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  • Thanks for posting!

    Hopefully I can conquer "the Rubicon" someday.

  • 3 reasons to wear condoms....

  • Ive own 2 rubicons stock. Was thinking about a 4 inch lift and stock tires would that be able to handle stuff like this? Also do they come with sliders or do I need to add that? Any other upgrades I need to go out crawling like this so that I dont break something?

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  • I have an '85 Grand Wagoneer with 4" lift, rear locker, and 31" tires that is almost ready to hit that trail... Now if I can get my buddy with his '86 Bronco.

  • 3 people drive hummers.

  • great vid, thoroughly enjoyed it! Gotta do the trail before I die!

  • I can't wait to get a jeep!

  • Great way to inject noise and pollution into the wilderness. Offroaders have nearly ruined a number of Sierra lakes with feces, and they keep leaving trash on the trails. It shows an inherent lack of respect for nature. If they really want to prove something they'd hike that route. White-trash culture needs to go.

  • @Antithropocentric shut the fuck up. its not just what trash, it a hobby and for some a profesion, so dont talk about something you dont know. go hump a tree or whatever you fuckin hippies do

  • @Antithropocentric i think you should go live in the middle of wyoming, so nobody has to hear or read your shit. leave us to our hobbies you tree huggin bastard.

  • @Antithropocentric i would love to see you hike 300 miles in a day... and you must eat too? there is good and bad in all outdoor groups weather you're driving or on foot. some place you just can't hike to my friend.

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  • @Antithropocentric I leave no trace, most people that offroad (I know) pack out their garbage. Most Jeepers care about the environment (otherwise we would be left with only pavement). This is our hobby, and apparently posting inflammatory comments in places that you know will provoke a irritated response is your's. As for your theory about having something to prove, I hike a 50 miler annually (last summer I did a considerable chunk of the Appilacian trail). OIIIIIIIO

  • Are most of these jeeps manual or automatic transmission? I've been in the market for my first jeep and still haven't decided which route to go. This is video is exactly what i'd like to do with my jeep if that gives anyone an idea about what i'd be doing with it.

  • @SCZTY10 If I was you, I'd get a manual. I got a '94 YJ with a manual and it amazes me how easy it is to tackle terrain that'd I'd second guess with an automatic. Ever since I stated driving a manual, I've kind of frowned upon wranglers with an automatic. I think it's part of the wrangler experience to have a manual.

  • What's been done to that red YJ that shows up around 7:00? Sick video too, look fun!

  • the two people who rated this with a "thumbs-down" are probably disappointed they did not see a shopping mall or a starbucks in the vid

  • very nice!  What a view at the end,,,,, i am from NJ i am dying to go there. unfortunately here in jersey we dnt really have good wheeling places.

    Keep on Jeeping.

  • What did you guys use to mount your Hi-Lift jack to the tail gate?

  • Great video. Thanks for no music. 

  • Thanks for not filling the video with music. Good times.

    So did they try to sell you any Mona Vie shit out on the trail? Ridiculous.

  • what kind of light bar was on that white jeep, that thing is sick looking

  • lovin the arb turn on onj the black on at 1:00 great lmao i got a 1997 and its my cherished car i had to sel;l :( but it had arbs 33's low gears it went up a 90' degree incline

  • great driving sweet rigs!

  • Great video!

  • Awesome video! I'd love to have a Rubicon, I don't see my stock Z71 hanging with y'all on these trails, but I do too much hauling/pulling to have a Jeep right now... that and there aren't many trails like this in Alabama. Really nice vehicles and driving, though!

  • awesome..nice jeeps

  • awesome driving.....jeep wranglers are the best.....ps. never trust a hummer

  • What size tires is the majority of your group running?

  • We all had 33s. Our Jeep had 33" BFGs on Allied beadlocks

  • @WmbgRubicon Cool. I hope to hit this trail some day. Good driving by the way.

  • Nice white jeep but get that fricken Mona vie shit of of it . [[[[[[[[[[[[[[[ here is a ladder get out of your rut.

  • Hey bro, have you ever spotted any wild growing bamboo groves in El Dorado county?

  • @LversusKira whats with the bamboo? ive seen this same question asked in another video!

  • Nice Jeeps! I hope to hit the Rubicon before Politicians close it.

  • no fenders more flex? :p

  • We all had fenders. The flex comes from the lift kit. The long arm lifts (both white Jeeps) flex the most.

  • We all had fenders. The flex comes from the lift kit. The long arm lifts (both white Jeeps) flex the most.

  • How much easier this would be on a motorcycle.

  • THank you camera guy for getting all that on FILM!!!

  • BETTER JUST WALK

  • specs on all rubicons?

    lift and tires?

  • Here are the specs for our 2003 Rubicon: K&N Fuel Injection Performance Kit Mean Green 200 amp high output alternator Rock-it Hi-Flow 62mm throttle body Hesco 1 62mm bore throttle body riser JET Stage 2 computer chip Viair 4CFM air compressor Full Traction 4 long-arm lift Bilstein 5150 Shocks 33x12.50 BFGs Allied 16x10.5 Rock-a-thon beadlocks ARB bull bar front bumper Or-Fab rock rails Runck rear bumper Warn 9.5ti winch
  • @WmbgRubicon

    so yeah 33's lockers and a 4 inch long arm lift.

    did you get the 180 degree thermostat for that stage 2 chip? i read that you have to

  • Yes, we installed the lower temperature thermostat.

