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    made a small day trip up to Corral Canyone to do a little testing with my new tires and other goodies. First off I want to say that Bronco Peak was much harder than I remember. A couple spots coming down Bronco, I had one of the rear tires sitting in the air. I had to stop at one point and get out take a better look, back up and do another line. I didnt feel like doing a front flip downt the trail. Although some spots made me nervous, it was a GREAT day! The trail was a little moist which was great to keep down any dust. We need to get a small group to head up there asap!
    anyway, here are some pics
    this must be new, but I thought it was pretty cool


    a little poser shot:

    this picture doesnt look bad, but this was one of the hardest spots to get a good line going down. I think going up would be a bit easier

    a nice spot to eat lunch:

    and towards the very end of the trail, there is the infamous tree! There are tons of scratches and marks from other vehicles, there is even a windshield that has been shattered there. Well I tried about three times to get by and all of those times I kept getting snagged on my front windshiled, and mirror. Thats when I should have said "ok lets take the top down and fold the windshield down". but like any true jeeper, I said "alright one more try" then I heard a big crack and decided to go to plan E....take the friggin top down!


    my brand new top has a nice rip in it. Im sure some superglue will fix it. So the top was down and I was kinda pissed so I said "screw it I dont care about the roll bar." so long story short I had to take the door off to not tear of my mirror and then had to do a trail fix on my speaker wires as they were torn off while sliding against the tree


    haha I had to have music on the way home!

    well anyway we need to get a trail run together. anyone interested!??
    [COLOR="Sienna"]97 TJ, 4.0 5spd, 3.5" Rock Krawler 5 inch stretch long arm, 30/44 locked with 48s, 35 inch MTRs, Warn 9k rock track 4:1, Vanco Big Brake Kit![/COLOR]

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    Did you get your 35"s on yet?
    02' TJ 4.0 5 speed, Atlas II transfer case, 4.5 RE, 33" BFG, Dana 44 Rear, Detroit front/rear

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    • #3
      sure did! this was the first test run on them! worked great!
      [COLOR="Sienna"]97 TJ, 4.0 5spd, 3.5" Rock Krawler 5 inch stretch long arm, 30/44 locked with 48s, 35 inch MTRs, Warn 9k rock track 4:1, Vanco Big Brake Kit![/COLOR]

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      • #4
        Did you throw on a BL or just the lift?

        I'm thinking about getting the BFG KM2's in a 35, but i just dont really want to do a BL if i dont have to, and we have the same lift so
        02' TJ 4.0 5 speed, Atlas II transfer case, 4.5 RE, 33" BFG, Dana 44 Rear, Detroit front/rear

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        • #5
          Hey nice pics. Not sure when I'll be able to get out there again. Thanks for sharng!

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          • #6
            no prob.

            yea after doing Bronco Peak again (been a while since I have) I really really would recommend a rear locker, 33s and some taller suspension. Going down can be a little nerv-racking, and I think going up would be a good challenge, but maybe more fun.
            [COLOR="Sienna"]97 TJ, 4.0 5spd, 3.5" Rock Krawler 5 inch stretch long arm, 30/44 locked with 48s, 35 inch MTRs, Warn 9k rock track 4:1, Vanco Big Brake Kit![/COLOR]

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            • #7
              Nice pics. I like the poser shot. Does that end there or is that the begining of a trail?
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              • #8
                very beginning of the trail. The trail has a bunch of cool spots
                [COLOR="Sienna"]97 TJ, 4.0 5spd, 3.5" Rock Krawler 5 inch stretch long arm, 30/44 locked with 48s, 35 inch MTRs, Warn 9k rock track 4:1, Vanco Big Brake Kit![/COLOR]

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                • #9
                  Looks fun going to have to hit that trail soon
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                  • #10
                    good pictures. Got to love that tree....oouch!
                    "If you have significant difficulty here, dont go any further....it only gets worse".
                    (Charles Wells)

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                    • #11
                      HA! Mike, that tree likes you! Nice pics.
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