Jeep Wrangler Tj’s Offroad - Family Camping Trip Adventure
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- What’s up y’all! Hope all is well and thanks for stopping by and checking out this video. We are definitely over due on our annual offroad trip and it’s time to stop the build, put down the tools, air down the tires, disconnect the sway bars and hit the trail. This video is particularly special to me because it’s our family’s first time with both TJ‘s jeeping on the trail , which we had all to ourselves! Hope you enjoyed the video and checking out some awesome jeeps. This is us and our story! Thanks for watching! Cheers
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Always great to get the family out into the woods wheeling and camping,,,,, love to swim but NOT NIGHT swimming lol nooooooo thank you!
Haha it was actually super refreshing because it was soo hot 🥵. Welcome to the channel, Thanks for watching 🍻
We're in Australia, my wife wants a TJ so I've started researching them... now I want a TJ. Great video folks
They are really fun, capable vehicles, they go everywhere, with no disappoint! Thanks for watching! Cheers
You'll like them. We have two of them as well, one for me and one for the wife. The only problem with them is storage space, but that was typical until the four door JKU came along. And with things like racks and trailers that can be overcome. The TJs are just more fun to drive, in my opinion.
I've been running mine for about 16 years now, ('06 TJ Sport)...I've had to replace the brakes a couple of times, but other than that, it still drives like new! (Still the original clutch too!)
Picking my TJ up this week super keen!
One of the best family off roading videos I've seen. I'm rolling on 32" ko2s on my '05 TJ Rocky Mtn. And it just goes to show you, most don't need huge tires to wheel, it's about skill and taking the right line. The aftermarket has tricked everyone into thinking you need at least 33's and upwards of 40's.
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Your Absolutely right about that brother, line and skill is everything and Your setup will get you far in your tj. We are just having too much fun out here, it’s been real nice to get out wheeling this summer. We are hoping to get back up there soon but the fires in CA are getting bad again this year! Thanks for watching
I've got 32s on my '06 TJ Sport...(255 75 R17)...With the extended Fender Flares, everything looks like stock...But better!
Love your his and hers Jeeps! Beautiful scenery and your wife did great!!🙌🏕 💪🦸♀️
Thanks for watching, we had a blast! And yeah she did great , now onto the harder trails 😂
Great video! I'm hoping to buy a mint TJ Rubicon next year. Like them more than current Wranglers.
Great video. Time with the family is always worth the effort. You guys have two very nice TJ's. My 2002 will see some improvements this year.
Great video, and love seeing the family wheeling together!. She did do great!
Thank you Mark, it was great to finally get out and spend some time with the family, that trip was definitely over due! Thanks for watching!
I’m Jelly man! So cool you guys hit the trails as a family. 4 door Jeep?? Forget the JK, 2 TJs will do!! 😁👍
Thank for watching buddy, we have two tjs and a jk and we are hoping to get back out there soon. We just had a big move and now just getting everything settled in. Cheers 🍻
Great job what a lot of fun!! Wifey did awesome!!
It was a ton of fun, we just got back from another trip, thanks for watching 🍻
Very cool video!
I actually enjoyed watching your little family outing in the Jeep(s), Great Video!
Thank you , can’t wait to get them back out there 🍻
Awesome little getaway with the fam and two TJs!
It was really nice to get away, thanks for watching
This looks like a ton of fun, and I LOVE the color of your green jeep!
It really was! Thanks for watching I appreciate it 🍻
Awesome. Looks fun!
Thanks for watching 🍻
Nice meeting on this trail today! Just watched this video and enjoyed it. Looking forward to meeting again on the trail, will have our boys and dogs hopefully too
It was nice meeting you too, and if your on FB check out the friends of slickrock and sourgrass group, I usually post there when I’m going and I usually get a few that like to meet up to run the local trails. Bring the kids and they will have a blast. It’s our favorite little trail! Thanks for watching 🍻
Beautiful river folks!!! 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching 🍻
Awesome video! Beautiful trails!! Wish we had trails like that In Virginia!
Come to the west, its funny how that works because I want to go east! Thanks for watching buddy 🍻
Awesome video
he didnt listen to the spotter, she was dead on
She was pissed haha , her jeep her rules ! Thanks for watching buddy 🍻
1:43 wife: you could have left that part out 🤣
😂😂 haha , Thanks for watching buddy 🍻
Looks like an awesome time with the family. Love sourgrass.
It’s was we had the whole trail to ourselves, thanks for watching
Where is sourgrass?
@@davidbushey5066 east of oakdale Ca off hwy 4 . trail starts in the sourgrass day use parking lot! Thanks for watching
should listen to your spotter more :P haha! :) Good times tho.
