Moab 2004
04-26-2004, 05:37 PM
#31
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Re: Moab 2004
They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully taking
Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
can get out of a few work commitments.
"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
Adventure:
> Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
>
> My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> THERE!!!
>
> FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
>
> My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
The
> shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
host
> of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
feeling
> much better now.)
>
> Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
but
> with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
>
> Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> trails!
>
> http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
>
>
Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
can get out of a few work commitments.
"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
Adventure:
> Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
>
> My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> THERE!!!
>
> FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
>
> My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
The
> shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
host
> of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
feeling
> much better now.)
>
> Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
but
> with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
>
> Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> trails!
>
> http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
>
>
04-26-2004, 05:37 PM
#32
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Re: Moab 2004
They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully taking
Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
can get out of a few work commitments.
"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
Adventure:
> Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
>
> My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> THERE!!!
>
> FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
>
> My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
The
> shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
host
> of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
feeling
> much better now.)
>
> Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
but
> with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
>
> Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> trails!
>
> http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
>
>
Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
can get out of a few work commitments.
"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
Adventure:
> Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
>
> My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> THERE!!!
>
> FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
>
> My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
The
> shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
host
> of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
feeling
> much better now.)
>
> Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
but
> with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
>
> Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> trails!
>
> http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
>
>
04-26-2004, 05:37 PM
#33
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Re: Moab 2004
They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully taking
Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
can get out of a few work commitments.
"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
Adventure:
> Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
>
> My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> THERE!!!
>
> FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
>
> My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
The
> shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
host
> of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
feeling
> much better now.)
>
> Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
but
> with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
>
> Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> trails!
>
> http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
>
>
Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
can get out of a few work commitments.
"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
Adventure:
> Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
>
> My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> THERE!!!
>
> FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
>
> My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
The
> shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
host
> of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
feeling
> much better now.)
>
> Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
but
> with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
>
> Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> trails!
>
> http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
>
>
04-27-2004, 09:51 AM
#34
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Re: Moab 2004
I'm going with a group in 3 weekends; we plan to do cliffhanger. How
bad is that supposedly "bad" step on the shelf road? (Reading about
the trail in a book.) Is it as pucker-inducing as the book implies, or
is the author overexaggerating again? The pic does look pretty crazy,
and near the ledge ;-)
We're also doing Moab Rim during the trip; any thoughts/opinions on
that trail?
Thanks,
Bob
"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<Bifjc.849$wb.71404@news.uswest.net>...
> They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully taking
> Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
> can get out of a few work commitments.
>
> "Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
> news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> > Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
> Adventure:
> > Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
> >
> > My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> > worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> > could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> > THERE!!!
> >
> > FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> > buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
> >
> > My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> > Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> > suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
> The
> > shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
> host
> > of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> > Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> > good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
> feeling
> > much better now.)
> >
> > Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
> but
> > with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> > Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> > 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
> >
> > Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> > trails!
> >
> > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
> >
> >
bad is that supposedly "bad" step on the shelf road? (Reading about
the trail in a book.) Is it as pucker-inducing as the book implies, or
is the author overexaggerating again? The pic does look pretty crazy,
and near the ledge ;-)
We're also doing Moab Rim during the trip; any thoughts/opinions on
that trail?
Thanks,
Bob
"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<Bifjc.849$wb.71404@news.uswest.net>...
> They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully taking
> Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
> can get out of a few work commitments.
>
> "Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
> news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> > Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
> Adventure:
> > Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
> >
> > My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> > worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> > could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> > THERE!!!
> >
> > FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> > buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
> >
> > My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> > Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> > suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
> The
> > shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
> host
> > of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> > Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> > good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
> feeling
> > much better now.)
> >
> > Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
> but
> > with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> > Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> > 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
> >
> > Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> > trails!
> >
> > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
> >
> >
04-27-2004, 09:51 AM
#35
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Moab 2004
I'm going with a group in 3 weekends; we plan to do cliffhanger. How
bad is that supposedly "bad" step on the shelf road? (Reading about
the trail in a book.) Is it as pucker-inducing as the book implies, or
is the author overexaggerating again? The pic does look pretty crazy,
and near the ledge ;-)
We're also doing Moab Rim during the trip; any thoughts/opinions on
that trail?
Thanks,
Bob
"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<Bifjc.849$wb.71404@news.uswest.net>...
