70 some odd years ago stock CJ's did it

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The clutch used to pop out my CJ wheeling over obstacles at certain angles. I replaced the motor mounts, problems solved.

Stock jeeps created the rubicon. Now days it seems you need 37s and locker just to order coffee at Starbucks.

Just installed mine. Thanks for the tips. I used a nutsert tool right off the bat. The little tool they include is too cumbersome. My only problem with these is a single hole in the rear fender flares. It definitely needs enlarged. In my case it was the fourth one from the back counting up (the one at the top). Over all, a great improvement to the look of my JK and happy these are so darn cheap compared to other options out there.

Could a tundra do this? Leveled and on 35” tires?

Thanks for sharing the adventure brother. Most SATISFACTORY!

Hi Zen, I was on the 0900 run. Great video, especially the Star Wars reference!!!

A most satisfactory video Mr. Red Shirt sir!

Nice footage but would be much better without music.

Awesome vid for an awesome weekend.

Thanks for sharing. I think it is funny when people spend a thousand dollars+ on bumper/winch/lights then one wheel peel all the way up the trail.

Was that a Redshirt run? Looks good!

You have to keep the rust dust out of your metal can. It can and will go right thru a fuel filter and into all the passages in the carb. I clean my cans with muriatic acid followed by baking soda and lots of rinsing. Don't let the cans set empty.

Jeep Jamboree USA require GMRS radios in all Jeeps for the Rubicon Trail. GMRS is becoming the Off Road standard and licensing is easy! The "unofficial" channel for Off Roading is "16" (4x4). Lots of available radios and hand held units.

How’s the tape holding up?

Excelente

Sorry to chime in a year later. Can you tell me if there is still an abandoned vehicle (Chevy Tahoe) on this trail? There was a couple years ago!

Some sucks at driving

satisfactory history lesson. thanks for the great tiime

Yayah! Another good one, Mike

I was on a different trip. Nice video Mike!

Windy AF! day-of.

So recorded!!!!!

Ya, that's me in the Bronco... Found a spot where the trail was 1.0 Jeeps wide. The Bronco is 1.1 Jeeps wide...

Did you use split wire harness for the dual ditch?

Looks like a great day out.

Which one is better and brughter on high speed driving combo or wide cornering

Ballarat Vituscan in late January!

What size was the drill bit to make the holes bigger?

Do you have a link to the inner fenders?

"Just a skosh more room!" Where is that location? I see the Cougars.

How has the tape held up?

Yep, some gnarly sections in there! Was Big Bear Lake level really low?

He just shout Out no Wonder clutch pooped out

Driver Sucks Learn Cluch # Master

Wow actual rain! Don’t know when I was last in the mud. You couldn’t resist that mud puddle!

Good job on the video !!

Another nice run I missed. Was in Idaho with trip to South Pass City, Wyoming. Hope to see you on Winter trip!

Wow cool 🥰🥰

I wish the forestry service would replace the yellow reflective trail markers that have been damaged and are now missing. I went in by myself the first time and got lost looking for where the trail may be in a couple of spots. Maybe next spring, when I go down into the Rubicon again, I'll bring a bunch of yellow reflectors and epoxy them on myself.

I'm curious about the miner figure on " Poppy's " hood. I have the CJ5 that my uncle bought new in 73 and it has the same gold panning man on the hood, I'd ask him but he's gone now and this is the first time I'd seen another one. His jeep has been all over the Rubicon way back in the day, When I was a very small boy him and his buddies were out every weekend.

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Great job Brother!! ECV 64!!

So let's get an update on how this is doing 9 months latter!?!?

Looked fun Great vid!

Great video! So many Doins, so little time. Maybe I'll see you at Silverwood.

Nice vid!

That was a fun weekend.

Awesome video.