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I belong to a local club in San Diego and we decided to have a Rubicon Trail run. If anyone told me I would be running my Jeep on the Rubicon Trail I would have told them they were crazy. I just got back from the hardest, most stressful offroading trip I have ever been on. July 8-10 proved to be a test of my driving skills and my Jeeps' capabilities especially since I was the smallest Jeep in the group(with the exception of the RC car Eric from Rubicon Expres was playing with while he was hiking the trail) and the least capable in most eyes. Here is my Big Red in all her glory. 33" Falken Wild Peaks, NO LOCKERS, a RE 3.5" SF lift, Currie HD Steering all on an 04 TJ "X" model. I am proud to report that there is no body damaged, I took bypasses as needed but there were some areas where there was no bypass and I was not winched, strapped or removed from my driver's seat at all. I had ALOT of good spotting from another member of the group who was assigned to me as my personal spotter. I was named Rookie of the Year for finishing the run. Enjoy.
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