If a stock hundy can do it...
I was there just last weekend. Came in from Catalina (Had the best Greek food ever in a small strip mall there...fantastic!)
It was a first for me, so I'm not familiar with the names of the obstacles you are talking about, but it's wasn't a walk in the park by any means. (in the rain and snow @ night however) It's no Bulldog Canyon...lots of boulders still, esp. down in the stretches near the river crossings, some tight turning climbing obstacles, off cambers and ruts. Plus some optionals for you geterdun folks. Water is super low from what the others were saying, not over your tires.
We camped half way in and came out next afternoon. The Catalina side was definitely the hairier of the two, only one major hill climb on the Oracle side that was "tough" The group I was with commented that it had changed a lot since last year.
I'd recommend sliders, lift and a locker at least if you're planning on doing it all yourself. I was in an open 100 with larger tires and some WAAG

step sliders that saved my bacon a few times and had to pick lines carefully and make a number of runs at things. Even took a tug from my Rubicon friend



a couple times when it just wasn't worth continuing to try at it in my current setup.


Phil...your 80 is more than fine.