> They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully taking
> Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
> can get out of a few work commitments.
>
> "Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
> news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> > Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
> Adventure:
> > Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
> >
> > My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> > worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> > could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> > THERE!!!
> >
> > FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> > buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
> >
> > My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> > Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> > suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
> The
> > shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
> host
> > of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> > Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> > good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
> feeling
> > much better now.)
> >
> > Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
> but
> > with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> > Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> > 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
> >
> > Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> > trails!
> >
> > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
> >
> >
bad is that supposedly "bad" step on the shelf road? (Reading about
the trail in a book.) Is it as pucker-inducing as the book implies, or
is the author overexaggerating again? The pic does look pretty crazy,
and near the ledge ;-)
We're also doing Moab Rim during the trip; any thoughts/opinions on
that trail?
Thanks,
Bob
"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<Bifjc.849$wb.71404@news.uswest.net>...
> They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully taking
> Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
> can get out of a few work commitments.
>
> "Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
> news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> > Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
> Adventure:
> > Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
> >
> > My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> > worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> > could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> > THERE!!!
> >
> > FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> > buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
> >
> > My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> > Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> > suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
> The
> > shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
> host
> > of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> > Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> > good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
> feeling
> > much better now.)
> >
> > Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
> but
> > with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> > Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> > 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
> >
> > Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> > trails!
> >
> > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
> >
> >
04-27-2004, 09:51 AM
#36
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Posts: n/a
Re: Moab 2004
I'm going with a group in 3 weekends; we plan to do cliffhanger. How
bad is that supposedly "bad" step on the shelf road? (Reading about
the trail in a book.) Is it as pucker-inducing as the book implies, or
is the author overexaggerating again? The pic does look pretty crazy,
and near the ledge ;-)
We're also doing Moab Rim during the trip; any thoughts/opinions on
that trail?
Thanks,
Bob
"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<Bifjc.849$wb.71404@news.uswest.net>...
> They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully taking
> Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
> can get out of a few work commitments.
>
> "Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
> news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> > Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
> Adventure:
> > Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
> >
> > My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> > worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> > could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> > THERE!!!
> >
> > FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> > buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
> >
> > My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> > Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> > suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
> The
> > shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
> host
> > of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> > Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> > good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
> feeling
> > much better now.)
> >
> > Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
> but
> > with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> > Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> > 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
> >
> > Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> > trails!
> >
> > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
> >
> >
bad is that supposedly "bad" step on the shelf road? (Reading about
the trail in a book.) Is it as pucker-inducing as the book implies, or
is the author overexaggerating again? The pic does look pretty crazy,
and near the ledge ;-)
We're also doing Moab Rim during the trip; any thoughts/opinions on
that trail?
Thanks,
Bob
"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<Bifjc.849$wb.71404@news.uswest.net>...
> They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully taking
> Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
> can get out of a few work commitments.
>
> "Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
> news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> > Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
> Adventure:
> > Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
> >
> > My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> > worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> > could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> > THERE!!!
> >
> > FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> > buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
> >
> > My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> > Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> > suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
> The
> > shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
> host
> > of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> > Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> > good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
> feeling
> > much better now.)
> >
> > Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
> but
> > with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> > Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> > 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
> >
> > Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> > trails!
> >
> > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
> >
> >
04-27-2004, 09:51 AM
#37
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Posts: n/a
Re: Moab 2004
I'm going with a group in 3 weekends; we plan to do cliffhanger. How
bad is that supposedly "bad" step on the shelf road? (Reading about
the trail in a book.) Is it as pucker-inducing as the book implies, or
is the author overexaggerating again? The pic does look pretty crazy,
and near the ledge ;-)
We're also doing Moab Rim during the trip; any thoughts/opinions on
that trail?
Thanks,
Bob
"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<Bifjc.849$wb.71404@news.uswest.net>...
> They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully taking
> Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
> can get out of a few work commitments.
>
> "Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
> news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> > Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
> Adventure:
> > Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
> >
> > My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> > worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> > could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> > THERE!!!
> >
> > FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> > buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
> >
> > My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> > Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> > suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
> The
> > shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
> host
> > of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> > Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> > good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
> feeling
> > much better now.)
> >
> > Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
> but
> > with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> > Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> > 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
> >
> > Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> > trails!
