The damn thing really does impress the hell out of me.
Also, I've had a number of people tell me that since the video, they've found sway bars for less than what I paid so they're out there.
VIDEO : PIPPI on the Rocks Testing Her Rubicon Sway Bar Disconnect
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Also, I've had a number of people tell me that since the video, they've found sway bars for less than what I paid so they're out there.
Mike Pierson
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That was a fun video to watch. I chuckled when Cindy walked Moby up the waterfall with such little effort… then was amazed you made it too. I was thinking, nope, no way. 
LOL - to be clear, I took the bypass on the last obstacleThat was a fun video to watch. I chuckled when Cindy walked Moby up the waterfall with such little effort… then was amazed you made it too. I was thinking, nope, no way.
Mike Pierson
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Lol, oh, didn’t catch that.LOL - to be clear, I took the bypass on the last obstacle
Disciple Off Road
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Time for some 38" Trail Grapplers 
Honestly though, I wish I had a close to stock Jeep at times for the extra fun and challenge. Makes us better drivers for sure. Great video!
Honestly though, I wish I had a close to stock Jeep at times for the extra fun and challenge. Makes us better drivers for sure. Great video!
Eddie, thank you for having Pippi and doing this series with the intend of keeping it stock-ish. I just bought my first wrangler a few days ago, a white 2020 Unlimited Sport S. I am not new to offroading or jeeps, but this is my first that I have bought rather than my parents or inherited from family. As much as I would love to build something like one of your other jeeps, like most people, I don't have that kind of money. There is often social pressure to build a jeep and put a lot of money into it. However, a stock Sport can do incredibly well offroad with no/little modifications. I really appreciate that your're helping break that social pressure by keeping Pippi stock-ish. I look forward to more photos and videos of the fun things you, Cindy, and Pippi will do.
LOL - eh, yeah...Time for some 38" Trail Grapplers
And yes, I have to say that wheeling Pippi has been a blast! Literally, EVERYTHING is a challenge and that makes it so much fun.
It's light and nimble for sure but it really could benefit from at least a better set of tires. Still, tons of fun even without them though.
Jeep really has outdone themselves with their new traction control. It literally makes you feel as if you have lockers. I think if Pippi had a 4:1 transfer case, she'd do so much better.
LOL - let me tell ya, the big grins were all real.That looked like a great trail. Plenty to wheel and see. Not only stock, but a stock 2-dr. Must feel way different then all your recent rigs. Fun for sure as evident by the big grins.
I'm really so happy to hear it. And really, screw social pressure. I've got multiple built up rigs and can tell you that I'm just as happy if not more so wheeling Pippi.
Nothing wrong with dirt roads. Most of the places that Cindy and I would prefer to be are on them. A trail like what you see in this video lead to cool historic mines and that's what we're most interested in seeing. Having something more capable just allows you to go further if the trail become... a bit more technical like what you just saw.If I didn’t know it was as close to stock as it is I would have thought it did have lockers! I can’t wait until I can physically be able to go wheeling in my Rubi. For now I’m stuck to dirt roads.In time I now I will.