I would have been but i got a bonus at work today and just splurged and bought some before checking back here lol....

I like those, close to what I bought. I went with the JRC stage 3 sliders. I just liked how i could get them made for a RC long arm and TNT stiffeners. plus I found a cupon code and knocked 40$ off lol i like how the tube is angled up. thanks for all the input to bad I got all excited lol

http://www.jcroffroad.com/Merchant2/...gory_Code=XJSL

I was trying to get some from that guy on RME but he never showed and wouldnt awnser or call me back... never thought to look on ebay

how did he/you do on pritchett? just curiouse as I am doing it in a month with 33's, never done it and they guy i am going with says it will be a cake walk but will need a strap on a few parts lol

 

I thought my rig did pretty good on Pritchett due to my rig lacking a front locker(to cheap to get my air source hooked up lol..) And being Welded in the rear took its toll on my rear tires the last couple month's (so basicly they are BALD!!!) but I feel with those 2 items taken care I probably wouldn't have to take a strap 4 times LMFAO!! But no matter what anyone tells you Prittchett is a hard EFFEN trail that you should have YOUR OWN WINCH ON!!!
it is rated a 8 for a very good reason....It is Effen Hard and I couldn't have made it with out Jason,Sean,Jeff and Cain(my Dog)!
To answer your other question Jason and Sean's rig's Worked perfect in my opinion!

 

Pritchett canyon and cakewalk do not belong in the same sentence.

 

NO $hit...But Old Blue earned her keep on it with my Co-pilot

 

But on a serious note I don't think I could have made that trail without my BRO's!!!

 

She earned it for sure, and for the record, I'd co-pilot for you anytime! I remember having a pretty good Co-pilot myself on the Mineral basin trail.

 

Yeah ya didn't jump out!!! Even though a couple times I thought you and Cain for sure were gonna bail on me...welll cain anyway's but he was mostly sick of the heat!!!

 

Don't think I didn't consider it on some of that crazy super off camber stuff, I figured maybe my 200 pound butt might be all thats keeping this sucker from going over, so I stayed put, Lol!

 

That and Sean and Jason between my rig and a cliff saying that we were not gonna tip!

 

Those guys rock! I felt a little more at ease when I realized they did'nt even have their hands up, they just kept saying your ok, keep coming. We'd be hard pressed to find better guys to wheel Moab with.

 

Bingo!

 

I'm loving the new signature Tom, you earned that bragging right!

 

right on, I know its a hard trail and was a little heatant to jump on board. was hoping to step it up to 35's before we went but its just not going to happen. I will be the only rig without a winch, its on the list just after bumpers....

 

Sure they do. I've done the whole trail with 90% of the harder lines. Son of Rock pile and that real steep ledge that you go to the right to get around are the only lines I havn't taken. The reason my rig was built so long, is because of Rock Pile.

 

Yeah, we are pretty awesome j/k

Agreed that with some tread on the tires and a working front locker, we could have probably gotten Tom's rig up the rest of the obstacles unassisted. He MAY have been able to do them anyway with some more rocks and more of the skinny pedal - but I think he was wise to stop pushing it at the point he did. Sometimes taking the line is much preferred to broken parts.

I should be able to post some vids pretty soon. After editing out all the dead space I could, we have a pretty solid hour and a half of footage. I have a DVD burned, but it is not finalized. Plus the DVD drive on my computer is on shrooms or something, so I can't do it here right now. As usual, video does no justice to the size of the obstacles. Plus I was standing right in the way of the camera on No Right Turn when Sean was coming down...sorry, Sean