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We finally got the K&N Intake installed on Otis and boy we were challenged with that install. Overall, the performance has improved drastically and it sounds really good when getting on the interstate. We can't wait to do a thorough review in the coming months for this product. If you'd like to learn more about this performance update, head over to K&N and see if there is one for your vehicle. k&nfilters.com is the link. If you'd like to get more involved and become a vital part of our production, head over to patreon where you can select from a variety of ways to get involved with Overland Wanderlust. wwwpatreon.com/overlandwanderlust All of our music is provided by Epidemic Sound via a subscription. If you'd like to know more about a particular song, please hit us up and we will get that info to you.

Here's our video from our trip to Show Low Arizona for the BBQ Throw-down.

Part 2 of our converter issues. We finally get it taken care of in this episode.

We installed the Flashpaq from superchips on the Jeep and it greatly increased fuel mileage.

We did some repairs to the Dog Haus.

We discovered many issues with the Dog Haus on our shakedown trip to Payson AZ.

It started out as an awesome trip but things turned cold! Real cold! Too cold! Our first night camping on this trip led us to a great marshy area called White Water Draw Recreation Area. A beautiful sunset and an amazing full moonrise was on full display in typical Arizona fashion. We ate and settled in for the night then......... Well you'll just have to watch. Music provided by Epidemic sound. To find out more about the places we have been check out our website at 4low2go.com.

This week we finally install our first lights on and in Otis. Stick around to find out what we had to go through to get this done. If you'd like to purchase anything we use, please head over to our website at 4low2go.com and scroll down to our Amazon links and they will take you directly to the items. It doesn't cost anything extra to you and it will help us out tremendously. Music provided by Epidemic Sound via subscription. To find out more about us and how to get exclusive footage, bloopers and GPS info for all of our travels, head over to Patreon.com/overlandwanderlust where you can become a Wanderluster and join our family.

If you're cringed out by exhilarating drives on a one lane dirt path next to a cliff, this video may not be for you. This adrenaline pumping trail took us to lofty heights behind Superstition mountain just east of Phoenix. Somewhere between 36 and 39 miles into the Superstition wilderness, we had many close encounters to talk about for years. If you'd like to have the Gaia GPX files, please head over to Patreon and sign up to support our channel and they're yours. www.patreon.com/overlandwanderlust Our music is provided by Epidemic Sound music through a subscription. We use the following equipment to capture video for our footage. GoPro Session 5 - rooftop mount Gopro Hero 8 Black dash mount Canon EOS6T - General and photo Cannon 700D - General and photo iPhone 10XS Max iPhone 10XR Sony Handycam 4k All video and audio edited through Premier Pro CC and Audition CC Come join the fun and subscribe!

We just had to check off an item on Crystal's bucket list. Watch as we briefly explore some places on a very small section of the I-40 corridor in northern Arizona. Here's some links to where we went. https://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/12603 https://www.nps.gov/waca/index.htm https://www.flagstaffarizona.org/ https://lumberyardbrewingcompany.com/ Please consider becoming one of our Patrons on Patreon. We would love to have you join our exclusive community. https://www.patreon.com/overlandwanderlust All music provided by Epidemic Music via subscription.

We had heard about this Bloody Basin area and had passed by it several times when we went to Sedona last year and even when we went to Flagstaff. We weren't expecting what we saw. Music provided by Epidemic Sound via subscription. If you'd like to get involved with our adventures, please head over to Patreon where you can chose the level of involvement you want to have. https://www.patreon.com/overlandwanderlust To find out more about Bloody Basin and Agua Fria National Monument, visit here. https://www.blm.gov/visit/agua-fria If you see something you like that we use, check our website first and purchase through our Amazon Affiliate links located just under the title. www.4low2go.com will get you there. Thank you so much for watching.

Just a random Tuesday we decided to go for a sunset hike and as is typical in Arizona, the sunset didn't disappoint. We didn't go too far on this hike as we were late getting there to start with. We hope you enjoy the scenery as much as we did. For more information. on Dreamy Draw park, go here. https://www.phoenix.gov/parks/trails/locations/piestewa-peak Music provided by Epidemic Music via subscription. Go Check out our shop at https://www.facebook.com/4low2go We're starting to get some swag for you there. Help us out! Also Check out our community tab on Youtube! We post A LOT of stuff there.

