Seeking Advice on the Starlink for Cell Service/WiFi

4thgen.taco · 2026-03-13T14:08:04+00:00

Alright so I made the move to 37s! Finally has been done. I had been looking to do this for awhile now but had to figure out just how I wanted to do it without portals and with a 2.5 inch coil over lift. After watching some videos I knew it was going to require cutting plastic…. And the body. I have more pictures coming soon but here is a sneak peak of the rear so far and I’ll explain what I did. In the first pic you can see what it used to look like and see where I ultimately chose to cut. This cut was with the natural body line and fender flare. Once I cut that line I used the cut line to cut the body. This was the hard part. To make it easier I could’ve taken a marker and traced the line and then taken off the fender flare but I wanted a percise cut. After this was done it was all about taking the burrs out and cleaning it up. Take your time when you do this. I still need to do the front but I am waiting for wider fender flares from another company so I will have to redo the rear and will make another post! Thanks for reading. Good luck cutting!

@bronztaco

Member

Jul 16, 2024

Hey everyone,

I've been using the Weboost to improve cell service while off-roading and camping, but I've found it ineffective in areas without any cell service to begin with. I've heard about the Starlink as a potential solution and would love to hear from anyone who has experience with it.

Specifically, I'm curious about:

Performance: How does the Starlink perform in areas with weak or no cell service? Does it manage to establish a connection where other boosters fail?
Ease of Use: Is the Starlink easy to set up and operate? Are there any tips for maximizing its effectiveness in remote locations?
Battery Life: What's the battery life like during extended use? Does it hold up well when used away from conventional power sources?
Portability: How portable is the Starlink for outdoor activities like camping and off-roading? Does it withstand rugged conditions?
Comparison: If you've used both the Weboost and the Starlink, how do they compare in terms of performance and reliability in challenging terrain?