Palo Duro Jeep Jamboree May 2011 - JK Rubicon Unlimited

Palo Duro Canyon Jeep Jamboree May 20-21 2011
Christian Ranch (private section of the canyon)
Yellow Group
Mostly stock Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon eventually tackling one of the tougher obstacles of day 1.

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Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• jeep
• wrangler
• unlimited
• rubicon
• jk
• jamboree
• palo
• duro
• canyon
• amarillo
• christian
• ranch
• offroad
• wheel
• jeeping
• bfg
• door
• stock
• hard
• top
• new
• body
• damage

[mavrick211]

ok id just move the rock im not damaging my stuff just to see if i can do it

[toejambfutbol]

@mavrick211

good luck moving like an 800 lb rock

[toejambfutbol]

@mavrick211

Conquering the trails and challenging your rig is part of the reason you offroad

[cfltitan]

I was just thinking the same thing! Why the HELL would you put A/T's on a rubicon that came factory with M/T's??? Not to mention why not listen to the trail guides/spotters? Usually they have tons of experience and will get you through a tough spot. You were doing whatever you felt like regardless of what the spotters were telling you to do.

[toejambfutbol]

@cfltitan

This driver actually was following what the spotter was telling him. There were many occasions that the jamboree guides made mistakes that caused damage and got people's jeeps stuck. They aren't all-knowing by any means.

But I agree this guy should have not put all-terrains on a Rubi. At least he is out driving it how it's meant to be driven and not mall-crawling like many do

[toejambfutbol]

@hv2004iv

Stock Rubicons come with BFG Mud Terrain KM's, the jeep in this video has replaced them with the BFG All Terrain KO's

[hv2004iv]

@MrRubiRed03 Those look like the stock BFG's tires to me

[MrRubiRed03]

First off, don't buy a rubicon and put AT tires on it. Second, I think the sticker on the back window explains everything LOL.