What Did You Do To Your Roxor This Weekend?

[Vinny]

Me and my co-pilotView attachment 14658

Co-pilot? He's in the pilot's seat!😄

 

[Kake America]

Went for a little 100 mile cruise with my better half

 

[Gabe]

Thats nice. Very Pretty!

 

[Longslyde]

Sweet area!

 

[RoxinatorAZ]

I know its not a Roxor, but thought people might enjoy the project. My sons 95 Wrangler YJ with a paint in the garage paint job. We used Rustoleum oil base paints with clear over it. Turned out good for a 200k+ old Jeep.

 

[USMC]

Starting to personalize my Roxor with some military items. Just did this this morning. My wife asked what it meant and when I told her she rolled her eyes. Oh Well!

If You Ain't Ordnance You Ain't Sh#T! IYAOYAS Still more to come.

 

[plumbstraight]

Had a great time of it with 55 other jeeps and suvs' Went to Juniper dunes in eastern Washington near Pasco.
Being the only Roxor there it was fun to pull 7 suv and jeeps out that were stuck on hills. Used the winch line, but not the winch. Just payed out enough line to reach them and backed up. I changed out the tires to some good atv tires, 10x30x15. Worked well in the sand and great on the highway also. Did air down to 10lbs, but hardly noticeable with the light weight of the roxor.
Mine is chipped to over 100hp and didn't struggle at all. Most of the route was handled in 3rd gear, hills and all. in the soft sand it will spin all 4 with ease in 3rd low. So glad I was able to get the 2019 before the changes. Lots of folks a bit puzzled listing to a quiet diesel keeping up with the lifted, high money rigs. One fellow had a blazer lifted, 40in tires, one ton axles, 5.7 engine. It really romped with all that suspension, it was fast, but as you know slow and steady wins the race. And with the George Washingtons that he had in that rig compared to the roxor, oh well.
I did clock mine at 84mph with gps one time only on a flat straight stretch. I've had the sxs's in the past and got rid of them for this rig. So thakful for a fun rig that will last a lifetime if taken care of.

Might add, I live in Washington st now.

 

[Cloud]

Had a great time of it with 55 other jeeps and suvs' Went to Juniper dunes in eastern Washington near Pasco.
Being the only Roxor there it was fun to pull 7 suv and jeeps out that were stuck on hills. Used the winch line, but not the winch. Just payed out enough line to reach them and backed up. I changed out the tires to some good atv tires, 10x30x15. Worked well in the sand and great on the highway also. Did air down to 10lbs, but hardly noticeable with the light weight of the roxor.
Mine is chipped to over 100hp and didn't struggle at all. Most of the route was handled in 3rd gear, hills and all. in the soft sand it will spin all 4 with ease in 3rd low. So glad I was able to get the 2019 before the changes. Lots of folks a bit puzzled listing to a quiet diesel keeping up with the lifted, high money rigs. One fellow had a blazer lifted, 40in tires, one ton axles, 5.7 engine. It really romped with all that suspension, it was fast, but as you know slow and steady wins the race. And with the George Washingtons that he had in that rig compared to the roxor, oh well.
I did clock mine at 84mph with gps one time only on a flat straight stretch. I've had the sxs's in the past and got rid of them for this rig. So thakful for a fun rig that will last a lifetime if taken care of.

Might add, I live in Washington st now.

I miss tri cities Yakima area. Used to take my 4Runner wheeling in elbe and that was really fun. Would love to take my roxor!

I'm sure you know recovering others in reverse is typically viewed as a poor idea.

Glad you had fun in the desert.

 

[plumbstraight]

went out today, 3 23 25. Was with a jeep community. Oh My, I couldn't believe folks with new jeep pickups and suv rigs out there winding through the trees and deep puddles. I'm thinking no way would I let anyone take a 70,000 dollar rig out there that wasn't designed for anything but the highway, grocery getting on a snowy day. Did have fun though. The Roxor is so capable that it just an idle day waiting for the timid to get through lol. Good training and helpful to take the edge off doing things that most never get to do. Just being out in the woods was a pleasure to me.
I did put through a puddle a couple hundred feet across. Was just over the tires, 30in, and of course water on the floorboards. Deep enough for sure. Just moved along in 2nd gear, low range not to make a wake. Will check the oil for water penetration.
Getting out with other folks is the best part and having folks tell me what a nice restore I did on an older jeep lol. One lady said I'm gullible, but not that gullible when I told her it was a 2019 lol.