HAZ Jeep Posse

Daryl · Post by **Daryl** » Aug 04 2003 11:22 am

I notice a lot of folks here have jeeps. We should start the HAZ Jeep Posse.

bzachar · Post by **bzachar** » Aug 11 2003 5:20 pm

DoFear wrote:This is a great book for 4x4 peeps.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... ikearizona

or

http://hikearizona.com/books.php?REV=1&ID=66

I love this book.

They have a pallet of these at Costco in east Mesa for $23.99. List is $34.95.
Bill

Greg Jackson · Post by **Greg Jackson** » Aug 11 2003 6:21 pm

In response to DoFear's reply:

Yeah, 4WD, V6, all the good stuff. And, unlike Matt's Jeep, air conditioning!

ADGibson · Post by **ADGibson** » Aug 11 2003 8:23 pm

Greg Jackson wrote:In response to DoFear's reply:

Yeah, 4WD, V6, all the good stuff. And, unlike Matt's Jeep, air conditioning!

Shouldn't be a prob then.

hoppy47m · Post by **hoppy47m** » Aug 11 2003 8:25 pm

Yea....I never thought of that, my luck it would detonate in the middle of the river...I'd have a jetjeep!

RedRoxx44 · Post by **RedRoxx44** » Aug 11 2003 8:48 pm

I carry several cans of Fix-a Flat and a Quick Air 2 compressor- takes about 20 minutes to inflate my 33" mud terrains from 8 lbs to 30 lbs which is plenty for street( some say too much for street. ) I also have an ARB front locker and Rancho shocks with a small compressor to adjust those for off road. So plenty of air , just slow at times. I also carry a spare Optima battery, a complete front axle assembly and spring hangars just in case. I don't have all tools but parts in case of a major break down- all I need are some spare hands and tools .
I guess we aren't doing much dicussion of hiking on this thread. I think it would be fun to put together a social vehicle trip with maybe a nice picnic or camp spot- with maybe a short hike thrown in, that anyone with a jeep mod or not could enjoy.