09-09-2003, 06:54 AM | #5 (permalink) |
Gentlemen Farmer
Location: Middle of nowhere, Jersey
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I've rolled mine. Never turn up hill when traversing an incline
Result...a few dings and nicks, lots of gas and oil all over the place, and a very nervous passenger. After having her winched back over, refilling those critical fluids....and letting it sit for a while...she fired right up and except for the mess of oil on the underside of the hood and the stench of gasoline all over the back end...she was none the worse for wear. Good times...gooooooood times, -b-
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09-10-2003, 09:08 AM | #8 (permalink) |
Junkie
Location: San Diego, CA.
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absolutely. unfortunately, unless your into rock crawling, there nothing too tough around here. Some fun stuff, just not too tough. Plus, since mine is my daily driver i cant afford to get it into a position to roll. Any time im going up a steep incline i make sure i have room to slide back and i NEVER turn. I never take an steep inclines sideways either. So rollings not an issue, but its still a great car. For 17yrs old its still more capabable than a lot of the stuff that goes out there. Im always surprised what 4wh can get me through. No mudding here (lucky if ya can find damp soil, let alone mud) so the big tires aren't a necessity either.
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09-12-2003, 09:36 AM | #11 (permalink) |
Junkie
Location: San Diego, CA.
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low power? Have you ever driven one? 190hp/235lb.ft. of torque with 85% of that at IDLE! (on the rubicon. slightly less at idle on the others i think) Thats more than enough power to move you around town. This thing isn't a race car after all. It will give ya more than enough power anywhere anytime ya need it unless ya want to go fast on the freeway (in which case ya bought the wrong car).
And most of the time, its nowhere near as bad of a ride as you would think from looking at it. The on-road ride isn't a caddy, but its not uncomfortable. The off-road ride is real nice too.
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09-12-2003, 09:48 AM | #12 (permalink) |
Tilted
Location: Canada Eh!
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A good friend of mine rolled his a few years ago on a camping trip. Rolled twice, landed back on it's wheels and we just kept going. alignment was a little out afterwards, but that was easily fixed.
I have a Jeep XJ. Haven't rolled it though. No plans to either.
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