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Check out the Rock Krawl coverage at
these sites.
OK Auto's Official Web Site
offroaders.com
A casualty of the rock pile. A
YJ with a new Warn coil over suspension. Evidently there were some weak welds on the
front axle that allowed the axle to rotate. This bent the coil springs, shocks and
other things. The front drive shaft also separated.
One of the other things going on was
the slow drags. A test to show who has the lowest gears. This CJ-7 has a
NV4500 trans and was unbeatable.
This custom Samuri was a crowd pleaser. He decide to give the
rock pile a try and with a little persistance, banging parts, and a lot of throttle the
little green machine was over the pile to get a round of applause.
John brought up his CJ-2A equipped
with an Old Man Enu suspension to show it off. See more about this jeep here.
Dwayne made an attempt at the rock
pile, his Jeep was bitten and suffered a broken front drive shaft. While he was
being pulled off his Jeep also suffered a bent drag link.
Day 2, Paragon
Adventure Park
Early the next morning it was almost time for the real fun to begin.
We met at Eagle Rock Ski resort and got into our respective groups. The event
consisted of ten groups from stockers to hardcore off road vehicles. I was fortunate
to have the opportunity to be a trail leader. My group was the brown group and
consisted of 18 vehicles. 3 TJs, 3 Cherokees, 1 Bronco, 2 Troopers, 1 Mazda Pickup,
2 YJs, and 6 CJs.
Our first stop in Paragon was
the Rocky Ravine area. Where we played in a massive mud hole.
Some chose not to play but others
went crazy and had a ball. Our first stucks of the day were coming.
Dan eased though the mud and swung
around to have a go at it a few more times.
Jon had fun in his Trooper in the mud
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