more offroad pics!! (1 Viewer)
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Cool flex shots fzj
Keep em' coming.
Looks like you dont have any more problems with the traction on these tires....
Nice pics. What camera are you using, D70?
Nice pics. What camera are you using, D70?
Nice pics FZJ, its even better that I've been there once before.
I'm going to have to head down to Tahuya again once I get my lift and tires on. And Sliders will be soon to follow. I did part of the North side of the loop stock with the rear locked in some spots. Very Fun!
Did others on the trail also think you were a little crazy taking such a "large" truck on those trails?
I'm going to have to head down to Tahuya again once I get my lift and tires on. And Sliders will be soon to follow. I did part of the North side of the loop stock with the rear locked in some spots. Very Fun!
Did others on the trail also think you were a little crazy taking such a "large" truck on those trails?
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I have a Nikon D200 and D70, my new Xterrains tires worked great, love em! As far as the size of my rig to my amazement the fjCruiser guys I was with actually thought I had an advantage because my rig "was so much more narrow than there's" Had to check the facts on that when I got home, and as I thought there not, think it's just the tall stance of my rig that through off there perception! I would recommend the south loop to anyone in the area for a great fun run with only a couple tight spots and plenty of axle twisting holes! loved it! -Ken
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as most have stated already, nice pics!
there were some comments/questions about camera equipment and I do have to say that having good quality body/lenses helps, but it also takes talent to run the camera... completements to the camera operator(s) for having done such a good work
there were some comments/questions about camera equipment and I do have to say that having good quality body/lenses helps, but it also takes talent to run the camera... completements to the camera operator(s) for having done such a good work
Awesome photos!
Those pictures are excellent quality.
Nice rig too!
Nice rig too!
Or you can use flickr, there are no bandwidth restrictions at flickr which makes it a better option IMO.
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