> >
> > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
> >
> >
bad is that supposedly "bad" step on the shelf road? (Reading about
the trail in a book.) Is it as pucker-inducing as the book implies, or
is the author overexaggerating again? The pic does look pretty crazy,
and near the ledge ;-)
We're also doing Moab Rim during the trip; any thoughts/opinions on
that trail?
Thanks,
Bob
"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<Bifjc.849$wb.71404@news.uswest.net>...
> They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully taking
> Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If I
> can get out of a few work commitments.
>
> "Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
> news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> > Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
> Adventure:
> > Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
> >
> > My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab. Having
> > worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing you
> > could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET OUT
> > THERE!!!
> >
> > FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards, my
> > buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93 YJ.
> >
> > My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> > Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty SUA
> > suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock mounts.
> The
> > shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
> host
> > of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the big
> > Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss of
> > good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
> feeling
> > much better now.)
> >
> > Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock axles,
> but
> > with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with a
> > Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and Rancho
> > 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
> >
> > Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> > trails!
> >
> > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
> >
> >
04-27-2004, 10:18 AM
#38
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Re: Moab 2004
"Bob" <magicclaw@mac.com> wrote in message
news:47b769ae.0404270551.1416b9b3@posting.google.c om...
> I'm going with a group in 3 weekends; we plan to do cliffhanger. How
> bad is that supposedly "bad" step on the shelf road? (Reading about
> the trail in a book.) Is it as pucker-inducing as the book implies, or
> is the author overexaggerating again? The pic does look pretty crazy,
> and near the ledge ;-)
If you are refferring to Chas Wheeler's Moab Trails book, it's not quite as
bad as he describes it. I tried to convey the relationship between the
obstacle and the cliff edge in the photos. The obstacle is about 4 ft. high,
but is not off camber towards the edge, so if you managed to roll, it's
highly unlikely you'd go off the edge.
That being said, it's a major ledge that requires good spotting. I would not
do it alone, in fact like most Moab trails, it's not adviseable to be out
there on your own.
I don't have any experience with Moab Rim. (MAybe next year.) The Red Rock 4
Wheelers rate it 4+. They're always consistent in their ratings.
> We're also doing Moab Rim during the trip; any thoughts/opinions on
> that trail?
>
> Thanks,
> Bob
>
> "Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:<Bifjc.849$wb.71404@news.uswest.net>...
> > They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully
taking
> > Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If
I
> > can get out of a few work commitments.
> >
> > "Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
> > news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> > > Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
> > Adventure:
> > > Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
> > >
> > > My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab.
Having
> > > worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing
you
> > > could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET
OUT
> > > THERE!!!
> > >
> > > FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards,
my
> > > buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93
YJ.
> > >
> > > My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> > > Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty
SUA
> > > suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock
mounts.
> > The
> > > shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
> > host
> > > of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the
big
> > > Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss
of
> > > good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
> > feeling
> > > much better now.)
> > >
> > > Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock
axles,
> > but
> > > with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with
a
> > > Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and
Rancho
> > > 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
> > >
> > > Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> > > trails!
> > >
> > > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
> > >
> > >
04-27-2004, 10:18 AM
#39
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Re: Moab 2004
"Bob" <magicclaw@mac.com> wrote in message
news:47b769ae.0404270551.1416b9b3@posting.google.c om...
> I'm going with a group in 3 weekends; we plan to do cliffhanger. How
> bad is that supposedly "bad" step on the shelf road? (Reading about
> the trail in a book.) Is it as pucker-inducing as the book implies, or
> is the author overexaggerating again? The pic does look pretty crazy,
> and near the ledge ;-)
If you are refferring to Chas Wheeler's Moab Trails book, it's not quite as
bad as he describes it. I tried to convey the relationship between the
obstacle and the cliff edge in the photos. The obstacle is about 4 ft. high,
but is not off camber towards the edge, so if you managed to roll, it's
highly unlikely you'd go off the edge.
That being said, it's a major ledge that requires good spotting. I would not
do it alone, in fact like most Moab trails, it's not adviseable to be out
there on your own.
I don't have any experience with Moab Rim. (MAybe next year.) The Red Rock 4
Wheelers rate it 4+. They're always consistent in their ratings.
> We're also doing Moab Rim during the trip; any thoughts/opinions on
> that trail?
>
> Thanks,
> Bob
>
> "Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:<Bifjc.849$wb.71404@news.uswest.net>...
