George I'm the same way I wax and detail before and after wheeling lol.
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Good man! Hey even though we beat these things up, it's no reason not to take care of them! I won't cry if I get trail damage, but I'll weep salty ass tears if my jeep rusts out.
I'm slacking. I usually wax and hand wash the body after I'm done with the undercarriage, so far just the spray Bay treatment. I'll do the wax job tomorrow.
Next trip to rausch I need you to show me the right line for yellow jacket. I'm not going home until I clear it or break my jeep.
There is one really good line on yellow jacket and if you get it right you can just roll right up it!
There is one really good line on yellow jacket and if you get it right you can just roll right up it!
Thanks George next summer we should plan a Wayalife Rausch Creek weekend. This way all us east coast guys can meet each other.
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Yup what Andrew said. There is literally one perfect line for yellow jacket and I can show you. Ask grnhorn about it
That's what I was trying to tell the people I was with. I've seen way less built rigs make it look easier - with an experienced driver behind the wheel. (which I am not. LoL see the video in my build thread for evidence of this.)
I'll eventually get it. I'm learning more every trip.
Steve is right, if you pick the corrrect line (or your spotter picks the correct line for you) you can crawl right up yellow jacket with no issues. On the day that Steve is talking about he made my Jeep look badass, and me look very experienced.
If the driver has a lot of experience and pick lines good he/she will make it. If the driver isn't experienced or has a good spotter the Jeep won't matter because you won't make no matter what.
Yup........it's ALL ABOUT THE SPOTTER!!!
I like old threads.......and I think I was on the run referred to above.