Got lost on the way to Starbucks...

...and ended up on Holy Cross in Colorado
Doing some product testing on some new skid plates. Made it to the top and back with no rock stacking or winch line pulled! Super impressed with the truck, video to come soon



EDIT:
First video in the series is live!

 

Great picture! I can’t wait to catch your videos after this trip and purchase these skid plates? They say DB lifts can’t go off-roading and do what a 3” lift can. Haha How’s the no sway bar?

 

No sway bar is awesome! With the DB kit you obviously have to pay some attention to rocks in the middle of the trail, and take lines a little differently than the Jeeps. But I was impressed with the truck, and it rode smooth over all the crud.

 

Awesome photo!

 

Great photo!!

 

Try to give those skids a good bashing. I’m not going To believe they were tested if you don’t have some nice skids and dents.

What’s the weight total? I’m not a rock-crawler, but wouldn’t mind some low-key underbody protection.

 

I just wanted to know if you eventually found some coffee.

 

I'm disappointed. I was expecting the mother of all shitposts...

 

I need to move to CO

 

Dude that's a Sport, you can't take that off road, what are you thinking?

 

Way better than Starbucks.

 

I know. I'm ashamed.

 

What is a DB lift?

 

did you still get that Frappacino?

Looks great!

 

You see all the modifications he had to do just to make it work? An OR would have been fine stock.

 

But you cant offroad a drop bracket lift? dont you know they all suck and you should put 5100s on?

 

That’s awesome. I was actually very excited that you were taking this trip and adding the skid plates to your truck for rock crawling. I’m thinking that maybe I should just remove my sway bar when I do my install. I like the fact that you have full lock with your 35” tires for turning purposes. For that to happen, all you did was remove the sway bar and the stop bumps that BDS has you weld on to the OEM stop Bumps correct?

 

Great photo! And nice looking rig!

 

It's a drop bracket lift. It is how some people choose to achieve a lot of lift and it's different structurally than lifting with coils alone. I think it may have to do with 4x4 as well, but I'm a 4x2 guy talking out of my ass now

 

^Same