Recent content by RedBull_RockIt

Lewis, now I know you were whining. He didn't have the parts...that is it. Yet you say it was a bad experience and you would never shop there again??? Fine, don't, it's your loss, but don't push that on others. You're the worst kind of wheeler out there for these businesses...ANY...

So here's what it sounds like to me. You walked in needing parts for a non rubicon 44. You asked for 44 parts in general. He asked if it was for a Rubicon. You said no. He said I only have rubicon 44 parts at this time. You left, you came on here and bashed him. YOU are the one with the...

New Rubicon or Unlimited??? Those guys work on ANYTHING and actually make most of their work from older rigs, which are the mainstay of offroading in Moab...We can't be talking about the same place. Those guys are as resourceful as it gets, work after hours for just about anybody, have a ton of...

Steve, Pepper, and the team at Outpost are off the hook. When we need ANY work done while within 300 miles of there, we make the trip. They have one of the best setup shops in the industry and some great talent to go with it. A disclaimer: I have NOT seen the suspension you are referring...

If he is stuck and he's sure he hasn't ran out of gas and there are no other ideas besides the heater coil circuit (glow plug), he can spray some WD40 into the intake and crank it over. Not too much though. Many times that is enough to start it. With my D-Max, it wasn't enough. If that...

We've just camped AT BFE...plenty of flat space to park, your base camp is at the area you'll most likely break...it's perfect.

That's got Unit Bearings right? Those systems are much more expensive than traditional hub and bearing setups. The one on my Chevy 3500 ran $295.

no need to do that. The conversion does take a bit of work but isn't really that difficult. It'll take the 4.0 computer and harness, everything on the head, the distributor, the harmonic with the magnetic pickup, and a high volume fuel pump. For the pump, many people use the E2000 but after...

"RP Films" especially the "Haulin or Crawlin" series. Nobody even comes close to the amount of footage they have. Filming this sport is their living and it shows in their work. Haulin or Crawlin II is my favorite of the series for wheeling variety and "III" was the best for watching and...

An update, taken directly from the XRRA website. XRRA staff was very happy to see the media support from such outlets as Speedvision, Current TV, Superlift TV, DIRTSports Magazine, Crawl Magazine, Pirate 4X4, Off-Road.com and many others at this second annual Moab season opener event. “We...

I know that RP Films took quite a lot of footage for their UpComing Haulin or Crawlin IV video (released around SEMA). Also, I seem to remember Rob Muchado being there but I'm not sure what/if any cameras he had with him. Jeremy not only is a co-owner of that land, but is also the owner of BFE...

I'm bummed...I heard about this event just a few days ago and got all excited...but unfortunatly, the dates don't work out for us and we'll miss out on what is sure to be a fun event. Jeremy, I hope the event is a big success for you!

Seeing as Suicidal Tendencies at Area BFE will be closed due to erosion...for those of us that never even got to see it, can someone post stories of the carnage, who has done it, how many people were denied, and that kind of fun stuff...and even some pics??? Sure would appreciate it!

OK, here's the story I heard regarding Clay's leg: Clay was chasing down that beautiful lady friend of his that also sports a wheelchair-type-ride. She faked left, Clay took the bait without looking, she dodged right. Too late to catch her smooth moves, Clay attempted a cutting brake turn but...

It wasn't Jeremy's dad. It was a gentleman from Minnesota (I think) that had traded in his day-job for a life of adventure. He'd bought a motorhome, trailer, and a number of trials bikes and these "4Tricks" bikes and made his way to Moab to strike his fortune in "living" versus finances. He...