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Trail loop itself was first time exploratory so I am giving it a difficult rating. Kristoffer was a fearless trail leader. Rolling past guest entrance to Castle Hot Springs Past this closed gate is where I believe the Ruby Wash trail begins ‘Tiff in what I believe was the first difficult section. Pardon me bad with directions I get lost leaving the parking lot but K can set me straight.. Ruby wash is basically a loose boulder field. Almost feels like things are constantly slipping out from under you while driving. This was another interesting section We both made it with out too much hassle my camera appears to have caught K with two bum taillights but it’s just trick photography he has a beast of a jk and not afraid to use it! almost like driving up a wall rear lockers engaged.. camera does this photo no justice & we were driving through what looked like a field of poppies This young stud was holding firm ground wouldn’t budge for either of us Thanks K for leading had a great time

HAPPY BIRTHDAY GEORGE MONTANA! Cheers to you.. have a great day today and a happy, prosperous 2020

Thank you D&K!

Dang Serendipity bites again..

Female side.. I like it

Granite hill?! Nice. You coulda called..

Back home safe. Beautiful day to be out on the trail. Seemed more washed out from last time we ran it and water was flowing to keep things interesting. Many other Jeeps and side by sides today too but we had fun and met some new people along the way. Here are a couple photos I took

Last minute run to the Log Corral Saturday. This trail is rated exploratory / difficult due to not being pre-ran and a rock garden that is not able to be bypassed 2-3 foot boulder field requires a decent suspension lift for clearance plus 33” tires or larger and a locker in the event water is on the trail. When: This Saturday 3/7/20 Meet: 9:30am at the Baja Gas Station Baja Gas Station 10180 N Fort McDowell Rd, Fort McDowell, AZ 85264 (480) 837-3506 https://goo.gl/maps/92Uanv9eEDa6spdA9 Cb: channel 4 Please reply to this thread to join. Due to parking at the lake we will limit vehicle count to 5 in the event this fills. 1. scottL 2. Number 7 & DZ Jeep chic 3. 4. 5.

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Happy Birthday K!

Nice work. Every time I see those tires with the knarler knobbies brings me back to my childhood

I can see 'em now!

To answer your original question: I believe the answer is no.. speedi sleeves will not help George since (from my perspective) their intension is to fill a void left from axle shaft wear and tear

Thank you for clarifying. Did G check the axle vent tube for any blockage? https://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f9/dana-44-axle-seal-leaking-622501/#post11680780 & this guy used RTV around the mating surface of his axle seal then jacked up his vehicle overnight so the diff Ohhl wouldn't come into contact with the sealant until after it dried https://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f9/dana-44-axle-seal-leaking-622501/index2.html#post11682353

Quick google search pointed me to their unique spelling and this how to video.. I hope this helps: Speedi Sleeve

Holy crazy cutting dude Kbro you gone off your rocker this time.. I can’t wait to try it!

@scottL was there too ’twas a most excellent day to be outside amongst friends.. thank you for letting me tag along!