New years day 2021 we decided to go out and see some nature since we were kind of getting cabin fever. We were sure glad we did. We learned a bunch about the area historically. The desert hasn't always been the desert but then again, we'd be naive if we thought that. If you're interested in finding out more about Gateway Park at McDowell Regional Park, go here. https://www.mcdowellsonoran.org/trailhead-main/gateway We are still blown away by the amount of people out daily to do hiking or biking, mountain biking, camping, UTVing, boating, etc... People in Arizona certainly take advantage of the beautiful weather during fall winter and early spring. I suppose it will get hot and the lakes will fill up more soon. Too soon! Editing software used to create this video is Adobe Premier Pro Music used was from Epidemic Music via subscription. All video shot was our own except anything marked as Google Earth. Thank you for watching. Become our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/overlandwanderlust. We would love to have you become part of our Wanderluster's family. We are also on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Just look up @4Low2Go

I get tired of asking companies if they make stuff to fit a Jeep Commander because they always say no. This week, I took it upon my self with my limited knowledge to create some sort of dashboard mount for my iPad and our phones. I'm sure I could mount a GoPro too with a handlebar mount. Hope you enjoy this how to video and it sparks your ingenuity to create for your limited aftermarket vehicle. All parts purchased locally at Lowes or Ace Hardware. Music taken from Epidemic Sound via subscription. If you'd like to support our channel in some way, please head over to Patreon at www.patreon.com/overlandwanderlust or go to our facebook page at facebook.com/4low2go and consider a small purchase from our shop. Thank you in advance for any help. It will be put to good use and is most appreciated.

It was a beautiful day to step out on the trail for a ride down Mineral Mountain. We picked up our friend Kristie and headed out HWY 60 going towards Miami/Globe area. Just after we passed Florence Junction and Hwy 79, we pulled off the south side of the road onto Mineral Mountain Road and proceeded to enjoy the winter desert. We didn't see any Javelinas so that was a little letdown but there were an abundance of ground squirrels and jack rabbits. It has been said there are other predators out there like Coyotes and Peregrine Falcons and an occasional eagle but we didn't see any of those. We traveled for a bit on Mineral Mountain road and turned too early onto Cotton Wood Canyon Petroglyph trail instead of traveling an additional half mile or so to Cotton Wood Canyon Trail. We were a little disappointed but did however, see some petroglyphs that weren't part of any state or national park. Just out there on grant land or Arizona trust land. (Public Lands). Overall it was a great day to be out trail riding. Temps didn't get very high and maintained in the 60s and low 70s. It was bright and sunny too. We look forward to returning so we can finally finish our destination down Cotton Wood Canyon trail to Hwy 79. Stay tuned to see where we go next. Music Provided by Epidemic Music Subscription. Editing Software is Premier Pro 2021. Editor is Corey Morris

We have been laying low the past month or so but have been steadily working on getting ready for this years trips. Here is one of the things we got to make our travels a little more flavorful while traveling in Otis. Go check us out at 4Low2Go.com for more info. We look forward to our adventures to start soon and hope you do too. This video was produced on Adobe Rush using Epidemic Sound music.

We want to say Merry Christmas and discuss the last season and what’s in store for 2021.

Recently, we stopped by a local RV dealer to look at off road trailers small enough to get outback and able to be pulled by Otis easily. We ended up at Toms Camperland in Mesa and later went over to their Avondale location to look at a particular camper. When we were in the Mesa location, we saw a Black Series for the first time and learned that they had a series of tent campers ranging from very small to very large. Armed with this information we set out to see one set up. After calling around a day or two, we heard back from the Avondale location that they had a display of the very camper we wanted to consider. Follow along as we explore this beast of a tent camper. If you have interest in this brand, please visit https://www.blackseriescamper.com/. If you'd like to help us out, please visit our Patreon page at www.patreon.com/overlandwanderlust. Music is from Epidemic Sound.

We paid almost $200 to have hazy headlights restored on our Murano but not this time. This is quite an easy process that took us less than an hour and a half to complete from start to finish. An easy process that just takes a little elbow grease and a small amount of patience to conquer those dim lenses on older headlights. Watch as we remove the "cataracts" from our Jeep Commander XK, Otis's eyes. Please consider helping us on our journey. Just a simple like, subscribe and share can do wonders for us. Wanna show your support? Head over to www.patreon.com/overlandwanderlust and pick the level you want to help and there you will find ways to help us from $1 a month and up. We mostly use McGuire auto care products but are not paid by them. We genuinely feel they are a cut above the competition. Track: Jim Yosef & Sara Skinner - WILDFIRE [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch: https://youtu.be/Cc7rjhSTO88 Free Download / Stream: http://ncs.io/WILDFIREID Other Music courtesy of YouTube Audio Library.

Many people haven't even seen an SUV tent before let alone set one up and reviewed it. We got this tent from Walmart (no affiliation) and had to make some stark revelations about it. Watch as we set up on both Otis the Jeep XK and on our Murano. If you've wanted to get involved with our channel, here is your opportunity to show your support. Head over to www.patreon.com/overlandwanderlust and peruse our site there. You can find many different ways to support us in our endeavors to bring you top shelf content. Also, your support will allow you access into a myriad of different things like a "Patron Only" Facebook page, exclusive content and a day early sneak peek at all of our videos. We look forward to seeing you there.

