@BlkWgn If I go I'll just remove the doors and fenders. Then there are no problemsThis is a trail that I would love to do, and the general consensus is that it is passable by a full size if you don't mind modified doors. My current plan (not that he knows it yet) is to ride along with @bob91yj some day
@BlkWgn If I go I'll just remove the doors and fenders. Then there are no problems
Just a couple bolts and you're done.
While I do love Moab, there are a dozen other trails I'd like to cross off my list. This trail, I'm wondering if it's talked up like some of the "OMG impossible you'll die and smash all your body panels" trails in Moab.
My limited (as in the past 3 hours today only) research seems to be all over the place. Auto manufacturers like Jeep with the Cherokee and now GM with the Colorado seem to manage publicity stunts by driving across it. Did they use bypasses? Go off trail like a-holes? Who knows. They never tell.
Jeepers assure me, I'd die and it's impossible. Kind of tired of that one. Would much rather here objective reasons to problems I'd encounter. Youtube would indicate that full sizes have driven across it. I haven't found a good detailed trail map yet. Maybe I need to check out funtreks site again.
If anyone has run the Rubicon, are there bypasses? Is most of the insane stuff playgrounds on the side you can choose to tackle?
Really curious if anyone here as any thoughts and opinions about full sizes on the Rubicon. And willing to hear it all out.
Where did you get that front bumper? That thing is perfect!I call shotgun
As far as the capibility of the PW in stock form I’ve already done some serious trail. Yes it’s big, but I have squeezed past and through stuff I thought “no way” at first sight. Since then I have added Thuren springs and shocks, 35’s and some Randy Ellis Designs sliders. The hardest thing is seeing past that damn huge hood, I wish Ram had stuck with the low hood of the 3rd gens.
Anyway, I think I would still need bumpers and possibly 37’s. Don’t know if I’ll be ready for Sept 2018, but definitely will be Sept 2019. Count me in BoldAdventure. Sorry about the novel.
It is from Mercenary Offroad in Camarillo CaWhere did you get that front bumper? That thing is perfect!
I suspect it was the ego of the drivers that contributed.
Wise words indeed.Nothing will ruin your day faster than an ego on the trail. Leave it at home.
I've seen plenty of people do stupid because they had something to prove. Nothing wrong with admitting failure or having to turn around, IMO.