  • @WmbgRubicon

    price of that and where at did oyu find it?

    difficulty of installment?

  • imn going there this summer!! FUC YEAH

  • Stuff those wheels into those fenders. Nice.

  • i meant 1:39 XD

  • lol surfing the unlimited xD

  • Love my jeep,, Wished I would have gotten a Rubicon, instead of the Wrangler.. Great Video.. Thanks for sharing with us..

  • Stock rubicon has ultra low low range selectable locking axles and well everything you need including an electronic sway disconnect so other than a lift it's completely capable.

  • U should of add the the Rubicon by Journey

  • That's some hard wheeling.

  • you shuld get a lift kit you would be able to go through there a lot faster and not as much of a hard time but good vid

  • We had a Full Traction 4 inch long-arm lift... If you go any faster you might roll.

  • was the white jeep at 5:20 stock????

  • looked like it had new tires cause jeeps come with 31s

  • Our white Rubicon had stock 4.10 gears.

  • I have a 2002 wrangler lifted 3 inches (suspension) and 32 inch ATs.

    could i do the rubicon? (good parts of it)

    let me know!

  • Just did a part from Wentworth Springs to Buck Island Lake. Bypassed Little Sluice. Have 33's and 4 inch lift. Bottomed out a lot and got beat up, but made it with some help. Great time! You can do it with a group to pull you thru the tough spots, but expect some damage. But, hey, we don't do this to keep our rig pristine! Have fun..be safe

  • Perfect Video. I Love My Jeep To Death haha

    I Want More Videos Like This!!

    thanks

  • 1:39..........WTF?

  • Tired of walking?

  • usually people do that to keep the jeep from rolling over. It gives it traction where it needs it, and keeps the weight balanced.

  • just like when people bounce up and down on four wheelers when theyre mudding or rock them side to side.

  • i have a very mildly modded jeep all i have is 2 inch blocks under the leaf springs and and 33x11.50 mud terrain what would be the min mod you guys think i shoud have before i travel the rubicon trail?

  • I would say lockers and as many skid plates as you can get. The Rubicon is very rocky and if you don't have a lot of ground clearance (and sometimes even if you do) you're going to be dragging the underside across all kinds of stuff. But really the lockers (rear, at least) are key.

  • I guess since I have a built Rubicon I must go to CA and run the "Rubicon"...I can only pray!

  • man, why didnt the folks in that white rubicon get the shorter wheelbase :P

  • That is some sweet video. I own a YJ with a 4" lift. Rear locker and 33" tires. Would a Jeep with that build up be able to take on that trail? Awesome video. Thanks.

  • yes

  • Yeah, you should be good. For comparison, in our group there was at least one completely stock 4-door JK Rubicon. It was able to drag itself over almost everything and you've two extra inches of lift and a shorter wheelbase.

  • @Geepnut  hell yes

  • @Geepnut you're comparing locked tj's with body armor to a leafed out yj, and the Jk rubicon has an even better running gear and suspension, carefull with your yj, don't get yourself hurt

  • What a difference the few inches in wheelbase makes with the LJ jeep.

  • Proud owner of a 2006 Rubicon Unlimited... I have to get descent gas mileage out of it, but stock configuration didn't have enough clearance. So now I'm running a 3" lift and 32" tires on factory rims. Looks good, little beefier than stock, and much better performance off road. But is it enough to run the rubicon trail? I have JKS quicker disconnects as well. But the clearance is what is bothering me. I know I would need some rock sliders.

  • That sounds like a pretty sweet setup. You're probably already aware of how useful those lockers are. I agree with you on the sliders, more of those would help. Also, be warned, the stock rims are very soft when they come into contact with rocks - you'll definitely come out with some gouges. But that's part of the fun! See my comment below, a stock 4-door JK Rubicon ran in our group and made it through - you should definitely go for it.

  • built JEEP tough :D

  • Nice lengthy video. Good driving by all. Do you own one of them..? drop by and see mine.

  • Thanks! Yes, ours is the white 2003 TJ Rubicon.

  • @mpjai2 at 5:20 where is that on the trail coming in from loon lake? thanx.Plus good vid. kudos to the cameraman. some of these vids are useless. Last time I was up there was in my k5. made it to the base of little sluice but didn't try to go thru. Gary was still running Uncle Tom's, thats how long its been.It's funny how he used to try to talk me into going thru in my blazer. He used to say "I know a girl that took a blazer thru". ANYBODY, hows the trail now? I heard it is paved from icehouse

  • sieeeeeee

  • thos are some sweet jeeps my frind how mutch is a jeep like that worth ?? just to sell

  • Thanks...it would be tough to guess the price of the jeep if it were to be sold today. Blue books don't take into account the thousands of dollars worth of parts that have been added.

  • I here ya man! I've got 6,000 in a 5,000 dollar yj

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