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ROX 07-25-2006 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by DennisAJC
I can sense your itch to represent the H2.:D

A few of us will follow the Queen if she so wishes.:mad: I think the Rubi is the only trail you haven't conquered yet.:D

Well, I was invited by a friend to go to the Rubi, but he'll probably Pike and it'll just be me and you Dennis!:D

Great pics everyone!

HummBebe 07-25-2006 08:31 PM

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I know that guy, Piker, he's a web wheeler;)

BEST 4x4xFAR 07-25-2006 08:39 PM

Re: H3's on the Rubicon
 
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Originally Posted by H3 Hummer 64
Sorry, I left the BFG M/Ts out of my question because I'm looking for a sipped M/T. So my two choices right now are the Toyos or Coopers.


Here are a couple of additional options. Pro Comp has a siped M/T (http://www.procomptires.com/mtapps.htm) and Interco's TruXus is siped (http://www.intercotire.com/site35.php), there are probably more, but these come to mind.




H2Finally 07-25-2006 08:49 PM

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OUTSTANDING!!

It's really difficult to show tough trails on photo. That the photos were butt-puckering, the trail mustta been AWESOME! Way to go Peeps! :D

Drty, Rocks, you set the trip up, Dennis and I will be there!! :D

HummBebe 07-25-2006 08:53 PM

Re: H3's on the Rubicon
 
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Originally Posted by BEST 4x4xFAR
Here are a couple of additional options. Pro Comp has a siped M/T (http://www.procomptires.com/mtapps.htm) and Interco's TruXus is siped (http://www.intercotire.com/site35.php), there are probably more, but these come to mind.



not sure that's rubicon thread material...hijacker;) Could you ditch the photo of the HUGE tire....K? Thanks

Sewie 07-25-2006 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by HummBebe
not sure that's rubicon thread material...hijacker;)


Heh, I was about to say the same thing. :D

Bully13 07-25-2006 09:01 PM

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Now back to our regularly scheduled programing...

Bully13 07-25-2006 09:03 PM

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A UFO? Nah - Sewie going over the rocks at night...

ETD 07-25-2006 10:27 PM

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I'm speechless. Wow. The sun set. The lake. (Did I say I was speechless? :o )

Hope Ouray will be at least as pretty. What's the GPS coordinate for the Rubicon trails? I wonder how far it is from TX. Thanks for the pics. Bebe, now I know why I did not get the lockers :D

HummBebe 07-25-2006 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by ETD
I'm speechless. Wow. The sun set. The lake. (Did I say I was speechless? :o )

Hope Ouray will be at least as pretty. What's the GPS coordinate for the Rubicon trails? I wonder how far it is from TX. Thanks for the pics. Bebe, now I know why I did not get the lockers :D


Long story short, I know better than to leave my locker on, but with the problems I was having with the switch, I did not want to turn it off. It may not have turned back on. Then I really would have been in trouble.

GPS info:

http://www.delalbright.com/Rubicon/directions.html

ChasH3 07-25-2006 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by HummBebe
Long story short, I know better than to leave my locker on, but with the problems I was having with the switch, I did not want to turn it off. It may not have turned back on. Then I really would have been in trouble.

GPS info:

http://www.delalbright.com/Rubicon/directions.html


Bebe, so how much trouble do you think a base model would of had without the lockers?????

HummBebe 07-25-2006 10:56 PM

Re: H3's on the Rubicon
 
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Originally Posted by ChasH3
Bebe, so how much trouble do you think a base model would of had without the lockers?????


I suppose it's possible, but...

BYOWATS!:D :D

(bring your own winch and tree strap)


35's are a must I think too.

NoMoGMPG 07-25-2006 11:01 PM

Re: H3's on the Rubicon
 
All I can say is...wow!

You 3Bies have my total respect. I humbly bow to your letting it all out on the trail.

...now planning a Rubicon trip for July 2007...

Dave

HummBebe 07-25-2006 11:10 PM

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I would love to have you there NoMo!!! You would have a blast!

You would have totally different lines though:D :eek:

NoMoGMPG 07-25-2006 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by HummBebe
I would love to have you there NoMo!!! You would have a blast!

You would have totally different lines though:D :eek:


Thanks BeBe, I always have a great time with people like you that give 100%.

You're absolutely right about my lines though, my lines are mostly restricted by width, I can tilt pretty far (up to 47*), and my ground clearance is 25" down the center. By winter, I should have a 90* approach angle, 80* departure angle, front and rear 12000# winches, and plenty of lighting. My downfall is the weight of my truck at 8000# and the 7 feet of width.

I would still love to do the trail with a nice mix of dedicated wheelers, it makes it interesting! :D

"Do the 'Con"

HummBebe 07-25-2006 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by NoMoGMPG
Thanks BeBe, I always have a great time with people like you that give 100%.

You're absolutely right about my lines though, my lines are mostly restricted by width, I can tilt pretty far (up to 47*), and my ground clearance is 25" down the center. By winter, I should have a 90* approach angle, 80* departure angle, front and rear 12000# winches, and plenty of lighting. My downfall is the weight of my truck at 8000# and the 7 feet of width.

I would still love to do the trail with a nice mix of dedicated wheelers, it makes it interesting! :D

"Do the 'Con"


At the 'Con, I think the weight would help. I could be wrong, but those rocks move, your weight might hold them in place:D

HummBebe 07-25-2006 11:31 PM

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By winter, I should have a 90* approach angle, 80* departure angle, front and rear 12000# winches, and plenty of lighting.

Mods?????:D Doo tell....

NoMoGMPG 07-25-2006 11:44 PM

Re: H3's on the Rubicon
 
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Originally Posted by HummBebe
Mods?????:D Doo tell....


Welllllll...since you asked :D

I plan on taking the stock 12000# military Warn off the front of my truck, (since it adds 6 inches, 200# of front weight, and steals 28* of approach angle) replacing it with an E12000 Mile Marker tucked in between the framerails effectively giving me 90* up front with my 41" IROK's. Then, I am removing the auxiliary fuel tank in the rear, making brackets to mount the factory winch in its place, lifting the rear bumber 2 inches, and cutting a Hawse slot in the bumper for the winch line. This should net me an 80*+/- departure angle.

For the steering, I am planning to install a Rock Ram setup, probably an AGR or PSC setup to help with the steering issues that way big tires present, and if I have time...a rear steering setup. :D

It's an ambitious project schedule but then I'm done....I promise...really, no more mods...;)

Is it ever really 'over'?

HummBebe 07-25-2006 11:46 PM

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SWEET!!!

Will your wifey let me drive it? ....just one obstacle?:p ;) :D

NoMoGMPG 07-25-2006 11:54 PM

Re: H3's on the Rubicon
 
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Originally Posted by HummBebe
SWEET!!!

Will your wifey let me drive it? ....just one obstacle?:p ;) :D


She's looking to buy her own...which means I'll have to do this twice, no doubt!:rolleyes: She's tired of me hogging all the 'wheel' time. Heheheh

I would have no problem with you taking a test obstacle, you've proven you're worthy in my eyes.


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