So turning down from a large hill in Turkey Bay, my front passenger tire went way lower than predicted. Sent me looking into the dirt. Look close at the rear. That's a guy hanging on just to balance it for the photo before getting pulled back. This was the after the 'oh s#!t' moment. Nobody was trying to take a pic of it at first, just tryin to stop the roll.

 

Wow. That is either some great skill or being very lucky.

 

love the title, straight to the point

 

Ya I'd pucker up to

 

Luck. And a fast on his feet spotter. He was fast to grab the back for balance while I was teetering, to weigh it down till a strap came. This pic really doesn't do it justice.

 

I think you were good to keep goin slow forward! Pics never do these things justice tho. Rule #1 tho, always feels worse than it really is!!

 

Haha been there done that! I took a bad line and my buddy was going he got through it (he has 37 and mean droop )
So I started off amf I see him slams his breaks and start trying to back up because he was about to run on top of a burnt car, so I had to slam on my breaks and the same thing happened to me I did pucker! And after he was making fun of me, oh man fun times!

 

that's a turn hard right and go lol and dodge the trees... I've don't this too but in a MRAP my passenger LITERALLY shit himself but I cut hard right and railed the throttle it was a go all in and hope nothing broke situation broke situation. nice pic though

 

In that situation you want to hit the throttle. Hitting the brakes makes it worse, throwing the rear end up in the air by transferring the weight of the jeep to the front suspension. It is a bit hard to train your brain to hit the throttle instead of the bake but that will come with experience.

 

Is the sway bar disconnected?