My 100 destroyed the jeep

[drp96a]

So I would imagine that we all have stories like this, but i am very excited. we finally had some rain, and my local little mud pit filled up with 1 foot of mud and water.

My buddy has recently bought a jeep Rubicon lifted, 35, and all Bad - @ss jeep. He was playing in the mud, and just barely making it through. at one point he couldnt go any further. I was very hesitant to clime in with my 100. I was about to go get my 77 FJ40 when I decided to give it a shot.

I am AMAZED at how the computer works in this beauty. I owned the mud compared to the jeep. At the end of it, my buddy said..."I don't know how it happens, but the cruiser keep on winning."

Yahoo

drp

 

[CappyKD]

Nice!

 

[D'Animal]

Congrats!

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[aaronrules]

So I would imagine that we all have stories like this, but i am very excited. we finally had some rain, and my local little mud pit filled up with 1 foot of mud and water.

My buddy has recently bought a jeep Rubicon lifted, 35, and all Bad - @ss jeep. He was playing in the mud, and just barely making it through. at one point he couldnt go any further. I was very hesitant to clime in with my 100. I was about to go get my 77 FJ40 when I decided to give it a shot.

I am AMAZED at how the computer works in this beauty. I owned the mud compared to the jeep. At the end of it, my buddy said..."I don't know how it happens, but the cruiser keep on winning."

Yahoo

drp

I have no idea how the computer works either, but when it does! IT'S AWESOME!!!

 

[OregonLC]

Not to burst anyone's bubble, but a 100 is no match for a triple locked Rubi. They're just two completely different rigs. I have no idea what the specific situation was or skill level of either driver, but all things being equal I would fully expect a Rubicon to go more places than a 100.

There are two places where the Rubi won't go: reliably past 100k and 500 miles home in supreme comfort.

 

[Muddy Bean]

Not to burst anyone's bubble, but a 100 is no match for a triple locked Rubi. They're just two completely different rigs. I have no idea what the specific situation was or skill level of either driver, but all things being equal I would fully expect a Rubicon to go more places than a 100.

There are two places where the Rubi won't go: reliably past 100k and 500 miles home in supreme comfort.

Couldn't say it better myself.

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[Manhattan]

Yeah... I saw the subject line and figured you guys did a tug-o-war... about the only thing a 100 would beat a Rubi (on 35s!) off-road.

Don't get me wrong, I love the 100. Love driving 3 hours to the trail, 'wheeling and driving back home - with the AC on, coffee in hand... Soooo much nicer that doing that in my CJ (on 35s). And, if I were doing an expedition type trip, I'd rather the 100. And, if it's cold out. Or, if it's really hot out... and if I've got 2 or more people with me. And...

 

[bamabrock]

So I would imagine that we all have stories like this, but i am very excited. we finally had some rain, and my local little mud pit filled up with 1 foot of mud and water.

My buddy has recently bought a jeep Rubicon lifted, 35, and all Bad - @ss jeep. He was playing in the mud, and just barely making it through. at one point he couldnt go any further. I was very hesitant to clime in with my 100. I was about to go get my 77 FJ40 when I decided to give it a shot.

I am AMAZED at how the computer works in this beauty. I owned the mud compared to the jeep. At the end of it, my buddy said..."I don't know how it happens, but the cruiser keep on winning."

Yahoo

drp

Go play in the rocks and tell me how well that computer works compared to his lockers and coil sprung solid axles.