If you go south under the I-70 bridge, there are some steps down that require some good tire placement, but nothing too bad. My daughter didn’t have her permit yet and she got through it without much fuss.
Going the opposite direction might actually be a little easier.
on the other end of the...
I did this trail as part of my San Rafael Swell trip last summer. Fantastic drive. My daughter did most of that trail, we switched places when she was too nervous to go down the ledges along the way.
That makes sense. I was reading this in my living room instead of looking at the thing. Thanks for sharing all this btw. I love simple solutions like this.
This has me wondering if moving the lower strut mount forward would have similar effects on otherwise stock suspension.
By that I mean, increase effective spring rate and add some travel. And maybe not so obviously, relocating upwards would add some ride height.
I spent time in the San Rafael Swell last summer. I brought 5 extra gallons of fuel with me. Glad I did too, because a sign on the i80 said last fuel for 130 miles. After a few days out there I made it to the next fuel stop with 2 miles to empty and a very puckered butthole.
I swear there’s an...
I have a roof rack and RTT on my bronco all the time. I always wonder why people keep their rotopax, shovels, axes, and whatnot on the side of their truck all the time.
I have a 2 door, so storage space is a luxury. The little bit of gear I do have, is to make it more comfortable for my wife so...
I have a roof rack and RTT on my bronco all the time. I always wonder why people keep their rotopax, shovels, axes, and whatnot on the side of their truck all the time.
I have a 2 door, so storage space is a luxury. The little bit of gear I do have, is to make it more comfortable for my wife so...
I’m going to do the same trip the Story Till Now and Trail Recon did through Arizona the week after next. Trying to figure out how to get to Moab and the Rubicon this year too.