Anyone have a simple solution to staggering 3 dirt bikes (1 full size, 2 kids) in the bed of the truck? Ideally that works with the factory Trail Rail system?
Putting on in reverse is a PITA and hard to tie down
Yup... nothing unusual. Thats just one reason I went with the eco/turbo diesel for our gladiator in Colorado.
I only ever need 4L on rock crawling/ledges, vs up past 13,000 feet the non turbo engines need 4L for just about anything semi steep.
13,830 ft Mt. Antero
My Jeep is fine so far. My experience is that over 50% of the times i take a vehicle to a dealer it comes out with more problems.
Should i consider a if its not broken leave it alone mentality?
Not wanting recovery boards because other people have them and don't use them... For starters who said they have to be on display...
I have not used them on myself in Colorado, but have used them to help others.
100% sure than on 100% of the trips i did in Egypt over 3 years, they were...
Have done a bit of car, kart, moto racing and now that I live in Denver figure I might as well get into Ice Racing as I can do it in my Jeep vs going out an buying a racecar/bike/kart.
Plan is to start in the bare rubber competition class using the factory tires.
Wondering if anyone has any...
You can get out of 99% of situations w/o a winch if you have the right gear/prepared for not having a winch. But it takes a lot more time vs with a winch its quick (most of the time).
I got a winch because I go offroading with my wife and under 5 year old kids. While I may think its fun to get...
Have not read the whole thread, but it's not just the torque of the Diesel, it's actually having the power depending on where you live/drive/explore.
Im in Denver and regularly go up to 10,000 ft, some times 13,000 ft off roading.
The Diesel has a turbo, so it has the actual rated power even...
Hello.
Have a 2021 Rubicon Diesel. The factory Falken Wildpeak M/T tires are worn out. What the simple +1 size upgrade.
Live in Denver CO and frequently go out on the weekend offroading.
Dont want to do a lift, but would not mind some extra clearance as long as it does not rub.