A.J.
Active Member
Umm link not working for me. Error message says a team of monkeys is working on it?
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VIDEO : TRADITION - A Rubicon Trail Adventure in Our Jeep JL Wrangler
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Yeah, the problem is apparently world wide and kind of a big deal. Starting to make the news.
Glad you were able to watch it before YouTube crashed and glad you liked it.
LOL!! Glad you enjoyed the video and yes, the drain plug really is stupid. As far as lifts go, it's never been a secret that we'd be testing out more lifts
Glad to hear you were able to watch the video before YouTube went down.
:cheesy: Now that's funny. Glad you were able to watch the video and enjoyed it. :crazyeyes:
:cheesy: Seriously - we just got it up and people just started watching the video and then YouTube goes down. Before I found that it was a system wide problem, I literally thought that we did something wrong. :crazyeyes:
:cheesy: That must have been it. Sucks too being that we've been burning the midnight oil to get it done and posted this evening. We literally just got it done too. :rolleyes2:
Glad you were able to watch it and enjoyed it
Yeah, I think they need to get the chimps on it :rolleyes2:
Hopefully... This is down way longer than I think YouTube has ever seen. It's nuts.:crazyeyes:
Awe, bummer. Hope YouTube is back up again soon.
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
Jsouder53
Hooked
Same here! Looking forward to it [emoji106]
BaddestCross
Active Member
Awesome video! Now that I've finally run the trail, it was cool to recognize the different obstacles and remember going through them IRL.
Cool to watch the JL go through it, but yeah, you would think that they could catch dumb things like the diff plug and exhaust hanger during all the trail testing they do before a release.
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Build Thread - Adventures of Fiona - https://wayalife.com/showthread.php?t=47407
Cool to watch the JL go through it, but yeah, you would think that they could catch dumb things like the diff plug and exhaust hanger during all the trail testing they do before a release.
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Build Thread - Adventures of Fiona - https://wayalife.com/showthread.php?t=47407
RESURECTIONJK
Hooked
Glad I got it in before the crash. It was great to see Moochie and Doug out on a run. And super cool to see the stinger in action. Has Doug ever been wheeling with you guys and NOT damaged something... [emoji848]
WooHoo!! It is :rock:
Thanks for kicking YouTube in the balls. Seems to be working now :cheesy:
Hope you enjoy it
Give it a try now :yup:
There have been a few things that have made me wonder - what in the hell were they thinking but this drain plug on the bottom of the diff takes the cake for me.
OUCH!! :cheesy:
jeeeep
Hooked
Way cool to leave in the repair segments.
Drain plug on the bottom, odd design for sure. Did you replace the plug?
That door dent was painful to watch :doh:
Other than the door, damages appeared to be more annoyances than harsh damage.
Muffler hanger, tail pipe, stabilizer.
The stinger looks like it took a beating, bet you were glad to have it on there!
Did Trailbud have any issues with the driveshaft hitting once on the main road?
As i mentioned, it was cool to leave in the trail repairs/ damage inventory.
Great video!
Warren Miller would be proud :thumb:
TrailHunter
Hooked
Best Video Yet! 49 minutes?.... felt like 20 minutes.. Awesome!
That drain plug...
Its like someone in the Fiat service side just said "we could save a lot of time if the drain plug was easy to get to and drained the fluid fully. Why not the bottom?" and no one checked on that detail the rest of the build. Just odd considering how other minor stuff was thought out and designed with offroading in mind.
And I wouldnt blame you a bit if you change out the axle, but I kinda want to see you abuse it for a while longer so there is real world data on how well it stands up to 37s and hard wheeling over time.
Great video!
Its like someone in the Fiat service side just said "we could save a lot of time if the drain plug was easy to get to and drained the fluid fully. Why not the bottom?" and no one checked on that detail the rest of the build. Just odd considering how other minor stuff was thought out and designed with offroading in mind.
And I wouldnt blame you a bit if you change out the axle, but I kinda want to see you abuse it for a while longer so there is real world data on how well it stands up to 37s and hard wheeling over time.
Great video!
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
Good video! Thanks for sharing and having me along. This is my favorite trip every year.
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