Still sunny in AZ
 

While this is the time of year most place start to get snow, its also the time us desert dwellers start to hit the trail.


http://s240.beta.photobucket.com/use.../library/Elvis

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We had some now cherokees with us as well. :icon_smile:

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I'd kill to be able to ride some of those trails...

One day.

great xjs

So I just watched the video (which is really good by the way) but I watched it on my iPhone and it would only load it to 4:22 and then stopped with some guy picking out a wedgie right in front of the camera... Thought you should know LOL

awesome pics. always wanted to wheel that area. looks like a blast

Awesome! Thanks for sharing your video. Was it me and my bias or did those XJ's have an easier time navigating the trail than tose other rigs? What were the specs on those XJ's?

The Rubicon was brand new, he just took the paper plates off it the day before and he was real nervous. That thing di awesome for being stock. The FJ does rea good too. With that said, they didn't run all the same lines or all the obstacles.

XJs are pretty similar, mine (white one) is around 4" of lift, 33s, and a detroit in the rear. Brent's (red one) 3.5" lift I think his tires are the metric equivalent of 32s? and he has lockers front and rear.

Thank you. Nice rigs all around.

Grate picture looks like fun. I had a quick ? The rear bumper on the red XJ. Do you know the guy if so I would like to know if he made his tire carrier or did he buy it. It looks like it uses stock bumper.

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/bt...-thread-97177/