Willys Jeeps Return to Pritchett Canyon - EJS 2023

This is a group of Qwaaazy 8’s wheeling Pritchett Canyon in Moab Utah during Easter Jeep Safari 2023. Four Flatfenders on 30” tires with a wheelbase no greater than 82”. Thanks to Alan Koller and Jesse Coombs for some of the footage.
Chewy Hill - 17:20
Rocker Knocker - 37:00
Axle Hill - 48:00
Son of Rockpile 57:30
Yellow Hill - 58:40
For more cool Willys Jeep footage, check out the channels of:
Stan Fuller: / @grampas-jeep
Alan Koller: / @alankoller2578
Turn-N-Burn: / @turnnburn
Jeepevans: / @jeepevans9491
Tecovas: / @tecovas3998
Red Eye Cafe Garage: / @redeyecafegarage7484
Rock Cred: / @rockcred9748

[@TurnNBurn]

Thank you to everyone who filmed us on this trail. It was the most difficult, yet rewarding ride I've ever been on. I will forever look back on these memories.

[@nealesmith1873]

Great Jeeping!

[@Chine.Yasorn99999]

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[@silverbulletJKU]

Thanks for coming back and proving great quality content in the sense of picture quality and event quality!

[@Grampas-jeep]

Nice vid. You guys did great.

[@timmcooper294]

Man one of my fave. trails from back in the day. You guys put on such a class act. Submarine has to stay on AG tires, So cool !! I'm looking at a BKT radial version (210/95r16 ) that I think would have a real traction advantage on smooth rock, with a more stable contact patch. Those 7.50-16 NDT's are soooo light and soft !! Tough to beat.

[@patchone9558]

Thank You guys, very good video.

[@dylanmccallister1888]

0:03 vehicle requirements 37+ inch tires; oil spill containment kit; front and rear locking differentials; winch 😂

[@littlerayofsunshine69]

🤣 😂 🤣

[@mariorondon3334]

Buenísimo. Full nervous. Dios les guarde

[@drpc1976]

✌😎

[@ianparsons8894]

Have any of you fitted the BFG KM3 in the 7.50R16 size? Are they too heavy to run?

[@jpetrowich]

I have never run them but I’ve wheeled with guys who run them. I want to do some testing with them like I did with the ag tires. From what I’ve seen they do well but yes, they are significantly heavier than 7.50-16 NDTs. Heavy tires are not necessarily a bad thing because they lower your CG and some people even put water in their tires so I’m not against it. That being said, if you are running the stock L134 you might not like that extra weight on the road.

[@ianparsons8894]

Thanks for the reply. I figured they would be more of a hassle for on road use.

[@alkatib100]

Good jeeping. Have you modified your suspension?

[@jpetrowich]

Currently I am running a set of 42” ranchos in the rear and stock ECJ5 fronts “39”. The other two MBs in the video are running bone stock springs. After all the wheeling and testing, and after watching the other Jeeps and Stan Fuller wheel, I have decided to go to a set of stock CJ2A/MB springs. It will have to wait a few weeks though. I am actually headed back to Moab next week to do Coyote Canyon.

[@alkatib100]

Thanks . The reason I am asking because I am building M38 together v6 odd fire . Sm420 and 5.3 in front and back. I hope I will join your club soon. I am in lake Taho area . Comyfornia

[@jpetrowich]

@M A my advise. Stick with the stock springs. For sure if you are running tires like ours

[@mikemurphy9953]

Sorry guys I just can't stand it anymore, I gotta comment....safety is #1 when wheeling, you have to believe that. Some of these guys that don't have full roll cages, or NO roll cage what so ever and running 8, 9, 10 rated trails are a bomb waiting to explode. No matter how good you think you are things can get weird in the blink of an eye and serious consequences will follow. We love the videos, but lets keep safety our #1 priority......just sayin' !

[@leepierce4944]

You talk too much buddy