IFS Doublecabs on the Rubicon??? You bet.

3 of us took our doublecabs to the Rubicon Trail in September. If you're a good driver and you're cautious, you can complete the trail without any carnage. 2 of us had 33s and I had 35s. We all had ARB lockers up front to eliminate the weak stock spider gears. Another reason we didn't break is because we're experienced drivers and we're patient.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmdmR8W5Kk4

 

nice rigs! looks like a fun trip.

 

Nice Vid!

 

That was a Great Video! Watched the whole thing. Looks like it was an epic trip!

 

Awesome video, def enjoyed that!
It's all about the line

 

On my bucket list! Going to hit up Sedona first then maybe Rubicon next year... Great video!

 

cool video!

 

Thanks guys, it was a fun trip and a fun video to make.

 

Looks like a great trip. And nice film of it. I watched the whole thing.

 

Awesome video...

 

Cool video. On my list of trails to do.

 

Pretty sweet. Are sliders a must for the rubicon?

 

Wow man great video, looks like such a good time

 

looked like you guys got into some fun

 

Serious question?


YES! Oh hell yes

Rubicon:

 

x1000. You are guaranteed to destroy your rocker panels without sliders. If you can't afford sliders, you can't afford to run the Rubicon. That's the very 1st mod you should make for that trail.

 

Awesome video, thanks for sharing. So it took two full days on the trail to compete? Would you go slower/faster if you were to do it again?

 

Yes, we completed it in two days. We had plans to visit Yosemite afterwards, so we were going at a medium pace. Unfortunately, Yosemite was on fire and closed that week, so we just ended up putting around Lake Tahoe.

I have ADHD, so I get kinda bored sitting in the same place for a while. That being said, there are so many amazing places to explore there if you don't mind some hikes. I'm more into backpacking than rock crawling, and I think it'd be fun to plan a backpacking trip through there someday to see all the cool stuff.

My wife walked the entire trail, and she ended up having to wait up for us at times.

For me, it was the perfect duration, but I could see how others would want to stretch it into 4 or 5 days.

 

Amazing video!! Looks like a good time

 

I saw the blurb about your trip in the Low Range newsletter. Nice to see the video too!

That trail is on my list of must-do trails. Thanks for sharing.