Bo. We all have specific vehicle needs and can readily obtain them.

Hunter