Pinyon BOH 1/20

[Lapis]

How bad would this be on a stock 4dr Rubicon (factory 285/70 KO2s)?

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[GMONEY]

So we get dumped out by sandstone canyon, right? So back up fish creek is probably easiest exit?

Yeah same exit point as last time we were out there. Unless someone wants to try going back out the way we go in.

 

[GMONEY]

How bad would this be on a stock 4dr Rubicon (factory 285/70 KO2s)?

First time I did it on a stock 2 door Rubicon. Might have some scrape going down the squeeze but that's the only point I see a problem.

Watching some videos looks like there are a decent amount of stock vehicles going down.

 

[Camaroboi13]

How bad would this be on a stock 4dr Rubicon (factory 285/70 KO2s)?

My buddy is taking his stock TJ, I gotta believe you’ll be better off that he is ?

 

[Go1712]

@Lapis shall I add you to the list?

 

[Mx5red]

@Lapis shall I add you to the list?

 

[markw365]

I think I was too far to the driver on this one, touched the hinge and had to back out and re-align. Watching the one video I'm wondering if not climbing on the drivers side is key. The other video where the guy climbed passenger definitely worked. I blame the spotter on this one.

 

[Mx5red]

I think I was too far to the driver on this one, touched the hinge and had to back out and re-align. Watching the one video I'm wondering if not climbing on the drivers side is key. The other video where the guy climbed passenger definitely worked. I blame the spotter on this one.

I agree with not going too far driver, but that other video I kept thinking, man if his passenger tire drops then he's gonna bash his passenger windshield/door/mirror etc into the rocks. I don't plan on trying to climb far passenger, either!

 

[Craigger]

I agree with not going too far driver, but that other video I kept thinking, man if his passenger tire drops then he's gonna bash his passenger windshield/door/mirror etc into the rocks. I don't plan on trying to climb far passenger, either!

Unless you absolutely can’t fit, the trick is to squeeze your tires in between - you’ll want to be closer than you think on the passenger side.

 

[Inkhero]

Yeah squeezing between and not climbing either side appears to be the way to go for most stock tires that fit underneath the fenders. For those with tire poke may wanna consider climbing one side or the other. Highly likely of wheel rash on passenger side climb like that video. But here is a far-driver line done on 37's with the fenders, doors, roof removed.

 

[Go1712]

Hmm, should I put my stock 31’s on and look like I missed leg day for this trip

 

[Mx5red]

Hmm, should I put my stock 31’s on and look like I missed leg day for this trip

That's what I keep telling Jennifer!

 

[Inkhero]

Hmm, should I put my stock 31’s on and look like I missed leg day for this trip

If your current tires can fit, this looks like the ideal line. No climbing on either side, just squeeze through.

 

[SadRobot]

That's what I keep telling Jennifer!

me? lol


Here is the video from when I went back in April

 

[Mx5red]

me? lol


Here is the video from when I went back in April

Well I keep saying I'm gonna put the 33s back on for Pinyon

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