Kreiten's photos from Ouray... (1 Viewer)

[kreiten]

 

[kreiten]

A couple pics from my brother Jay...

 

[bluecruiser]

@kreiten Great photos. Nice to meet you and your family.

 

[kreiten]

@kreiten Great photos. Nice to meet you and your family.

thanks! Nice meetin you guys also! thanks for spotting us and helping us out!!!

 

[kreiten]

group shot from the top of Imogene pass...

 

[ryanCA]

Best thread on the forum

I have been visiting it two times a day!

 

[kreiten]

 

[sdnative]

Pics my brother Jay took...View attachment 1132144

A little pucker factor there. That was the worst of the steps with the wet rocks and mud. I had to back up a bit myself and take a slightly different line.

 

[kreiten]

A little pucker factor there. That was the worst of the steps with the wet rocks and mud. I had to back up a bit myself and take a slightly different line.

yep, def pucker factor, thanks again for your help getting off that rock face, I owe ya a beer next year forsure!!!

 

[kreiten]

 

[kreiten]

One last picture before I die

 

[kreiten]

 

[Billfish]

Brilliant. Send this pic to Toyota mate. "A murder of Cruisers"

My new wall paper. Hard to decide however as there are so many worthy candidates.

You guys (all of you) really got some great shots in the can out of that trip.

 

[codyaustin5]

I tweeted a similar photo to Toyota although I'm not a Twitter expert so who knows if I did it right!

 

[kreiten]

 

[r3run33]

great pic hey can you give a comment or "critique" of your lift you installed on the trip You rove a good distance highway and then off road then back highway how was the trip???

 

[kreiten]

View attachment 1132550 great pic hey can you give a comment or "critique" of your lift you installed on the trip You rove a good distance highway and then off road then back highway how was the trip???

We did almost 3k miles total on the journey! The suspension handled awesome both on and off the road. I truly have zero complaints, it's a beefy setup and gives great control both at speeds and offroad. We cruised along the open roads at 90mph and it was super smooth. Offroad we blasted over rocks and holes and although a bit harsh at times it allowed for total control of the rig! I would highly recommend the Ironman system to anyone that likes a bit firmer ride than stock and good control... just my 2 cents.. thanks!

 

[steenh]

Kreiten can also reply, but I'll also throw my 2 cents out there... we have the same suspension setup for the most part... the difference being I have an ARB in front with the "heavy" springs.

We drove 1800 miles each way and something like 16 hours off-road. For me, the suspension is excellent both on and off road. A bit tighter than stock, which I like, and never once got road weary after 16 hours on the road, and I'm not a kid anymore! It's just a smooth running machine. Can't imagine anything more comfortable and able to handle the road and off road better.

The wheeling over the weekend didn't affect anything on the way back... not that I thought it would.

 

[r3run33]

thanks for the responses happy to hear

 

[kreiten]