Crozet, Va. Trip 2/20
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Crozet, Va. Trip 2/20
Some of us got together for a good day of wheeling down at Crozet. It is privately owned land that opens the trails up to other groups a few times a year. We had a great day that was overcast, but around mid fifties. There were all types of Jeeps there. Here are a few picts to give you an idea of what type of wheeling it is.
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Great trip.... lots of damage this time though.
Bent front bumper
tore off fog light
Destroyed front driveshaft boot
dented brand new rear shocks
have a funny popping sound in the rear now
Bent front bumper
tore off fog light
Destroyed front driveshaft boot
dented brand new rear shocks
have a funny popping sound in the rear now
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It depends on how you define "friendly". The stock Sahara that was there was skidded out the wazoo. I am riding 33's and pretty skidded and bounced off of every rock you can imagine. Sheered off a valve stem and beat the heck out of the gas tank skid, frame rails, LCA brackets, dent in the muffler. I guess my point is that it is all relative
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If you are rolling on 35's then you should be OK. The only thing I would recommend is an Evap canister skid as there are a lot of loose rocks that move when you go over them. I just put one on and I'm glad that I did. It took a shot on the drivers side that might or might not have ripped the canister off. I'm just glad that I don't have to worry about "what if"