WiscoHR’s JL Adventures

WiscoHR

Member
On my way out of CO yesterday we ran Saxon Mountain. This trail brought back some great memories of wheeling my stock JK Rubicon there right after I got it. It made me appreciate everything that Jeep taught me about choosing lines and the abilities of a stock vehicle. It was definitely a different trail being able to climb the larger rocks that the JK had to scrape and use the sliders to get around. Saxon Mountain is not a difficult trail but it can be intimidating since you are on the edge of a steep drop on an extremely narrow trail at points.

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This large boulder was definitely a challenge to get around with the width of the JL.

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Now it’s time to start planning the next trip and figure out what I want to upgrade and change on my current set up.


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WiscoHR

Member
Got a little work done on the JL today. Rotated the tires and added EVO rear shock skids. Install would have been easy if I hadn’t beat the shit out of the passenger side mount in Colorado. Had to grind the inside back flat to get it to fit.

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From that to this.

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And decided to repaint the rear stinger before winter in WI

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Maxcustody

New member
Wow great pics, look like you had an awesome trip. A couple of battle scars adds character. Great looking Rig..........
 

WiscoHR

Member
Don't look bad at all, Do you do anything underneath to protect from salt? Any value to under coating?

On my JK I would repaint the frame and axles every spring and fall. I use Rustoleum Rust Reformer on the rusted spots then top coat with Satin Black. I’ll probably put a coat of paint on in the next couple weeks. I don’t believe in the undercoating products because the usually trap water against the metal as they wear down.


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