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Jeep� Adventure
- Rubicon Trail |
| We continued our Jeep Adventure on the world
famous Rubicon Trail from Georgetown to Tahoe. While we knew our lifted
red TJ featuring the Super 35 Kit and 4.88 gears would handle the trail, we
very concerned about our yellow TJ. The only hope we had was the Super 35
Kit and the NEW BFGoodrich� Radial Mud T/A KM
tires. The Result? Superior
Axle & Gear 1 - Rubicon Trail 0. The Super
35 Kits worked great, and the BFGoodrich� Radial T/A's continued to show
their performance heritage with awesome traction and toughness. On to our
next adventure! Click
here to go back to our Baja Adventure |
BIG NEWS! We're Giving a Jeep Away!
Superior Axle & Gear,
along with 4 Wheel Drive & Sport Utility Magazine, OFF ROAD Magazine
and GR8RIDE.com will be giving the Red TJ away next year - stay
tuned for details! |
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The two Jeep TJ's at the trade show in Georgetown. |
More trade show. |
Superior Axle & Gear and BFGoodrich�
Tires were a popular combination! |
At the entrance to camp. |
Testing ground clearance. |
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Working the axles and tires. |
One of several water crossings. |
WIN THIS JEEP! Here we test Currie Suspension,
Superior Axles and Gears, and BFGoodrich
Radial Mud T/A 's. |
More torture testing. Jason Scott negotiates millions of
rocks. The new BFGoodrich�
Radial Mud Terrain T/A KM kicks butt! |
Tight squeeze.
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Early morning on the Rubicon Trail |
BFGoodrich�
TRACTION! |
Near the granite slabs. |
More water. The shade was nice. |
The moral: Run the best gears, axles and tires and
suspension - but remember ground clearance helps. Here's the yellow TJ undercarriage
damage. |
| Special thanks to 4 Wheel Drive & Sport
Utility Magazine, OFF-ROAD Magazine, Rosser Jeep, Jeff Cummings of BF Goodrich Tires,
Ray Currie of Currie Enterprises, and Bob Bower of The Bower
Group. |
