Went wheeling again Saturday.

Darrin · 22-09-2009, 08:10

Best $30 I could have spent ($20 on petrol, $10 on hot dogs and buns). Got a massive sunburn on my half bald head, but had a blast!!

Here's mine (on the right) compared to the other two similar models.

Here's all 7 of the Jeeps that went on the trip.

Cool pic of four of the Jeeps in a dry river bed.

Me climbing a small rock...

My bud John burying his lifted Jeep up to the differentials in the soft stuff.

Duff showing the hole John left...

My poser shot.

John in a canyon getting ready to climb some SERIOUS rocks.

Another poser shot showing off the new window sticker.

Skinner showing off his hill climbing abilities. Notice the angle the red one is at in comparison to Skinner?

And Skinner showing off his flex.

Another poser shot...

All in all a really fun day. We stopped at the area where my first poser shot was taken and grilled up some hot dogs and BS'd for about an hour. We also did some pretty serious donuts out on the flat land. I was the only one that had a little hand brake fun. Just about put the Jeep on its roof doing it, but it was funny as hell to see an offroad 4X4 doing some credible drifting. I managed to keep one power slide going for about 300m or so. Then I caught a rather large rock with the rear tyre and felt the inside ones lift.

Decided it was time to cool it off after that.

We're looking to get a few more Jeeps involved for the next run some time in October. There's 15 in our Utah Jeep Crew so far. Trying to get everyone involved in the next run...

Justsomebloke · 22-09-2009, 09:01

Cool as **** mate. Glad to see you out there.

Del Lardo · 22-09-2009, 11:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Darrin

Daddy, which one is the brake and which one is the gas? ****

Dazzy_G · 22-09-2009, 11:59

Needs bigger rims, how are you supposed to impress people if you don't roll on 22s?

heh does look like a fun day out though

Glaucus · 22-09-2009, 14:44

very cool indeed.

*sobs, why do I live on a silly tiny island, where there is no public land left*

Darrin · 23-09-2009, 05:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dazzy_G

Needs bigger rims, how are you supposed to impress people if you don't roll on 22s?

heh does look like a fun day out though

SACRILEGIOUS SPEAK!!!! 22's on a Jeep???

Actually, it needs a slight lift (2-3 inches) and bigger tyres. Like 31X10.50X15's. Just like I had on my previous Jeep.

But that requires money. Something lacking in my bank account right now.

Darrin · 23-09-2009, 05:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Del Lardo

Daddy, which one is the brake and which one is the gas? ****

I actually drove half way up from the bottom at that exact spot. Started to get a little light on the skids with the front tyres and backed down again. But I got the farthest up that cliff face out of all 7 of the Jeeps. Was quite proud of my beater!!

Dazzy_G · 23-09-2009, 13:58

42s then? Is it obvious i don't know much about vehicles?

Darrin · 23-09-2009, 16:08

Heh, no biggie. About the biggest tyres one can put on my particular Jeep is 35". Most people tend to keep the 15" wheels though, so as to have a larger sidewall on the tyre to prevent pinching it when hitting the ugly stuff (rocks) on a trail. Low profile are wonderful for street handling, but they sure can't take much in the way of a good pothole.

And some of the stuff we get in to with our Jeeps makes the worst pothole in London look like a pebble is missing from the road. There's one hole we went through that completely swallowed John's Jeep (the big silver lifted one). I mean, his roof was below ground level!! Was lots of fun sliding down into it and then trying everything we could to get back out.

Good times.

22-09-2009, 08:10	#1
Darrin Dirteh Kitteh Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Hiding out in Mormon Country Posts: 1,629	Went wheeling again Saturday. Best $30 I could have spent ($20 on petrol, $10 on hot dogs and buns). Got a massive sunburn on my half bald head, but had a blast!! Here's mine (on the right) compared to the other two similar models. Here's all 7 of the Jeeps that went on the trip. Cool pic of four of the Jeeps in a dry river bed. Me climbing a small rock... My bud John burying his lifted Jeep up to the differentials in the soft stuff. Duff showing the hole John left... My poser shot. John in a canyon getting ready to climb some SERIOUS rocks. Another poser shot showing off the new window sticker. Skinner showing off his hill climbing abilities. Notice the angle the red one is at in comparison to Skinner? And Skinner showing off his flex. Another poser shot... All in all a really fun day. We stopped at the area where my first poser shot was taken and grilled up some hot dogs and BS'd for about an hour. We also did some pretty serious donuts out on the flat land. I was the only one that had a little hand brake fun. Just about put the Jeep on its roof doing it, but it was funny as hell to see an offroad 4X4 doing some credible drifting. I managed to keep one power slide going for about 300m or so. Then I caught a rather large rock with the rear tyre and felt the inside ones lift. Decided it was time to cool it off after that. We're looking to get a few more Jeeps involved for the next run some time in October. There's 15 in our Utah Jeep Crew so far. Trying to get everyone involved in the next run... __________________ A bullet may have your name on it, but shrapnel is addressed "to whom it may concern".

22-09-2009, 09:01	#2
Justsomebloke The Night Worker Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 5,228	Cool as **** mate. Glad to see you out there. __________________

22-09-2009, 11:59	#4
Dazzy_G Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Thurrock, Essex Posts: 103	Needs bigger rims, how are you supposed to impress people if you don't roll on 22s? heh does look like a fun day out though __________________

22-09-2009, 14:44	#5
Glaucus Absinthe Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,855	very cool indeed. sobs, why do I live on a silly tiny island, where there is no public land left __________________

23-09-2009, 13:58	#8
Dazzy_G Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Thurrock, Essex Posts: 103	42s then? Is it obvious i don't know much about vehicles? __________________

23-09-2009, 16:08	#9
Darrin Dirteh Kitteh Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Hiding out in Mormon Country Posts: 1,629	Heh, no biggie. About the biggest tyres one can put on my particular Jeep is 35". Most people tend to keep the 15" wheels though, so as to have a larger sidewall on the tyre to prevent pinching it when hitting the ugly stuff (rocks) on a trail. Low profile are wonderful for street handling, but they sure can't take much in the way of a good pothole. And some of the stuff we get in to with our Jeeps makes the worst pothole in London look like a pebble is missing from the road. There's one hole we went through that completely swallowed John's Jeep (the big silver lifted one). I mean, his roof was below ground level!! Was lots of fun sliding down into it and then trying everything we could to get back out. Good times. __________________ A bullet may have your name on it, but shrapnel is addressed "to whom it may concern".