dhkonrad
2013 Offroad TOTY
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Keep in mind Fordyce is a lot gnarlier than Rubicon tho. And rubicon has bypass for all the hard obstacles.
But very true and good point. I strapped it pretty conservative and will bump it the same or maybe even more for Rubicon. Will be easy to change later with the pinch bolts on the bumpstop cans. Hopefully that will keep the tires mostly out of the fenders. It may not be that bad now with the straps on, I need to go find a place to test it out. If it is still pretty bad I may just rock no fenders or take my uncles jeep.
Honestly I meant mostly for the rear. Even on a forklift I had about 1-2 inches of clearance at full bump, but on the rocks my rear axle moved forward and back a bit, and the first time it ate the fender it messed up the lip of the fender, so that even after taking a sledge hammer to my fender on the trail, it still kept making contact and made the lip worse and worse, and it took the outer 1" of all my lugs off.
And that was all before the first river crossing of Fordyce. Not anywhere near as gnarly as the rest of the trail.