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So true! I have been waiting on the JT rear shock mount skids... The sale email was a great reminder!

I think you can do Fins & Things. I did this trail with my son solo. I had watched several videos as this was my first "real" trail and had a blast! Make sure you sign-up for the Jeep Badge of Honor program and earn a badge. As for other trails that are easy and scenic buy the Charles A. Wells...

Do you plan on going off-road and crawling over rocks, maybe going to MOAB... the trails you run will "tell you" what upgrades you will need. As for the leveling kit... that money might be better saved for what you will upgrade to. IMHO.

Depends on your driving style or use. I went for the beefier frame, cast iron knuckles, sexy hood, better-looking interior color accents (I don't like the red). Here is a link for you. Jeep JT Gladiator Mojave vs Gladiator Rubicon: What’s the Difference?

A photo is worth a thousand words... :)

Thanks! Trust me when I say they dont do justice to the absolute beauty.

I hit a that 25° twice this trip. It was getting a bit steep... enough for me to look up at what degree you might roll. When its happening you don't think about it you just drive. It is only later that it hit you.

Agreed!

Sadly this was the last day. We started out with Yankee Boy Basin then did Corkscrew Pass, Hurricane Pass, Poughkeepsie Gultch and out through Mineral Creek and a short drive down to Ouray. The last photo is me enjoying a Hazy IPA at Cahoots Tavern to end the day. What a fantastic trip. If you...

No high speed for me just crawling...

I have to say that they are super smooth. Coming back from Ouray I left them on setting #2 and they are as comfortable or better then the stock shocks on the Mojave.

Thanks brother!

+1 for the Apex option. Simple & Easy! I run them on my Mojave with a full @Metalcloak build i.e. RockSport Black's, 3.5 GC, under cloak, bumpers... Black Friday sales are the way to go!

Just on that day and it just added to the fun!

It was good but I make em better. It was a vacation splurge for sure. I rather have a bottle of Wild Turkey 8yr for less and sip that.

Day 3. Started the day with Ophir pass and the Red Mountain trail. These were super easy trails. Ophir was more stark when compared to the other passes. Red Mountain was just loaded with old mining sites to explore. The last photo was how I ended the day at the Western Saloon & Grill with a...

I lucked out with the weather. It was beautiful most of the time. On Imogene pass the temps dropped and we had rain, sleet, & snow.

I did notice Jesus on the sign. What's the story on that?

They just shipped the badges for last EJS this week per and email I received.

Yes is the short answer. All trails we did were open.