6000 rpm redline, 2.72:1 transfer case, 3.21:1 diffs .797:1 6th gear, tires are 275/70/17
2.72*3.21*.797 = 6.959 so for every 6.959 engine revolutions, my axles turn once. 6000/6.959 puts my axles at 862.192 rpm
Tire circumference is 101 inches (I just plugged the numbers into a converter...
Mmmm. Hydroboost :-) I hope to run that in my 4runner eventually when it gets a diesel
The video doesn't do the hill justice... I had tires down to 17 PSI but they definitely needed to be lower. The moment you hit the brakes too hard you'd go sideways. I need gears pretty bad...
a 3.21 final drive makes downhills like that one really difficult. turns out that bit of slope was on the "loose rock" trail which is marked as a 5 on the map.
Awesome! Thanks! Pictures and videos never do the hills justice, but seeing both trucks slide from doing nothing but hitting the brakes is a good indicator of just how ridiculous that hill was! I probably won't be doing that again unless I go with someone that has a truck similar to Shawn's...
Not directly related, but there's a good chance that we are relatives. The La Roccas are from Sicily and slowly split and migrated between 1900 and WWII. I believe the family split 3 ways. My grandfather was very young when his father moved the family to Argentina, then the other part of the...
That's why I use Vimeo. Plus Vimeo keeps things at 720. If I had the paid membership all of these videos would be in 1080. Also no copyright issues if you add music to a video.
Facundo with the red Jeep checking in. Here's my contribution from the weekend:
http://vimeo.com/72369802
https://vimeo.com/72369804
https://vimeo.com/72369801
https://vimeo.com/72369803
https://vimeo.com/72155551