> > They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully
taking
> > Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If
I
> > can get out of a few work commitments.
> >
> > "Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
> > news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> > > Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
> > Adventure:
> > > Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
> > >
> > > My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab.
Having
> > > worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing
you
> > > could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET
OUT
> > > THERE!!!
> > >
> > > FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards,
my
> > > buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93
YJ.
> > >
> > > My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> > > Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty
SUA
> > > suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock
mounts.
> > The
> > > shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
> > host
> > > of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the
big
> > > Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss
of
> > > good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
> > feeling
> > > much better now.)
> > >
> > > Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock
axles,
> > but
> > > with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with
a
> > > Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and
Rancho
> > > 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
> > >
> > > Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> > > trails!
> > >
> > > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
> > >
> > >
04-27-2004, 10:18 AM
#40
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Re: Moab 2004
"Bob" <magicclaw@mac.com> wrote in message
news:47b769ae.0404270551.1416b9b3@posting.google.c om...
> I'm going with a group in 3 weekends; we plan to do cliffhanger. How
> bad is that supposedly "bad" step on the shelf road? (Reading about
> the trail in a book.) Is it as pucker-inducing as the book implies, or
> is the author overexaggerating again? The pic does look pretty crazy,
> and near the ledge ;-)
If you are refferring to Chas Wheeler's Moab Trails book, it's not quite as
bad as he describes it. I tried to convey the relationship between the
obstacle and the cliff edge in the photos. The obstacle is about 4 ft. high,
but is not off camber towards the edge, so if you managed to roll, it's
highly unlikely you'd go off the edge.
That being said, it's a major ledge that requires good spotting. I would not
do it alone, in fact like most Moab trails, it's not adviseable to be out
there on your own.
I don't have any experience with Moab Rim. (MAybe next year.) The Red Rock 4
Wheelers rate it 4+. They're always consistent in their ratings.
> We're also doing Moab Rim during the trip; any thoughts/opinions on
> that trail?
>
> Thanks,
> Bob
>
> "Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:<Bifjc.849$wb.71404@news.uswest.net>...
> > They look great Jerry. I even recognized a few rigs. I'm hopefully
taking
> > Thursday off to go run Cliffhanger with a bunch of Jeepster owners. If
I
> > can get out of a few work commitments.
> >
> > "Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
> > news:c6cifq01h9f@enews1.newsguy.com...
> > > Hey newsgroup, you're all invited to check out our latest Jeeping
> > Adventure:
> > > Jerry & Tim do Moab 2004!
> > >
> > > My buddy Tim and I are lucky to live within a few hours of Moab.
Having
> > > worked & lived back East for 15 years, I know what it's like wishing
you
> > > could hit these trails. If you've never been, QUIT YOUR JOB AND GET
OUT
> > > THERE!!!
> > >
> > > FYI, my rig is the dark green '94 YJ with the Avalanche rocker guards,
my
> > > buddy from Denver, Tim, has the clean-as-a-whistle metallic blue '93
YJ.
> > >
> > > My '94 has 35" BFG Muds on 10" Eagle 589s, Dynatrac D44 w/ARB front,
> > > Dynatrac D60 w/Detroit rear, Atlas II and a Rubicon 4.5" Extreme Duty
SUA
> > > suspension, with M.O.R.E. 1" body lift, and their extended shock
mounts.
> > The
> > > shocks are Doetsch 8000's. Durango Bumpers, a Warn XD9000i winch and a
> > host
> > > of other stuff I've paid for and now forgotten is on there! (FWIW, the
big
> > > Warn TJ flares were reinstalled right before Moab in a momentary loss
of
> > > good sense, the little stock TJ flares have been put back on....I'm
> > feeling
> > > much better now.)
> > >
> > > Tim's got 35" BFG ATs on Eagle 8" rims. He's still running stock
axles,
> > but
> > > with a Superior "Super 35" axle & Detroit kit in the rear, also with
a
> > > Rubicon 4.5" suspension, Performance Accessories 1" body lift and
Rancho
> > > 9000's. (Tim gets the award for cleanest Jeep at Moab.)
> > >
> > > Here's the link, hope you enjoy watching as much as we did running the
> > > trails!
> > >
> > > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...34886089ypMDfq
> > >
> > >
