This trail (Bunny Trail from the Greenbrier/White Sulfur Springs Jeep Jamboree) we climbed a natural creek Bed up a mountain with pro spotters. We were the smallest on 35s, two JKs on 37s and a 6.2L LS swap on Dana 60s and 40s (bad ass rig).Nice shots of the 4XE caught in the wild!
I feel like I don't see enough of these. A few of Hell's Revenge... that's about it. Then the TFL guys doing dumb shit.Nice shots of the 4XE caught in the wild!
So this is part of my plan with not getting a level 2 charger.Hereās another reason why i love my rubi 4xe
Yesterday i went to a national park, thereās 5-6 parking lots with 100ās of spots in total and only ONE charging station
No one was charging so i got a premium parking spot right next to the entrance and filled her up with electric power while we were walking in the woods, yeah!!
Weāre gonna try to do Uwharrie later this month if any fellow 4xeārs would like to join. Badge of honor trail.I feel like I don't see enough of these. A few of Hell's Revenge... that's about it. Then the TFL guys doing dumb shit.
Thatās some intense off roading. Sounds like yāall had a blast! Sucks about the sidewall.This trail (Bunny Trail from the Greenbrier/White Sulfur Springs Jeep Jamboree) we climbed a natural creek Bed up a mountain with pro spotters. We were the smallest on 35s, two JKs on 37s and a 6.2L LS swap on Dana 60s and 40s (bad ass rig).
We bypassed one spot where the two guys in 37s high centered and pulled line, but otherwise she did great. Drug the sliders all the time and tested out all the skid plates. Ripped a sidewall at the end and the sway bar skid is bent backwards.
Bunny trail had no correlation to a bunny slope, lol.
Looks like we may do 37s instead of replacing the spare, lol.Thatās some intense off roading. Sounds like yāall had a blast! Sucks about the sidewall.
Videos and pics please.Weāre gonna try to do Uwharrie later this month if any fellow 4xeārs would like to join. Badge of honor trail.
We haven't been yet, but from what I've read, there is a pretty good range of trail difficulty (as in you could stick to easier rated trails). It's always better to wheel with someone, even if it's just someone you meet at the trail head.I have family that lives in Concord not too far from Uwharrie. I have been wanting to go there. I have 35s, no lift. Rock sliders. No winch. You think Iād be safe to go on some trails there solo?