Media The MUD 100 series Photos thread (17 Viewers)

[CSG1]

Deer Creek Road, Ketchum Idaho

 

[spressomon]

Nice photo CSG1!

 

[02 Beast]

Cherokee National Forest TN.

Riding around Kimsey Mountain - 2 Hundy's and a Unimog...

 

[Brock]

Teaser of my BumpItOffroad rear bumper with tire swingout and jerry can mounts....rest is in my build thread.

 

[2000UZJ]

Kemsey Mountain...

 

[Gorilla]

Hey guys,

Anyone know what this LX would be running, in terms of Tyre size and lift? I saw it here in Sydney, and instantly made a u-turn to check it out! I want one now!

 

[Anthony.L]

Hey guys,

Anyone know what this LX would be running, in terms of Tyre size and lift?

Looks like a 2.5-3" lift in the rear with either springs or AHC mod, and maybe the front t-bars cranked up a little bit or again AHC mod. There is definitely some rake going on, or it's a really bad camera angle.

Wheels look like 18" and the tires look like 33-34".

Next time you see it hop out and look at the tire size printed on the side of the tire.

 

[Gorilla]

Will do! Looks like its running some sorta flares too. To be honest, I have no idea what you just typed lol...Rake? Front is lower than rear. What is AHC and t-bar? Tow bar?

 

[Gorilla]

Here is a nice one from japan

 

[FullyLitLED]

I was bored today so I edited some photos

 

[Anthony.L]

The snow is officially flying in Washington State. Sunday myself and some friends decided to go do some snow wheelin. It was my first time in the snow, and had a blast! Put the first dent in the sheet metal and proud of it! It's finally fully broken in with complete trail pin stripe paint job and dent from tree stump.

These were taken in Evans Creek ORV Park which is near the base of Mt Rainier. The elevation was between 3000 and 4500ft. Snow was falling hard up top and pretty decent at the bottom.

 

[4Peanut]

These were taken in Evans Creek ORV Park which is near the base of Mt Rainier...

Sweet!

How'd the BFG AT KO's do in the white stuff? I have a new set on my Land Cruiser, but we haven't seen any snow here in Maryland yet (my previous BFG AT KO experience was with a much lighter 1996 4Runner without full time 4WD, ATRAC, CDL, etc.)

 

[Anthony.L]

How'd the BFG AT KO's do in the white stuff?

They did extremely well. I was worried about the weight of the LC burying itself in the snow but was not a problem. Both the compacted snow on the forest service road way and the powder on the sides was no issue whatsoever. Never even saw the ATRAC kick in once. I was just in 4LOW with center diff lock on.

On the roads with sheet ice under the snow it was a different story. The KO's were not horrible, but had to take it extra slow. Of course only a dedicated snow/ice tire and/or studs is going to do well on sheet ice.

Obligatory 100 pic...

 

[SupraTuRD]

Anthony, your truck is looking great man! I just got my A/T KO's and I'm itching to do some exploring in the snow! Sucks about the dent, but I suppose it would have been a lot worse w/out the sliders. Keep the great pics coming!

 

[1loudLX]

Anthony, you know if you had done the Line-X a few months ago you probably wouldnt have had that dent right?

 

[Anthony.L]

No doubt the dent would have been much bigger without the sliders, it was a huge stump buried under white stuff so it was sneaky!

Loud, still would have got the dent, probably not as noticeable and would have not got the scratches. It's all good, even more reason now to get the Line-X done. I'm going to pull the door panel and pop out the majority of the dent before getting the lining put on. Then you will probably never even notice it was there.

 

[1loudLX]

make sure it's arrow straight, i had previous damage on my tailgate and it didnt get fixed before the lining, and it was just a little dent.

 

[jonharis]

Out in the back yard playing on a rainy day.

 

[bluecruiser]

In progress....

 

[SmoothLC]

Out in the back yard playing on a rainy day.

Nice photo!