Arterius2
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- First Name
- Jerry
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- Vancouver, BC
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- 2018 JLU Sahara 2.0L
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Just curious how fast people drive their Jeep on washboard and pothole-filled logging roads.
When I had my Sahara stock, I used to drive fairly conservatively on these roads because I didn’t feel confident going too fast.
But ever since I modded up my Jeep with larger tires and better suspension and steering components, I find myself pedal happy and constantly just rally racing down these roads leaving a cloud of dust behind me, and feel totally in control. The Jeep bounces like a bitch but I guess that’s expected when going over potholes.
Just want to hear people’s thoughts on this, because I often pass other vehicles on the way and overtake them because they just drive way too slow. — but I do realize I may look like a jerk to them leaving them to choke on my dust as I zoom by.
Well I named my Jeep Sandstorm for a reason.
When I had my Sahara stock, I used to drive fairly conservatively on these roads because I didn’t feel confident going too fast.
But ever since I modded up my Jeep with larger tires and better suspension and steering components, I find myself pedal happy and constantly just rally racing down these roads leaving a cloud of dust behind me, and feel totally in control. The Jeep bounces like a bitch but I guess that’s expected when going over potholes.
Just want to hear people’s thoughts on this, because I often pass other vehicles on the way and overtake them because they just drive way too slow. — but I do realize I may look like a jerk to them leaving them to choke on my dust as I zoom by.
Well I named my Jeep Sandstorm for a reason.
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