What level trails for sahara
11-10-2006, 01:27 PM
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What level trails for sahara
Hey guys. What level trails can I safely take the sahara onwithout braking anything? It doesnt have the sway bar disconnect so obviously I cant go too crazy like with rubi. Thanks!
11-10-2006, 06:16 PM
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it really depends on the driver... Ive seen stock jeeps go further than some Rubi's with drivers who cant wheel.
11-10-2006, 07:44 PM
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Then I'll get a rubi in 2 years, I'll wait until they perfect the new model and until I get better off road skills. I guess as long as sahara is good enough to start off with some hills and mud and some bumps, thats good enough for me to start.
11-10-2006, 07:51 PM
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Well this is gona be my first jeep and I really wanna get into trails. I wanna start off light-med trails and progress from there. I been doing some research about paragon and the other park near by. I love that shit man. Now I have a chance to get into it Then I'll get a rubi in 2 years, I'll wait until they perfect the new model and until I get better off road skills. I guess as long as sahara is good enough to start off with some hills and mud and some bumps, thats good enough for me to start.
Then I'll get a rubi in 2 years, I'll wait until they perfect the new model and until I get better off road skills. I guess as long as sahara is good enough to start off with some hills and mud and some bumps, thats good enough for me to start.My club goes to paragon atleast once a year, Ive been there for NEUROC but never to wheel.
Your definetly going to need atleast a front locker from the trails i have seen there. I'm sure you could get away without one, depending on the trail level you go on.
35" and a 3" and you'll be good to go... and some rocker protection.