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I would usually agree with you on the widening trails argument, but that trail I feel a fullsize can fit through no problem. Without any snow it is easy and you could drive a cadillac through it. I've seen a lot more body damage, even on rigs from this board, on smaller rigs. I didn't...

Wow a lot of people are getting pretty upset. We should all know by now memorial day weekend should not be weekend you should plan to get places, there is just a lot of people to get through a trail. It is usually about half wheeling and have watching/bsing. It is like that every year, it...

Thanks pooh bear, yeah he built it too nice to wheel at first, but he is getting more and more into it. I keep telling him tho I spent twice the money on my rig and get half the compliments :smile:

Heres my pics. The flatty is all stock except for a 12 volt conversion, 2.5 inch lift and 31s. Helped a guy fix an axle on his XJ:

I was up there on sunday, I think I passed you guys on the way down. I was in the Green TJ stuck behind the unprepaired guys including the one with the ATV winch. The flatfender was with me but he only took maybe 5 minutes to get through that section, if I would have have known you guys were...

Yeah lots of snow, looks like ya had fun scott!

Yeah I was a really fun trip, snow wheeling is great as long as you have the right equipment!!!!! We were almost just trying to get stuck for the heck of it and to see just how far our rigs could go. Plus we were making the plans as we went so there was no rush to get anywhere, just enjoying...

Took a drive up in the snow today with my room mate in his all stock, even 6 volt 2A, and our friend Jason with a 98 TJ Sport with a single Detroit in the rear and 33x10.50's. Pretty much had no plans except just point the Jeeps down a snowy road and drive! Heres some pics, we were on Tinkam road.

Yep, I ruined it for anybody else with a 30 last year : That whole foot to the floor scheme doesn't work if you have stock parts ;)

Sounds like another Dana 30 breaker. :awesomework: