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April 1, 2010

Tom Severin’s Badlands Off-Road Adventures on Hell’s Revenge - Off-Road.com

Filed under: Events, Jeep, News — Tags: , , — randy @ 2:58 am

Off-Road.com Tom Severin's Badlands Off-Road Adventures on Hell's Revenge Off-Road.com The Jeep JK 4-door Wrangler was a good rig to run; but the most surprising one was the old Ford F350 Diesel that made it look too easy. …

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March 30, 2010

Superlift Moab Bunny Run 44th Moab Easter Jeep Safari - Off-Road.com

Filed under: Events, Jeep, News — Tags: , , — randy @ 11:23 am

Off-Road.com Superlift Moab Bunny Run 44th Moab Easter Jeep Safari Off-Road.com We had an early Willys, CJ5, CJ7, Wrangler TJ and JK —and let us not forget the Jeep Rubicon. Although the majority of our group had highly modified rigs …

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August 12, 2009

Kevlar Conquers the Cinder Cones - Off-Road.com

Filed under: Events, Jeep, News — Tags: , , — randy @ 4:06 pm

Off-Road.com Kevlar Conquers the Cinder Cones Off-Road.com … and we wanted to test the new Goodyear MT/R tires with Kevlar on our 2007 Jeep Rubicon Unlimited (for more information on the modifications to the JK …

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April 15, 2009

2007 Jeep J8 ‘Sarge’ seen at the 09 Easter Jeep Safari

Filed under: Events — Tags: , , , , — randy @ 10:22 pm

Jeep J8 We had 1 day to run around to various booths while at the Easter Jeep Safari in Moab and spent alot of time at Jeep’s booth.  The next couple of posts are dedicated to some of the cool vehicles we seen – This is the 2007 Jeep J8 ‘Sarge’. 

From pickuptrucks.com: Like the legendary Willys MB from World War II, the standard-issue Jeep J8 is a military-spec support vehicle built to serve a variety of missions in the field, from troop carrying to ambulance services. But it’s not for American soldiers or civilians: The J8 is manufactured in Cairo, strictly for the Egyptian military.

The starting point for all Jeep J8s is the Jeep Wrangler JK Unlimited platform. Special body and frame structural upgrades give the J8 its military rating, including a beefed-up frame, a Dana 60 rear axle mounted on leaf springs, larger front discJeep J8 brakes, and exclusive-to-the-J8 17-by-8-inch steel wheels with larger 5-by-5.5-inch bolt patterns. Command-Trac four-wheel drive and a Trac-Lok limited-slip rear differential give the J8 aggressive offroad capabilities. 

The J8 powertrain consists of VM Moturi’s 2.8-liter four-cylinder diesel engine — producing 158 horsepower and 295 pounds-feet of torque — mated to a five-speed automatic transmission. It’s the same engine formerly offered in the Jeep Liberty compact SUV in 2005 and 2006, but cancelled due to stronger federal emissions standards.

To create the Sarge, Mopar Underground added a 3-inch lift, using Superlift front coil spacers, 35-inch BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain tires, offroad rocker steps from Jeep’s trail accessory catalog, and a custom cargo top. It’s painted olive green with military markings that include silhouettes of toy soldiers.

 

 

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Rich from JP Coolers climbing Potato Salad in Moab at the 2009 Easter Jeep Safari

Filed under: Events — Tags: , , — randy @ 12:00 am

We had a very good trip to the 2009 Easter Jeep Safari and will blog about it more in the near future with additional pictures and videos.  In the meantime, enjoy this video of Rich from www.jpcooler.com climbing Potato Salad.  It looked like he was going to go straight up, but got caught up on the step at the very top.  After a few minutes of trying different lines, he made it up.

 

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