Hells Revenge Jeep TJ 4 cylinder 5 speed on 32's in Moab, UT

Trail riding an iconic Moab trail. Big thanks to @jeepbreakers for delivering a whole rear axle assembly to Moab so we could enjoy the trip. Good to meet Franz and Mike on the trails. @roughcountry suspension for an economical suspension that works hard and plays hard. @usastandardgear for the Spartan lockers keeping the front d30's pulling.
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[@unclejimmy9674]

Love seeing this video here! I have a 2.3L tj with 4.88 gears and front and rear lockers and it goes everywhere! 2.5” lift running 33’s. It’s amazing how much fun you can have with these amazing little jeeps!

[@bendingjeeps]

I am a big fan of keeping these jeep simple and low. 33s is a great size and helps limit breakage. I also like the low lift height to keep me from having to buy a slip yoke, eliminator and new driveshaft.

[@iminoccacitizen7861]

Was in Moab 3 weeks ago with friends, we all have Can Ams, had a fantastic time and can't wait to go back. You guys have skills with those Jeeps! And you're very right, bring what you have and have fun with it (and you will have fun) you sure don't need the latest, biggest, baddest, most tricked out rig to have a good time, just get there.

[@kurtsterling9370]

Thanks for this great video, like @UncleJimmy I'm running 2.5" lift, 32" BFG KM3, 4.88. However, I'm running a 4.0L with a Detroit in the rear and TruTrac in the front. Hell's Gate look it would scare the $#17 out of me, but I'd like to try it once.

[@bendingjeeps]

If you go there you gotta try it. I try to comfort myself by saying “hundreds of people before me have done it without a problem. “

[@leftoverporkchop9972]

love my 2.5