Miller jeep trail 5/11/13

jkrossi said:
I think thats the best part of driving a jeep, getting lost and getting on a trail you shouldnt really be on where obsticals are just a little to big to be playing on but have to figure out a way through them.
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It's fun getting lost you find new places to offroad in just be prepared for the worst
 
rubicrawl said:
It's fun getting lost you find new places to offroad in just be prepared for the worst
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That's why I have lots of camping gear and emergency gear, recovery gear and an extra large first aid kit that can sustain multiple people at once. Because being prepared for the worst on the trail and not needing it is better than not being prepared on the trail and needing to it in a worst case scenario.


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CombatVetJK said:
That's why I have lots of camping gear and emergency gear, recovery gear and an extra large first aid kit that can sustain multiple people at once. Because being prepared for the worst on the trail and not needing it is better than not being prepared on the trail and needing to it in a worst case scenario.


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Very true my friend i try doing the same
 
bob-o12jk said:
Awesome, its going to look great. Are u welding them to the frame or making them bolt on

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I was going bolt on but decided to weld them to the frame. If they get jacked up it's no big deal to grind them off.
 
jkrossi said:
I was going bolt on but decided to weld them to the frame. If they get jacked up it's no big deal to grind them off.
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Sweet, its better to weld them to the frame anyways. I fabbed my own sliders too and welded them to my rubi sliders. Surprisingly they are holding up pretty good in the rocks, but I also made and welded gussets in so they won't fold into the pinch seam. I also have ps rocker skins to tho

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bob-o12jk said:
Sweet, its better to weld them to the frame anyways. I fabbed my own sliders too and welded them to my rubi sliders. Surprisingly they are holding up pretty good in the rocks, but I also made and welded gussets in so they won't fold into the pinch seam. I also have ps rocker skins to tho

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Sweet. Yeah I'm placing the main rail about a .5" under the pinch seam and the outer top rail about .5" from the rocker panel and ill gusset where it mounts to the frame. I'm thinking that will be enough room for flex.
 
jkrossi said:
Sweet. Yeah I'm placing the main rail about a .5" under the pinch seam and the outer top rail about .5" from the rocker panel and ill gusset where it mounts to the frame. I'm thinking that will be enough room for flex.
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Wow they are looking good cant wait to see them and I got mine welded on also I have Evo sliders and skins
 
rubicrawl said:
Wow they are looking good cant wait to see them and I got mine welded on also I have Evo sliders and skins
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How hard or easy were the EVO Rock Skins and EVO Rock Sliders to install? I'm thinking that's gonna be my first purchase after my daughter's bday in June.
 
ya i cant weld either, thanks for the info. I'm looking to buy their 1/4 pounder front bumper, rock skins, sliders, pro-tek skid system and rear quarter armor in a couple months.
 
CombatVetJK said:
ya i cant weld either, thanks for the info. I'm looking to buy their 1/4 pounder front bumper, rock skins, sliders, pro-tek skid system and rear quarter armor in a couple months.
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Oh nice I got my quarter pounder about a month ago or so very easy to install
 
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