So, my Jeep rocks huh?

[Ky Laredo]

Not the biggest rocks it has ever seen, but then again, this IS one of the longest rock trails she has ever been down. It took over 3 hrs. to go maybe an 1/8th of a mile. You ought to try and follow everyone when they have the built stuff, and you are barely over stock. It makes for a really challnging ride. And yes, I would do it again... then again, everyone says that I beat this poor XJ like it owes me money anyway.

[Mtbikbob]

Not the biggest rocks it has ever seen, but then again, this IS one of the longest rock trails she has ever been down. It took over 3 hrs. to go maybe an 1/8th of a mile. You ought to try and follow everyone when they have the built stuff, and you are barely over stock. It makes for a really challnging ride. And yes, I would do it again... then again, everyone says that I beat this poor XJ like it owes me money anyway.

Outstanding.....the fever is in high gear for you, it seems. Nice rock crawln.....3 hours for an 1/8 of a mile is an intense work out. If you ever come our way, we have a place called 'The Hammers' you may enjoy....but I would encourage the lift kit first.
BobO

[Ky Laredo]

Thanks. I have heard of the "Hammers" out in Johnson valley, aren't they? Maybe one day we can make it out there. Well, since then I have managed to lift the XJ to it's current state of... Flareless ( I got tired of them rubbing on everything, and then having to put them back on), and bald BFG A/Ts' in a 31" flavor. I am currently up-armouring her, as I need tow points to the front, and a brush/tree guard. This will be posted up tomorrow, most likely in an "in progess" thing.

[EvilPsych]

Where is that?

[Ky Laredo]

What we call the "Widow maker" over around the Red River Gorge area.