glad to see the ZR2/Colorado/Canyon community giving the Jeep community a run for their lifestyle thanks to your events! Sad I couldn't make it due to work, but if you ever hold something closer to the Tahoe area (or Bridgeport too), I can be more flexible considering its closer to day trip status.
@@readyrig4x4 i did fordyce a couple of months ago. did a number on my drive shaft. go tom woods for getting me a new one delivered inside 3 days. i was on 34x10.50/17 swampers. i didn't get all the way to the first water crossing. the guys on 40's said not to go down the last hill.
@readyrig4x4 dude, for some reason, I thought you lived out in the Truckee area, lol. I always wondered why you traveled so far so often for these events lmao....you live there!
Hey brother. Awesome rig. Inspiration for all zr2 owners. Question. Are you still running the stock front end? Diff and axles and tie rods? I’m putting 37’s on my diesel zr2 and I’m afraid of the weight on them might be to much for the factory front
Yup, everything up front is stock... except for the 4.56 gears and merchant automotive tierod sleeves. I really thought I would have broken something by now... but I have to say that all of the crazy obstacles I have done, they all have been strategically done as to not harm anything. If I'm going to hit something hard, I make sure that the tires are close to straight. If I do have to go up an obstacle while turning I'm usually very mindful of how much pressure my steering can take
@@readyrig4x4 awesome to know brother I’m in Florida so not to much hard stuff to run down here but I was just curious. I have been running 35 for a while with no lift. Now I cut even more like you to make room for the 37. Maybe one day we will wheel together brother. Keep on rocking man.
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looked awesome man!!
Great job! Good to see Colorado's kicking ass out there
I got a little misty-eyed 😢...wish I could've made this run. Fantastic job you guys. 👍🏻🤠
We all wish you made it out.
I hoped to finally meet you there. Soon though.
@pablomoca Glad you made it to the run my friend. I'm even more bummed I missed you this time. 😢🤠
What a blast 🤘. Thanks again for a great run, and the raffle was bad ass 🤘🔥🤘
Such an amazing time 🤙
glad to see the ZR2/Colorado/Canyon community giving the Jeep community a run for their lifestyle thanks to your events! Sad I couldn't make it due to work, but if you ever hold something closer to the Tahoe area (or Bridgeport too), I can be more flexible considering its closer to day trip status.
I definitely want to make it to the trails up north again. Hopefully to the Rubicon or Fordyce soon👍
@@readyrig4x4 it has to be regular ZR2 friendly lol
@@readyrig4x4 i did fordyce a couple of months ago. did a number on my drive shaft. go tom woods for getting me a new one delivered inside 3 days. i was on 34x10.50/17 swampers. i didn't get all the way to the first water crossing. the guys on 40's said not to go down the last hill.
@zr2dad5 ya, I love that trail. Probably my favorite I've ever been on. Worth the 7 hour drive for me
@readyrig4x4 dude, for some reason, I thought you lived out in the Truckee area, lol. I always wondered why you traveled so far so often for these events lmao....you live there!
Can’t wait for this one ☝️
That was good 🎉🎉
Hell yeah 🎉
Any issues with your steering rack yet? I’ve already cracked mine with 35s and liking looking for a more permanent solution
Luckily not yet, my bushings on the rack are toast though
Hey brother. Awesome rig. Inspiration for all zr2 owners. Question. Are you still running the stock front end? Diff and axles and tie rods? I’m putting 37’s on my diesel zr2 and I’m afraid of the weight on them might be to much for the factory front
Yup, everything up front is stock... except for the 4.56 gears and merchant automotive tierod sleeves. I really thought I would have broken something by now... but I have to say that all of the crazy obstacles I have done, they all have been strategically done as to not harm anything. If I'm going to hit something hard, I make sure that the tires are close to straight. If I do have to go up an obstacle while turning I'm usually very mindful of how much pressure my steering can take
@@readyrig4x4 awesome to know brother I’m in Florida so not to much hard stuff to run down here but I was just curious. I have been running 35 for a while with no lift. Now I cut even more like you to make room for the 37. Maybe one day we will wheel together brother. Keep on rocking man.
When is the next one?
We're brainstorming ideas for the next one now. I'll post a short about it when we get it organized. Also follow my IG for any info
Copy sounds good I’ll go check it out
Sorry a bit delayed but Nice recap