Milestone obstacle
JK Freak
Joined: Dec 2018
Posts: 596
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From: East texas
Y’all got my curiosity up now, are there aftermarket, less stiff, sway bars that would do better than the factory, along those same lines, like the “ride improvement” writing in another section of the forum, if there is, it might make normal driving and off road driving all good without ever disconnecting or reconnecting the sway bar except for very few times
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Feb 2015
Posts: 154
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From: mesa, az
Crown King is a great trail, that is easy, until it isn’t.
as for sway bars, i have a teraflex dual rate on my jeep, since I daily it. So far so good with a week in Sand Hollow and a week in Moab under my belt.
as for sway bars, i have a teraflex dual rate on my jeep, since I daily it. So far so good with a week in Sand Hollow and a week in Moab under my belt.
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Joined: Mar 2020
Posts: 857
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From: Prescott, AZ
Welcome to PV! If you’re new to Arizona there’s a handful of good trails near by. Check out smasher canyon, smiley rock (it’s much harder if you stay in the creek bed and off the main trail), broken arrow is a cool scenic one but not really challenging, and a handful of good challenges in the table Mesa area.
Ive been wanting to hit moss wash as well but it’s a long day for that trail unless there’s experienced drivers who don’t need spotters and can just drive through.
Ive been wanting to hit moss wash as well but it’s a long day for that trail unless there’s experienced drivers who don’t need spotters and can just drive through.