In this episode of Mojo and the Outsiders, presented by Backwoods Adventure Mods, we dive into everything from off-road events and giveaways to breaking Jeep news. We cover the Race Against Blindness Giveaway, highlights from Rodeo × Rigs Denver, a round of our favorite Facebook Marketplace finds, and Motor Trend’s new article revealing Jeep’s shift to IFS suspension.

Whether you’re into overlanding, Toyota builds, or Jeep performance debates, this episode brings together real talk, insider knowledge, and gear-head fun.

Topics Covered

1. Race Against Blindness Giveaway

We discuss the mission and impact of A Race Against Blindness, an organization raising funds for vision-related medical research through exciting vehicle giveaways.

• Why this cause matters to the off-road community
• How you can get involved or support the latest giveaway
• Our honest thoughts on charity raffles and transparency

Learn more: https://araceagainstblindness.org/

2. Rodeo × Rigs Denver

The Rodeo × Rigs Denver event blended off-road culture, western style, and outdoor adventure. We break down:

• The best rigs and builds we saw
• Vendor highlights and trends for 2025
• What makes Rodeo × Rigs stand out in the growing overland event scene

3. Facebook Marketplace Finds

We each bring our latest discoveries from Facebook Marketplace: rare off-road parts, old-school Toyotas, and unexpected deals. You’ll hear:

• Tips for spotting solid listings
• How to negotiate smartly
• Marketplace safety and scams to avoid

4. Jeep Goes IFS — Motor Trend’s Report

Motor Trend recently dropped a story that has Jeep fans divided: the 2029 Jeep Wrangler could feature independent front suspension (IFS). We break down:

• The Motor Trend article and what it reveals
• The tech pros and cons of IFS vs. solid axle setups
• What this could mean for aftermarket suspension, lift kits, and off-road capability

Also see their historical counterpoint: “Next Generation Jeep Wrangler IFS Myth Debunked”