Hahaha 🤣 🍻
I love this video! It looks as though you're in Arizona. Most think of Arizona as desert... which the desert trails are incredibly harsh. But Arizona has a vast landscape of forest as well, with equally harsh trails as depicted in your videos. If you could recommend the most valuable modifications that made your jeep offroad worthy, what would they be? Cosmetics or comfort should not be a factor in how you answer (although they may be impacted by the answer). Let's say, the top 3 modifications that you found to be the most valuable to make this TJ more off road capable. Thank you for responding!
Welcome to the channel my apologies for the late response, the top 3 mods would mostly be larger tires, suspension driveshaft and winch upgrades . With these three items available, confidence in navigating obstacles is much greater, although the jeep in stock form is still very capable. 🍻
Have you tried adding a fridge to your Jeep? If so what did you go with? Looking to see how one might fit. Ideally, I'm looking for one that is a true combo (fridge/freezer).
Best part @3:50 Chihuahua. Great vid!
Thanks for watching buddy I appreciate it 🍻
🤣🤣 haha I just rewatched that part , that’s funny . She’s part of the family too lol 👍🏼
@@ATEMOFFROAD I've one too that's treated like a child. I'm also looking at a few TJ Rubis.
@@Brandon-mf5uh nice , if you can get one that’s the way to go! I want another one 😁
what a great video, lots of fun, I have a Tj, 2002 wrangler and I was wondering what lift size and tires you have on your jeeps, thanks a lot.
Thanks for watching, we have 4” pro comp and skyjacker lifts , the red jeep has 31” and the green jeep has 32” tires 🍻
Fabulous video and great seeing the adventure. Thanks for sharing.
I recently purchased a TJ but can seem to find a tail gate panel like you have for cooking. Could you by chance share what you did for your or where you bought it. Many are incompatible with TJ and I keep seeing TJs with them.
I didn’t buy this one I made it , here’s a few options. th-cam.com/video/xpmF-3DPO04/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/MSo88RPHuHs/w-d-xo.html
Welcome to the channel and thanks for watching 🍻
Thank you sincerely. Both those videos had me face palming 🤦♂️ myself at the ease of this modification. Like truly the hardest part is choosing the platform material (wood, metal, etc) and simply having a basic drill, hinges, and paracord or get fancy with metal wiring.
Thank you so much for the help.
Looks like an awesome list of videos...I'll be watching and learning. I need to re-gear my TJ...Nothing drastic, probably 4.11, but I plan to put a Detroit TrueTrac in the rear, to replace the LSD and a Detroit E-Locker in the front...I should have done it a long time ago, but with two kids growing up and now in university...($$$)...What are you going to do?
my tj is geared 410, open diff in the front d30 and locked in the rear D44 Detroit truetrac g2 axle. What would I like to do 🤔, that’s a good question , I’d like to go Detroit e locker in the front and rear for selection. And get away with the d30 swap for d44 in the front! But I figured if I’m going that route I may end up going full width jk axles or tons especially if I’m going to spend over a certain amount on the set up! 4:88 seems like a good all around gear.
Did you disconnect the rear sway bar also?
Great video and nice TJs! What about the sway bars? Disconnected both front and rear?
I disconnect both the Tj’s front axle sway Bars , I don’t disconnect the rear ! Thanks for watching
what’s that light called?
I really love the way the Jeep’s sound.are you running factory or aftermarket exhaust. 2.5 or 4.0
They both have factory exhaust, and 2.5l engines! Thanks for watching I appreciate it 🍻
Really like this video man. Seriously been thinking about making videos too how do you like it
Thanks for watching buddy, I really enjoy it! It’s been a long fun journey! Cheers
My 97 is the same color I wanna get narrower tires it’s in 33x12x50 and 10 wide wheel very hard on the poor 2.5 lol
Awesome buddy, maybe time for a regear soon? Thanks for watching 🍻
@@ATEMOFFROAD that’s next on the list
Love your video. I also have a T J . What state are you in. I am from Indiana
Very cool , I’m in California , so many trails and scenic views to explore. Thanks for watching 🍻
Awesome video! Love the TJ footage! Where is this?
Thanks for watching this is the pine needle flat trail aka sourgrass trail in California! Just off hwy 4 east of oakdale ! Cheers
@@ATEMOFFROAD Awesome!! Thanks!
Hey I didn't see any videos on that light at setup you were using to cook. It looked like it connects to the contacts that the brake light normally touches. Can you do a video on how you did that and provide a parts list?
Haha I am very glad you asked me this because that last video was a sneak peek and I was hoping for someone like you to notice that and say what the heck was that? Haha so yes I will do a complete video on all of the details of that camp light. Video is definitely coming now and I think I will reveal it during my next overlanding trip! Thanks for watching buddy 🍻
@@ATEMOFFROAD very clever. The subtlety had me going bonkers! I kept thinking, "I have to know what that is." I did some Google searches and checked your Amazon store and came up with nothing so I had to ask lol so stoked to see that you're going to do a video now! Looking forward to it.
