JKUS runs beginner trails at Hidden Falls
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2017
- I haven't had the budget to do a lot of upgrades to my new 17 JKUS yet.. but I'm slowly building it up. I decided to go try the lower level trails to see how it does as it is now. 33" tires AT/MT hybrid Falken Wildpeaks, 2.5" TF lift. I scraped my skid plates once or twice, my tires hit my fenders twice. But it did pretty good. I have gone through much more challenging terrain just running around the neighborhood and going to Galveston. I think I expected more variety from the park.
Too bad we have to drive so far from Houston to enjoy nice trails like HFs , Glad you had fun brother!
DUDE ‼️ Great video...I've been wanting to go in my mall Jeep :)
No sway bar disconnects though...
Can't wait !!
We just went for thanksgiving weekend that place is so cool it will blow your mind
Great video. Really enjoyed it.
Thank you for the video.
Was there last weekend we had a great time
Very cool!!
Question. I just got my 4Runner Limited 4x4. I wanna take it on a beginners off road track as I have not done it before lol so I want to know, How difficult was this? Should I get better tires for my truck before heading that way (I have the all season tires from factory)?
We'll be taking the 2021 Jeep Talk Show Gladiator out to Hidden Falls on July 10th. Everyone is welcome to join.
are 33" tires and 2.5" lift stock for a JKUS?
No, by stock i just meant no lockers, no re-gearing. only a small lift, tires are barely larger than stock. It's not bone stock, but it's also not highly modified, and no modifications that would help with rock crawling!
My 99 f150 did all level 3s in 2wd with out going above 2k rpm
Have you ever been to Barnwell mountain 4 by 4 park? It seems like their idea of a level 3 is a lot harder then hidden falls idea of a level 3! Imho anyway
@@JeepRoad bmra is definitely different than hidden falls.
I have a 2003 F150s 4x4. Good to know.
holy shit for real? the level 2s where insane as it was. Which trials did you hit?
How's your Jeep these days? Any new upgrades to it? Still taking the Jeep out to its backyard? I need to go check these trails out. Looks like the Hill Country area.
And don't mind some of these guys on here giving you a hard time about the trails you did. Obviously that was your first time and you were doing it solo without any guidance. Keep on Jeeping my friend.
Thanks Ace! I REALLY want to do the Colorado trails this summer, but it's looking like it's not in the budget. My next upgrade will definitely be an antirock sway bar. I'm putting $10-$20 dollars aside for that every chance I get. I grew up in Startzville near New Braunfels. Are you close to there?
I just moved to satler
And got a jeep this past Saturday
@@williamturner8644 can't wait to see one of your adventures!
@@williamturner8644 is this the william turner from houston tx?
More variety from the park? dude I think you literally just did all the super easy trails right? There's some gnarly stuff out there
I did all of the level 3's and 2's o could find. A couple of the 4's, but didn't even try any level 5's. I thought there would be some non-trail, open area. Maybe some mud, or water.. Don't get me wrong, I had a great time! But as it was my 1st time at a off road park I just assumed they would have been at pains to provide a greater variety.. maybe sand.. i don't know!
@@JeepRoad so where's the video of you doing these level 4 trails? There's trails out there that would eat up that Jeep.
@@endocry did i come across as boasting? I didn't mean to. This is my first jeep, it's just a sport, and i was trying to AVOID gnarly trails on my first time out there. So i wasn't trying to brag or say my jeep was awesome. I was lost quite often, but ever so often saw a sign. Pretty sure I did most of the 3's and some of the easier 4's. Wouldn't swear to it tho. You know what bro, i bent my axle at san luis mud flats! Not even dune jumping, just hit a hole out in the mud flats! After that I'm trying to be careful with my dana30 until i can afford to get it reinforced a bit. I'm SURE i could tear it up at hidden falls or anywhere else if i hit the gas too much.
Gunner JKU's Jeep Adventures that is what is cool about HFs. Something for everyone, and even year to year the trails change with rain, wear, and trail maintenance. The main thing is you are getting out there. Get a winch and some upgrades and get to wheeling with a group!
What about Sam Houston forest ?
Do you live close to marble falls?
No, live in Houston
Mic evidently man.
Does Jones Jeeps rent Jeeps too ?
They use to but I don't think so anymore.
Could I do this one in a stock subaru outback?
Yes, you could do lots of trails. They'll give you a map at the check-in and highlight the trails they think you can do. Just don't hesitate to turn around if you think it's getting a bit too rough. You're the one that has to pay for repairs, so it's your call!
@@JeepRoad Thanks for the reply. I'll check it out if I don't get laughed out of there.
I drive 1869 every day to go to my house
I wheel harder in my prius
Hahaha! LOL. Man, I'd love to see a video of that Prius! Cheers!
Boy oh boy, that had to be the hardest thing you have done, admit you own a Prius. Smh. Must of never had a father figure in your life and got fought behind the barn with your uncle Steve with pants down. But hey, none of my business... you own a Prius @brastofalbeasts1
@@JeepRoad
Honestly, I think a Prius could make it through everything shown in this video except that last mud hole, and maybe not UP that one steep hill.
I’ve been wanting to go to that park for a few years now.
Looks like fun.
Not in a Prius though. 😂