2014 WAYALIFE Rockin Rubicon Run Photos

Wow, that looks like it was an awesome trip ... someday! Question: what size tires/lift/etc are on that yellow 2-dr in the pics?
 
Great pics, and thanks again Eddie and Cindy for putting this together!
And, sorry everyone had to see that meat stick...!!!
 
OverlanderJK said:
I prefer this one.

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It shows that it wasn't exactly rape because everyone was happy.
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:cheesy:

dwvninety said:
Awesome pic's and video's. Thanks for posting. I would like to do this run in the future.
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Sessoms14X said:
This looks absolutely amazing! Awesome pics n videos, I would love to do this someday! Looks like an all around fun trip.
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Well, we'll be sure to post up when we do it again and with any luck, you'll be able to join us :yup:

4x4Jesus said:
Great pictures as usual. This was an amazing trip with a bunch of great memories! I can't wait to get back and give little sluice another try, I was really hoping to make it through unassisted but it just didn't quite happen on my 35s.

Hey Eddie any pics of me straightening out my tierod on that log ?
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Glad you could make it and I actually tried taking a short video of it but, it stopped early. :naw:

StrizzyChris said:
It's all good, I know that you've always supported the same "fallen soldiers" that I do!

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LOL!! Damn straight!! :clap2:
 
ttfhell said:
Great pics to commemorate a great trip. Thanks again for putting it all together. Such a great group of people this year.
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Thanks again for all your help on this run. While the group was great this year, you may of had a better time with an angry ginger and a guy who likes to post up pics of his Jeep flexed out on a fork lift. I'm just saying.... :cheesy:

MTG said:
Oh man. Now I feel sort-of bad about stopping and having a couple of rounds of beers with Doug at Sunnyside. :cheesy:
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Nice - real nice :naw: :crazy eyes: :D

cozdude said:
Awesome pics for an amazing trip! i would have never thought to use the winch like you did to steer the jeep! very inovative! glad everyone had fun and got off the trail ok!
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LOL!! Up until then, I'm not sure I would have ever thought to use it like that either. :crazyeyes:
 
gigem86 said:
Wow, that looks like it was an awesome trip ... someday! Question: what size tires/lift/etc are on that yellow 2-dr in the pics?
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That would be OverlanderJK's Jeep and if I recall, he's running a TF 3" kit that's yielded him over 4" of lift. He's running it on 35" Nitto Mud Grapplers.

drtnwtr said:
Great pics, and thanks again Eddie and Cindy for putting this together!
And, sorry everyone had to see that meat stick...!!!
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:cheesy: The image will forever be burned into my eyes!!
So glad that you and your dad were able to join us on this run :thumb:
 
Amazing pics! Any chance of a follow up video? And as other people have said, one day I'll do the rubicon... one day.:rock::rock::rock:
 
Oh the great Cadillac hill. Glad you guys got everyone off. It is always fun wheeling with Eddie. He will be one of the first guys to lend a hand when your jeep has an issue on the trail.:thumb: As for Russ, he will just sit back and laugh at you. :D
 
Awesome pictures from what sounds like an amazing journey! This definitely solidifies my desire to rock the Rubicon. Hopefully I can join in next time on what seems like a very fun crew.

Also, wireless winch control = biggest remote controlled jeep ever?? :thumb:
 
MR.Ty said:
Amazing pics! Any chance of a follow up video? And as other people have said, one day I'll do the rubicon... one day.:rock::rock::rock:
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Sorry, didn't do any filming on this trip as the group was just too big. When you do run the Rubicon, I hope it'll be with us :yup:

CJ THAT WENT JK said:
Oh the great Cadillac hill. Glad you guys got everyone off. It is always fun wheeling with Eddie. He will be one of the first guys to lend a hand when your jeep has an issue on the trail.:thumb: As for Russ, he will just sit back and laugh at you. :D
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LOL!! Missed you on this run. Hope all is well with you. :cool:

Daehgib said:
Awesome pictures from what sounds like an amazing journey! This definitely solidifies my desire to rock the Rubicon. Hopefully I can join in next time on what seems like a very fun crew.

Also, wireless winch control = biggest remote controlled jeep ever?? :thumb:
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That would be great if you could join us.

travisk said:
The first drive-by-wire Jeep.
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LOL!! Indeed. At least for steering anyway. Actually, the accelerator on a JK is drive by wire so, maybe you're right :D
 
seanb123 said:
Am I the only who can't see the pic on the app
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i had that as well and usually do. i tend to look at runs with tons of pics like this on the computer for easier view anyway. try deleting the app and reinstalling maybe?
 
Awesome trip!!!!! Hope one day I can be part of the group and get on this trail too!!!
I especially like the "no one left behind" part!! Really shows the integrity of the Wayalife community!! :thumb:
 
Looks like an amazingly good time. I can't wait to join such a cool looking group of people on one of the most amazing trails. The pictures really put you there and lead to hours of day dreaming for a lot of us on here I'm sure.
Out of curiosity were there any other spots on the trail that gave the 35's/ no lockers Jeeps problems like the little sluce? Or is that considered the pinnacle of toughness?
Just wondering if I could tackle it in my current state of build.
Thanks again for the fun time and hope to join soon!
 
UpsideUp said:
Out of curiosity were there any other spots on the trail that gave the 35's/ no lockers Jeeps problems like the little sluce? Or is that considered the pinnacle of toughness?
Just wondering if I could tackle it in my current state of build.
Thanks again for the fun time and hope to join soon!
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There's still obsticles for the most extreme rigs to be challenged on, but the little sluice USED to be the pinnacle of toughness on the Rubicon. A little over a year ago they demo'd the huge boulders to make it easier and less likely for rigs to tip and spill oil/coolant/etc like they used to. There are bypasses throughout the trail(there's one for little sluice) and a 4D on 35's can get through without lockers.
 
Thanks for posting up the pics Eddie. As always you captured the moment. Someday Canvas JK and myself will be on the Rubicon.

R/
Will
 
StrizzyChris said:
There's still obsticles for the most extreme rigs to be challenged on, but the little sluice USED to be the pinnacle of toughness on the Rubicon. A little over a year ago they demo'd the huge boulders to make it easier and less likely for rigs to tip and spill oil/coolant/etc like they used to. There are bypasses throughout the trail(there's one for little sluice) and a 4D on 35's can get through without lockers.
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I'm guessing that those bypasses are how Jeep was able to get pics of their different stock models on the Rubicon?
 
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