Made the trip

[captainhook]

If anyone remembers a couple months ago, I was asking the best way to get my Jeep from Vermont to Colorado. Well I figured the best way was to get in and drive it. The 35X12.5 TSL's got a little tore up, but I think that was because I only brought the pressure up to 32psi. The YJ ran great, except for a couple small problems. One involved a plugged catalytic converter and a hack saw, and the other just required alot of duct tape on a rear window. It made it though. Saw alot of jacked Jeeps on I-80. dunno if it was any of yous guys.

 

[Tug-n-pull]

How many miles did you rack up on your YJ? You made the right choice to drive a jeep is better than most any other mode of transportation out there. Hope you got to see some off road activity over the haul! tug

 

[captainhook]

Because of the 35's, the odometer doesn't work right, but it is supposed to be just over 2000 miles. No off roading other than driving around some f-ed up construction in Nebraska though because i took the front driveshaft off because I put on a solid front axle a while back with no hub kit and didn't want to tear up my transfer case on the long haul. Will get plenty of action here in colorado though.

 

[jeepmaster]

2000 miles thats a nice trip

 

[TwistedCU]

Nice - 2K miles, a jeep, and some beautiful country. I'm sure youre gonna love Colorado.

 

[jps4jeep]

So you in vermont now??

Wanna wheel!

 

[Sully]

Sounds nice. I made a trip from colorado to california was around 1200 miles.

 

[cewtwo]

Where in Colorado? Wanna ride a trail?

Hehehe...

 

[captainhook]

Colorado Springs. Yeah I do. I know where a few are.

 

[cewtwo]

Oh Sure...

Snow in the mountains today.

There are some great trails just West of you... Great clubs, as well...

Charlie