Re: Gray rock, AL
 

You probably think diamond's just carbon huh?:giggling::dancingbanana:

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

Just freakin WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!:perfect10s:

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

Man those are some sweet pics. That is sure a big black Jeep. You got any more pics of it or video??:D :shhh:

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

Got some pics I'll post up a little later, but here's some vid of it taking on a nasty hill.

Some here might recognize the passenger at the beginning of the vid.;)

Big Silly on Cable Hill

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...34598399923606

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

Pargon, Nice showing! My underside looks similar after the second time at Tellico. My body mounts are bent way over, and so are the rock rail mounts. I'll get pics when my camera gets fixed.

How did it compare to Tellico as far as diffuculty? I'm in if you go back out there!

:perfect10s:

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

Much more difficult... because the rocks are coated with loose rocks and dirt. There's just no grip and it requires so much wheel spin. Also, several points are simply setup for short wheel bases and I was getting high-centered too much.

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

And your mostly carbon too. :shhh:

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

:D KRAZZEEE!!!!:D

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

Nice pictures! You're in the lead on body damage but I'm determined to catch up.
Team Carnage. Drive it, like it's stolen. :beerchug:

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

I'm borrowing this one but

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

Ahhh...is your H2 still under warranty? :D

nice pics.:perfect10s:

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

it hasn't seen a warranty for over a year. Doesn't need one, nothing warranteed broke.:D

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

It really is amazing that these trucks can be wheeled hard over and over again, and still come out with only cosmetic damage.

How many miles are on your beast? And how many serious wheeling trips has it endured?

Do you think you'll make it back to gray rock?

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

It's only got about 35K miles. Just turned 4 years old. Been to Moab, Red Creek, Tellico, K-Rocks, Grayrock and a bunch of local wheeling. Just no rocks around here, though.

On the agenda is Superlift and yes we'll be going back to Grayrock, but probably not until the front is locked. All of the obstacles are climbs and with all of the crushed rock and dirt, there's no traction. The weight is a big negative in this situation since it can't grab.

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

That is pretty low miles, but many of those miles were SLOW!! I've already got 25K on my 06!

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

P,

I likes the new sig :D might make mine "looking for sponsors";)

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

Not for nothing, but, aside from the hood, what other part of that "jeep" is a jeep? Mine is 99% Hummer, 1% Fabtech tie rods.

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

Exactly and I wouldn't want to take it on a road trip. No stock vehicle besides other hummers and maybe a rubicon can hang with a 100%stock H2.

Re: Gray rock, AL
 

Lets see some pics of you off road. They better be good for all of the Sh1T you talk. Until then, you are the Ultimate WEB WHEELER POSEUR. Pics now.