Media 200 series picture thread (35 Viewers)

Photo/Video/Audio threads

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.

full

Poser shot after install of 1.25" spidertrax spacers.
 
This weekend I took the LX on what I'm sure was its very first time off-pavement:

Finally got to use the high suspension mode and centre diff lock. LX did great in the ~foot of snow with various holes/ruts underneath.

ep3fxhB.jpg


RCcvX2O.jpg


NM4Lzzc.jpg


Fire was had.

MhXrwYb.jpg


Sausages were eaten.

XjqFq3H.jpg
 
Last edited:
This weekend I took the LX on what I'm sure was it's very first time off-pavement:

Finally got to use the high suspension mode and centre diff lock. LX did great in the ~foot of snow with various holes/ruts underneath.

ep3fxhB.jpg


RCcvX2O.jpg


NM4Lzzc.jpg


Fire was had.

MhXrwYb.jpg


Sausages were eaten.

XjqFq3H.jpg

Best info:
“Fire was had...sausages were eaten.”
Lol! I love it. :clap:
 
This weekend I took the LX on what I'm sure was it's very first time off-pavement:

Finally got to use the high suspension mode and centre diff lock. LX did great in the ~foot of snow with various holes/ruts underneath.

ep3fxhB.jpg


RCcvX2O.jpg


NM4Lzzc.jpg


Fire was had.

MhXrwYb.jpg


Sausages were eaten.

XjqFq3H.jpg

What I've found to work best: Set to high mode then turn height control off (hit the off switch). The truck will still stay in high unless you exceed the maximum speed. Generally height control works fine off road, but I've had a few times where it will try to level out when I don't want it to.
 
What I've found to work best: Set to high mode then turn height control off (hit the off switch). The truck will still stay in high unless you exceed the maximum speed. Generally height control works fine off road, but I've had a few times where it will try to level out when I don't want it to.

I was looking at that button and wondering what it does exactly... Does it just turn off auto-levelling? And what's the max speed? I think the LX went back to normal height once I hit about 40kph, but I'm not sure about that. My old ML350 would hold its high setting until 80kph... I liked that a bit better, but I suppose 40kph is fine, too.

As for raising to high setting, it seemed like I needed to be driving less than 20kph to get it to go up. Sound about right?
 
I was looking at that button and wondering what it does exactly... Does it just turn off auto-levelling? And what's the max speed? I think the LX went back to normal height once I hit about 40kph, but I'm not sure about that. My old ML350 would hold its high setting until 80kph... I liked that a bit better, but I suppose 40kph is fine, too.

As for raising to high setting, it seemed like I needed to be driving less than 20kph to get it to go up. Sound about right?

This should help:

1897189
 
I was looking at that button and wondering what it does exactly... Does it just turn off auto-levelling? And what's the max speed? I think the LX went back to normal height once I hit about 40kph, but I'm not sure about that. My old ML350 would hold its high setting until 80kph... I liked that a bit better, but I suppose 40kph is fine, too.

As for raising to high setting, it seemed like I needed to be driving less than 20kph to get it to go up. Sound about right?

The cheat mode for extra height with extra speed off-road is to put it in low range.

I often use this for running in desert washes. It is cheating as it feels so compliant as to float over irregularities. To the point that it causes serious clenching when coming upon an unexpected hit too fast, expecting for sure to bottom out. Yet AHC has an uncanny ability to handle the hit as it dynamically increases compression damping and calls upon the secondary firmer spring rate. It really is an awesome system.

I've considered raising the stock AHC height, but really have never needed to outside of maybe wanting to "hard cruise" down the street.
 
1897875
1897877
1897878
1897879
 
Took a mostly scenic route from Mississippi to the DC area, and back, last week. I have almost 4k miles of seat time over various terrains and conditions in this thing over the past 10 days, and I must say that it continues to impress me. At 185k miles, in single digit temperatures, running it for 14+ hours at times, it never skipped a beat.

zchPy-FSgVJ2FMFj7oSMRUCkW8oWIE6hrcC6TBPcWn7nO3nzWQ6_l0ipSEN-dSpNsiNS406K-igDfKim8NHoZyi7n-mr0Hy2Eomv48hdawMt5jxIxbOqzBuG0VyJl8C13kGfhodVsA=w1920-h1080


aQ-0mzQR5spNh5bES1mimLMU-kSEeB7KxE-pZEHFfOJZvAXQhEExZszK9wIEBrxRChz1ID5-RoxCRaIaG67JMs-PLLotr5LRdP-bYCFH8qlTQQa0N33CYid_9z3M7lClFeYJGXpA-A=w1920-h1080


-k0Gxlan85h-7UVFf1HnKo8qWBrQmvLsJ-ImYUib5unY51icYF3juStMmGQoaMSvMW4bKT8-eiZE6wlguRGTOqQKqjyauj-vbvEtr-N_pWurL33dS1vYX8Bc9LhFe-DMQ5AYmuQUTQ=w1920-h1080


H7p0lxFUmVsgi610IZuuu0QhLjfU2NZtYvpb6D3pmgH2TuB4dUJ168djdsKHfNULA8C4CU6m36Inkdy1S-ICoLOX9ChdCKt-K1EUAK2u738y_TZPvb3How3Ch8bsT8jElDEjaXCbdg=w1920-h1080


dDW6Lfmf-Q-vIClRfAdO-ctWZULjOkwtJmfNVafhPUbGbUvoZhEanolyaLE2F2uJ1_kIYEVrb7UcuvSQWOqmo9wbS3NBYcvns77JoNRWlZgHMqbWxEHAqqfVku2SzcjvNuDCwR4CpA=w1920-h1080


5_6o4XnrXB_QM8myWT66BFKZhjxETf7b7H2Aq4UYWJjHfZPvGVtdNjBVrEQwoJrhyQYNXUt5weo9je_6XwchMKwk7kJtLFifaqBHiQ2ur411-1D9fnKE2Lyfed7TakLbiQTgRMQ3SQ=w1920-h1080


KS-HV0Mq3nMc5yTqCCyc779YHT8cXqn6GwOwywP1YuKH-hW56nwdmpMFxb86KbwIEsek-fvG-A-02yjnLUtY2HdRTBos1m2eRaMi4JevyW4ijgZl9aLL9uPajXTRvfNhYSuxj5BOPg=w1920-h1080


CKyyXAnH-OwD76GR_VYjq8XOrJGAGEjuBWdd8SVcvPgE7IX1LK0FbPgwkUrzWkWkAZcngTCpOcPb-9xF4iX59gob99Fg-hAVIdh-d36KkqRpa8UzER4vy4cKGLj5f8i4I00Z2XT5zw=w1920-h1080
 
Nice road trip :cheers:, some of those look like HWY 441 going over the MTN from Gatlinburg to North Carolina.
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top Bottom