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Will be following, would love to get my Jeeps out there but way to far for me from GA :)
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Should be fun. I can feel the 1500 miles of swaying on the highway from here.
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Went from Dallas to Moab a few years ago in my lifted jk in December. That was awesome.
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I'd love to do that someday but I don't think my 2005 Rubicon would make the trip from PA, lol.
I like your Jeep! One of the next upgrades I want to do is to beef up my steering. How do you like your setup? |
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I drove a lifted 1978 CJ5 with 35's from Kansas to Nothern Michigan after I got out of the Army.
Fuck. That. |
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Wasn't very looking forward to driving my LJ out there and never did. My JKU did well though.
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LJ is best TJ.
![]() Have fun! I'm hoping to get my 97 TJ out there one day. I'm in the Durango area with my 4Runner, but the TJ is my real baby. |
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Looking forward to the updates. I'm jelly.
Have fun and keep it safe! |
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Always wanted to do that when I had a Jeep. Took it several places but never made it to Moab because of a distance even beyond yours. Have fun and remember to keep the wheels pointed towards the ground.
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Quoted: I'd love to do that someday but I don't think my 2005 Rubicon would make the trip from PA, lol. I like your Jeep! One of the next upgrades I want to do is to beef up my steering. How do you like your setup? View Quote I don't love it. It came with the axle. Way stronger than stock though. I will replace it with the Currie set up when funds allow. |
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I want to do Moab soon.
Drove 900 miles in my 2017 JKUR to wheel in the San Juan's of Colorado this summer. Epic. |
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Nice. I don't think I'd want to drive that far and end up breaking something. I'd rather trailer.
But then again, I don't have anything to haul my power wagon so I'll stick close(er) to home. ![]() |
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Oooof. I feel your pain. Drove a CJ5 with broken exhaust manifold from CO to Chicago one time. Sold it when I got there.
We aren't hardcore 4x4ers, so the Lexus LX with heated/cooled seats, radar cruise, adjustable suspension is our choice to drive to Moab. Slap on a set of BFGs and do some mild trails and call it good! Looking fwd to the pics. |
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Quoted: Indiana signal checking in https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/509920/7z92r5_jpg-2954432.JPG View Quote ![]() |
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I used to do ~2500 miles at least once a year in my Jeep; drive to NY and back from MN.
The 3rd year I finally broke down and wore earplugs for the whole trip...holy shit was that a massive quality of life improvement. Bring earpro. ![]() |
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That’s not a real Jeep. That’s all art sedan. I’m driving my CJ5 350 miles across state here soon
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Good luck, but I'd trailer it. It sucks having to fix something broken on the trailer to be able to drive it home.
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Some of y’all haven’t driven a 1st gen Isuzu Trooper from central FL through the Big Bend Ranch State Park, and it shows.
The Fuckup Fairy can’t dish out much that can’t be handled with a rented tow dolly & truck. Drive it! If you can’t trust it on the interstate, your rig isn’t complete. |
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Quoted: Lots of great trails around Moab. I liked the Shaffer Switch backs and the trails West of Moab as well as north east of Moab in the hills. Happy trails ! View Quote My wife and I drove a 2wd Lexus RX350 or to Moab and surrounding areas a few weeks back. I saw the Shafer switchbacks, did a little reading and talked my wife into going for a ride. We did the 30+ miles of gravel on Shafer Trail and Potash Road back to Moab from Canyonlands in the RX. I can't say that I would recommend it in a 2WD with street tires, but it was amazing. I know the real off-roaders consider this a beginner trail, but it's got me thinking about a future dual sport bike adventure out to Moab, and perhaps future Jeep purchase or rentals. The White Rim Canyon road in Canyondlands looks amazing, but that doesn't sound like a good idea without 4x4, low gears, recovery equipment, camping gear, etc. |
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Awesome! I love it out there. Plan on moving there someday.
Wife and I just did a 3000 mile trip in our Gladiator, ear plugs help with the highway speed wind noise ![]() |
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I miss my old square body cherokee. I miss going off into the mountains and woods in that thing. Some of the beat times in my life were 4 wheeling and camping. Been all over California and Colorado with it. Never made it to Utah.
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Sorry your gonna die because you didn’t bring a photocopier/printer. Travel without one invites peril.
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