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Payed closer attention today now that I'm back home. Not seeing any smoke back at sea level. Just a result of altitude. =]

Helpful reply, thank you. =]

We live about 500 feet above sea level, this was a camping trip in the mountains. If we had to tow anything more than about 100 miles I'd most likely use the Cummins powered RAM. Because my truck doesn't have its factory bumpers I don't have the pintle hitch. We just put that hitch on last...

I'm guessing Chaski got it right, the elevation was 6200 feet which had an effect.

That little Cherokee is histarical. A guy offered I could have the engine if I towed away the rest of the Jeep also. I gave it to my brother and we've abused it in so many ways. Cherokees are great fun. =]

YouTube link https://youtu.be/fzMVjGt-uyw

I'm reposting to YouTube. I'll send you a link.

I think it's about 6200 feet

I'm thinking of starting with a Pyro and assessing.

Oh heck, a lot. That's a really good point that I didn't even consider! High enough to make a huge difference.

I've never noticed much smoke at all during normal driving. It's newish to me and I have not driving it that much to really know. I'm likely just over thinking it.

This is where we were at: https://goo.gl/maps/wsFuAszAiHD2

Ravens roost, up near Naches off of 410. We had an awesome weekend! My big concern is that I'm going to let my wife drive it and tow with it. Maybe I need to invest in a pyro sooner rather than later... I hadn't noticed how much happy smoke it made till we took a video!

First off-road trip with my M1009. Please excuse the belt noise, looks like someone previously striped one of the holes for an adjuster bolt. Hoping to have that fixed before the next trip. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8Ttyq4tnNM5Y0p4OW9pQnl0bk0/view?usp=drivesdk I don't have a pyro in...