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39s got you?
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How long did it take to get your new Bronco Raptor stuck?
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I'll do you one better: "my" Bronco Raptor got stuck MONTHS ago and has remained stuck this whole time, due to (1) my lack of a golden ticket, and (2) my total inability to finance one at $20k over MSRP.
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My Badlands is "Moab rated", with receipts! Hell's revenge is super easy too, so there is something fishy about this. Hopefully all was replaced under warranty because a Raptor can drive up and down Hell's revenge forward and back no problem.
100% agree, Hells Revenge is steep but nothing that should cause that kind of damage. Factory defect? Or driver?
Okay, so what is Moab rated? Taking my Wildtrek there at end of March. What should I be doing to get it Moab worthy?
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Hells with snow is a different animal. Also there is more to hells revenge than just normal trail, Escalator and mickies hot tub, the steep ledges as you're going up to the hot tubs. You can take a bronco sport through there if you drive the easy lines and don't do any of the hard obstacles.
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Litebrite hasn't broken theirs and they've done way harder stuff than hells revenge. Sounds like driver error.
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In the F-16 Community if you manage to overspeed the jet or somehow over-G it when you’re flying it how you’re supposed to then it’s consider max performing the jet and it earns you a little pride. So if you haven’t gotten stuck it’s because you’re just not max performing yet…
or in my case I got stuck 3 days after I got it because I misjudged the depth of some mud. But ya know, I’m just stupid.
Nice analogy.
The idea of never getting stuck is boring. Knowing I can, and will, get stuck sometimes makes all the times I don’t get stuck so much more enjoyable.
The first part is overpaying for a room in Moab. Your trip is just on the edge of Easter Jeep Safari, so you probably have that box checked. Overpaying for a room in Moab also gets you a Jeep Badge of Honor.
Don't sweat it. Moab offers a variety of trails that allow for different skill levels and vehicle capabilities. If Moab in general was bad for your Bronco it would have been a big PR blunder to setup and operate an Off-Roadeo there. If you have any lingering concerns, just search youtube for "Bronco Moab" and you will find a number of videos showing Broncos tackling many of the trails with no issues.
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