@@Sean-co4md it’s coming I know is taking forever, a wheeling buddy Square lyfe had 3d printed the contact blocks for us we have it now just getting ready for the next phase and start the video! Thanks for staying tuned 🍻
Very Cool! Do you have Dana 35s or on both?
The red jeep has rear Dana 35 the green jeep has rear D44 both have front D30 thanks for watching , I appreciate it 🍻
Great video. Definitely gave me the itch to go off-roading again. Can't wait to get back to the states. What trail park is this?
This looks just like Uwharrie National Forest.
@@Sean-co4md this is the Stanislaus National Forest, in California, the trail is called pine needle flat aka sourgrass. thanks for watching I appreciate it!
Are these 31s on both with 4 inches of lift? Are you pretty happy with the tire size? I have always wanted 35s, but I think I am planning on 33s for simplicity. I have 32s on mine with a 2.5 to 2.25 inch lift. I am getting regeared next month for 33s as well as a super 35 kit and a Detroit locker in the rear. I plan on having either a 4 inch lift or a 3 inch lift with 1.25 inch body lift installed in the future for 33s.
So far I’ve been really happy with the combinations, I have 32” on the green and 31” on the red jeep with 4” lift I think it’s a good combo for the gearing I have. If we’re I go any larger on the tire size, I will need to regear or get bigger engine. 33s you’ll be happy and the regear , I run a Detroit locker in the rear on my Dana 44 I love it! Thanks for watching 🍻
Awesome vid with the fam! Love that light post where’d you get that?
Thank you Dillion , it was nice to finally get out jeeping with the family! That light is the uboway telescoping light I love it because it has a remote control and can reach very hi off the ground lighting up a large perimeter! Here’s a link check it out . amzn.to/2VhwRXE
Thanks for watching
Yea it looked like a great trail and over nighter! Your wife looks like she had a great time wheeling too. Thanks for that link I’ll check it out.
@@dillonmendonca2804 yeah she got a little stressed out on some of the hard sections so I jumped in the jeep and got her through, just needs to learn her jeep and get a little more confidence, lots a practice but she’s already getting it! The plan is to hopefully work out way up to the rubicon 💪🏼👍🏼
Well she did great. I’d love to get to the rubicon someday too.
@@dillonmendonca2804 lets plan a trip and go, definitely on my bucket list!
I’ve been looking for a camping spot high up in the Sierras, would you mind sharing what trail and camping area you went up?
This is up hwy 4 just before dorrington, across from the waka loo hep yo campgrounds. The trail starts in the sourgrass day use area parking lot! Thanks for watching
@@ATEMOFFROAD awesome thank you man!
What lift/tire sizes are you guys running? I'm having such a hard time deciding what to put on my stock TJ
We are running 32” tires at the moment with 4”lift the red jeep has 31” tires , if you plan on running the rubicon trail , jeep jamboree requires 35s or larger during the event for any wrangler ! Thanks for watching
@@ATEMOFFROAD My TJ has 32's and my wife's has 31's (she wants 33's lol) just like you guys. How neat is that? Just found your channel, I'll make sure to subscribe.
Planning on going to sourgrass soon, after I get my tj running a bit better. Will I survive with just 2" lift and 32" tires? I have an RTT mounted also, and im just worried i may not make it.
Oh yeah you will make it , always best to go with another jeep, and even better to have a spotter, but both are not necessary on this trail for an experienced driver. Get on friends of slickrock and sourgrass fb group and Announce when you plan on going, usually there’s always someone willing to meet up and wheel with you on there, heck if I’m available I might just go. When do you plan on going ?
@@ATEMOFFROAD Im planning on going as soon as i replace the clutch and fix the misfire issue i have on my TJ. Ive been throwing parts at it and its been a fruitless journey. I gave up and decided to let the shop diagnose it and resolve my clutch chatter issue that occurred about the same time as the misfire code showed up.
so, why did they disconnect the sway bars? just curious -- -- and what part of the country is this in?
For a little better articulation on the front axles , those axles really wake up when disconnected offroad. This was filmed in northern CA , thanks for watching 🍻
Where is this? This would be my kind of wheeling not in2 beating the shit outta my jeep.
We think alike 🤝 this is up hwy 4 corridor on my favorite little trail called sourgrass. The trail is about 2.5 miles in and out, camping and a few obstacles. My favorite little trail.
@ATEMOFFROAD what state?
@@NHWilderness we are in California 🍻
@ATEMOFFROAD oh no wonder it's so nice would love 2 make it out there sometime b4 I expire but who knows if you'll be able to have a gas powered vehicle b4 I can get out there financially..
Are you interested in working with us?
Absolutely what’s in mind? Atemoffroad@gmail.com, thanks for watching