Re: 04 Jeep Liberty.
And you think you may with longer shocks and springs change the
libby's Front Independent Suspension "A" frame travel in any way? God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- PeterP wrote: > > Too bad the XJ isn't stock, that would drive the point home even more. > > /Peter |
Re: 04 Jeep Liberty.
And you think you may with longer shocks and springs change the
libby's Front Independent Suspension "A" frame travel in any way? God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- PeterP wrote: > > Too bad the XJ isn't stock, that would drive the point home even more. > > /Peter |
Re: 04 Jeep Liberty.
And you think you may with longer shocks and springs change the
libby's Front Independent Suspension "A" frame travel in any way? God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- PeterP wrote: > > Too bad the XJ isn't stock, that would drive the point home even more. > > /Peter |
Re: 04 Jeep Liberty.
Jason,
It was a well maintained dirt road, where water was directed diagonally across the road to prevent wash out. Denial is not just a river in Egypt, look at the video again and you'll see the left front rock finally get down to bottom of the six inch deep culvert and throw a little dirt: http://www.----------.com/libbyTraction.mpeg God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Jason Ross wrote: > > Bill, > If the vehicle was in 4WD it would have easily got past this obstacle. Also > if the driver had driven a sensible line like he ended up doing in the end > it would have been fine. > > A bad driver can have the best vehicle and still get stuck, but I'm sure you > will have your own opinion on this. But then again I drive a diesel Liberty > (Cherokee) in the UK so what would I know. > > And yes I haven't listed my propper e-mail address. > > Jason |
Re: 04 Jeep Liberty.
Jason,
It was a well maintained dirt road, where water was directed diagonally across the road to prevent wash out. Denial is not just a river in Egypt, look at the video again and you'll see the left front rock finally get down to bottom of the six inch deep culvert and throw a little dirt: http://www.----------.com/libbyTraction.mpeg God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Jason Ross wrote: > > Bill, > If the vehicle was in 4WD it would have easily got past this obstacle. Also > if the driver had driven a sensible line like he ended up doing in the end > it would have been fine. > > A bad driver can have the best vehicle and still get stuck, but I'm sure you > will have your own opinion on this. But then again I drive a diesel Liberty > (Cherokee) in the UK so what would I know. > > And yes I haven't listed my propper e-mail address. > > Jason |
Re: 04 Jeep Liberty.
Jason,
It was a well maintained dirt road, where water was directed diagonally across the road to prevent wash out. Denial is not just a river in Egypt, look at the video again and you'll see the left front rock finally get down to bottom of the six inch deep culvert and throw a little dirt: http://www.----------.com/libbyTraction.mpeg God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Jason Ross wrote: > > Bill, > If the vehicle was in 4WD it would have easily got past this obstacle. Also > if the driver had driven a sensible line like he ended up doing in the end > it would have been fine. > > A bad driver can have the best vehicle and still get stuck, but I'm sure you > will have your own opinion on this. But then again I drive a diesel Liberty > (Cherokee) in the UK so what would I know. > > And yes I haven't listed my propper e-mail address. > > Jason |
Re: 04 Jeep Liberty.
Jason,
It was a well maintained dirt road, where water was directed diagonally across the road to prevent wash out. Denial is not just a river in Egypt, look at the video again and you'll see the left front rock finally get down to bottom of the six inch deep culvert and throw a little dirt: http://www.----------.com/libbyTraction.mpeg God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Jason Ross wrote: > > Bill, > If the vehicle was in 4WD it would have easily got past this obstacle. Also > if the driver had driven a sensible line like he ended up doing in the end > it would have been fine. > > A bad driver can have the best vehicle and still get stuck, but I'm sure you > will have your own opinion on this. But then again I drive a diesel Liberty > (Cherokee) in the UK so what would I know. > > And yes I haven't listed my propper e-mail address. > > Jason |
Re: 04 Jeep Liberty.
Maybe it is stock with the sway bar disconnected, there's less than
a foot difference between the compressed and the extended wheels. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ peter wrote: > > Not a chance. I was just trying to point out that it wasn't a stock versus > stock comparison we were seeing. No doubt even a stock XJ would spank a KJ > in terms of suspension articulation, so why not use a stock XJ in the > comparison? > > /Peter |
Re: 04 Jeep Liberty.
Maybe it is stock with the sway bar disconnected, there's less than
a foot difference between the compressed and the extended wheels. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ peter wrote: > > Not a chance. I was just trying to point out that it wasn't a stock versus > stock comparison we were seeing. No doubt even a stock XJ would spank a KJ > in terms of suspension articulation, so why not use a stock XJ in the > comparison? > > /Peter |
Re: 04 Jeep Liberty.
Maybe it is stock with the sway bar disconnected, there's less than
a foot difference between the compressed and the extended wheels. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ peter wrote: > > Not a chance. I was just trying to point out that it wasn't a stock versus > stock comparison we were seeing. No doubt even a stock XJ would spank a KJ > in terms of suspension articulation, so why not use a stock XJ in the > comparison? > > /Peter |
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