Rubicon trip October 3rd-5th

Great pictures everyone! Looks and sounds like you all had an awesome trip.:thumb:The Ricky Bobby quotes are comedy gold.:cheesy:
 
I couldn't agree more! Thanks Eddie and WAL for bringing us together! You guys are awesome!
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Shouldn't your tag line in the description of your rig include "Prius sticker"? JK you know I think you guys rock! Enjoyed following behind "No Bypass Bobby"....Loves to the family!
 
Shouldn't your tag line in the description of your rig include "Prius sticker"? JK you know I think you guys rock! Enjoyed following behind "No Bypass Bobby"....Loves to the family!

Gonna have to update that one! Awesome. Feelings are mutual. Good times!:D

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Shouldn't your tag line in the description of your rig include "Prius sticker"? JK you know I think you guys rock! Enjoyed following behind "No Bypass Bobby"....Loves to the family!

Crawler kitty,
It's been updated,

Here's a picture of it too!

Thanks Panda for your creative decal in the middle of the Rubicon trail.

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Awesome photos! Looks like everyone had a great time! I can't wait to run rubicon for the first time.
 
Damage Report

After investigating the popping noise coming from the rear I realized it wasn't Bobby's cup rolling around and it proceeded to get louder even after I unloaded. The spare tire was isolated and tight however if I lifted up on it it would pop, I thought the hinges may have worked loose but they all checked out then I saw it out of the corner of my eye while lifting the tire, the sheet metal was popping :doh: I removed the tire and low and behold I creased the tailgate. This was not caused by caring a 37" tire on a stock carrier but from dragging the tire off a big drop off on the Rubicon. It only barely touched but holding the full wait of the Jeep is obviously to much.

I knew better and always said I would throw the spare in the back when I went wheeling but didn't:doh: Live and learn. Around town it is fine or light trails but if there is any chance it will drag on approach or departure I wouldn't ever use a carrier mounted to the tailgate or tailgate hinges. just my 2 cents

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