We had the opportunity to visit Blue Ridge Expedition trailers and see how they are built. In a word, these trailers are "impressive"!. We want to thank Mike and Bryan for giving us this opportunity to peek into their build cycle of these very capable and very well appointed as well as thought out and designed trailers. Head over to www.brxtrailers.com for more info where you can see build prices, options, and so on. If you've wanted to get involved with our channel, here is your opportunity to show your support. Head over to www.patreon.com/overlandwanderlust and peruse our site there. You can find many different ways to support us in our endeavors to bring you top shelf content. Also, your support will allow you access into a myriad of different things like a "Patron Only" Facebook page, exclusive content and a day early sneak peek at all of our videos. We look forward to seeing you there.

Part one of our Labor Day weekend adventure took us to the Mogollon Rim near Happy Jack Arizona. Not quite the terrain you would expect for Arizona but very welcome none-the-less. We were neck deep in the Coconino Forest on FSR300 or "Rim Drive". This road follows the rim cliffs with an occasional weave in and out of the forest. Temperatures were 20-30 degrees cooler there than in the valley. The Mogollon Rim is a topographical and geological feature cutting across the northern half of the U.S. state of Arizona. It extends approximately 200 miles (320 km), starting in northern Yavapai County and running eastward, ending near the border with New Mexico. It forms the southern edge of the Colorado Plateau in Arizona. If you're interested in supporting us on our adventures, please go to www.patreon.com/overlandwanderlust and check us out there where we are forming a community of like minded followers. There, with your support, you have access to our videos first, exclusive content, drawings, exclusive offers, and direct connection with us. We look forward to seeing you there. If you'd like to know more about where we were, please go to https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/coconino/home/?cid=FSEPRD716281 to learn more. Also, follow us on the following social media. Instagram: @4Low2Go Twitter: @overlandwander2 Facebook: @4Low2Go Snapchat: fourlowtogo

After our Adventure earning Otis's first Badge of Honor last week, we stopped by Lake Pleasant Regional Park in Maricopa County just outside Phoenix. Lake Pleasant is a beautiful lake with a somewhat rocky but abundant shoreline that you can drive right up to. In addition, there are several miles of hiking trails that go as far as Table Mesa area and a well appointed campground. There is also a discovery center that Shows many exhibits about the area. Lake Pleasant has a Bald Eagle program that allows a nursery in the park for the Bald Eagles to breed and rear their young there. There is also a Bald Eagle cam available to watch on the parks website. (Link below). There is lots of history at Lake Pleasant and is part of the Agua Fria basin and has been inhabited by many native peoples including Yavapai and Apache Nations and was first inhabited around 700AD. To learn more about Lake Pleasant Regional Park, please visit this link. https://www.maricopacountyparks.net/park-locator/lake-pleasant-regional-park/park-information/history/ Come join us on Patreon for exclusive content to include photos, live streams, and sneak peek at videos long before they are made public plus you'll get exclusive offers on swag and will be entered in contests that could win a multitude of prizes. Go to https://www.patreon.com/overlandwanderlust to find out more. We look forward to seeing you there.

We snuck out Sunday morning to head to Table Mesa so we could start Otis on his Badge of Honor quest. This will be his first. The trail wasn't much more than a moderately trafficked road going into the back side of Lake Pleasant Regional Park but there were plenty of side trails just waiting to be ridden. Otis earned his badge and then we set off to find something a little more suitable for a V8 powered 4X4. We found several off shoot trails that were considerably narrow and may have been more suitable for a side by side UTV but Otis doesn't give up so easily .... until we got to a ravine with an almost sheer drop off. To learn more about the Jeep Badge of Honor Program, check it out here. https://www.jeep.com/badge-of-honor.html Thank you for watching and look out for our next adventure coming soon. If you'd like to become part of our community, head over to Patreon and Check us out there where you will gain access to behind the scenes every day life of Overland Wanderlust and have early access to any content and special offers. We look forward to seeing you there.

I went on a short ride to the north side of Phoenix Metro area in Fountain Hills to a great park that has a lot of amenities. McDowell Regional Park has miles of competition level mountain bike trails, hundreds of hiking trails, Open Group Camping areas for equestrian use as well as general use, Boy Scout areas and a great campground. Cost is $7.00 per vehicle to enter the park but if you have a use for the above, it is a bargain. When I was there, I saw many variety of fowl like dove, partridge, roadrunners and such, signs of deer and several rabbits. To find out more check out this link here. https://www.maricopacountyparks.net/mcdowell-mountain-regional-park/