I wanna see a 40 do this

[TeddyBoy]

You have to get about 2 minutes in.

Josh--you don't need to put a flat belly on her or bigger tires.

 

[schmitty]

What are you talking about of course I would need a flat belly if i could extend my wheel base 2 feet. Next project flat belly then maybe we can go wild.

 

[71-CRUISER]

I actually wheeled with him at Windrock a couple of weeks ago. Super nice guy. The truck was wild and worked pretty well. He did break a t-case output and the truck, even with 47s, wouldn't relay go anywhere that my truck wouldn't.

By the way "Rattlerock" was about the nastiest so called trail that I have ever driven / winched up.

 

[armytaco]

I have seen him at River Rock before I do believe...Bad ass rig..

 

[HENDOG]

What exactly was it that he did in that video that so impressed you Ted ??? I mean he did spend a lot of money on a rig you can't drive on the street and apparently not up any small hills either!!!

 

[TeddyBoy]

What exactly was it that he did in that video that so impressed you Ted ??? I mean he did spend a lot of money on a rig you can't drive on the street and apparently not up any small hills either!!!

you'd know if you watched it.

 

[armytaco]

What exactly was it that he did in that video that so impressed you Ted ??? I mean he did spend a lot of money on a rig you can't drive on the street and apparently not up any small hills either!!!

Well I have not seen your drive on the street or climb any small hills without exploding parts everywhere...damn trailerqueen

 

[Enigma]

3:15

I thought I was having an acid flash back.

That's a neat trick.

 

[CruisinGA]

I actually wheeled with him at Windrock a couple of weeks ago. Super nice guy. The truck was wild and worked pretty well. He did break a t-case output and the truck, even with 47s, wouldn't relay go anywhere that my truck wouldn't.

By the way "Rattlerock" was about the nastiest so called trail that I have ever driven / winched up.

What was more unique/useless on that ride-

the adjustable wheelbase trick, or a buggy built around a unibody?

 

[HENDOG]

you'd know if you watched it.

I saw the rear steer just more stuff to break, or let you down on the trail, not to mention $$$cost$$$, and it can't be used on the street!

 

[taterhead]

I saw the rear steer just more stuff to break, or let you down on the trail, not to mention $$$cost$$$, and it can't be used on the street!

I guess we have to spell it out for you. " Penn State Liberal Arts Degree" no much good here.....
Watch the video again and watch the wheel base EXTEND while he is hung up on the rock...


To everyone else: I want to apologize for the Hendogs lack of observation skills... And He drives for me at the fire station.. What can I say???

 

[atl zj]

What was more unique/useless on that ride-

the adjustable wheelbase trick, or a buggy built around a unibody?

Careful Bailey, you never know who might be watching.

Roger, the power wagon owner, probably only had a couple hundred bucks in generic hydraulics parts for his wheelbase "trick". Wish I could say the same about my rig.