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its got 4 control arms + panhard, we just call them a "5 link" setup.
Some fun in Sedona today......
Went out to Coldstream Canyon today, did some light rivers, and really thanked god I had those MT Sliders:
^^My concentration face.
My friend moving a 2x4.
Victory! That was quite a steep bank, had to go rear lockers.
^^My concentration face.
My friend moving a 2x4.
Victory! That was quite a steep bank, had to go rear lockers.
Looks good man, where is the trail?
Some more from today...
Liftless rock crawling is good fun.
Damn mudflap.
Liftless rock crawling is good fun.
Damn mudflap.
The trail is in Truckee, CA. The Lake Tahoe area has plenty of trails just like this.
The specific trail is called "Coldstream Canyon."
The specific trail is called "Coldstream Canyon."
Looks cool, I don't make it to the north end of the lake much. . .
FJason80, nice 'fro!! 
Thanks. I was wondering how long it would be before someone made a fro or blue oyster cult type comment.
Here are a couple of pics from the 6700km four week expedition I just came back from.
The first is of the storm that came across and rained us in for two days on a sheep station while spectating at the ARB Warn 4x4 Outback Challenge.
The second pic is on the way out after the storm. 4hrs to travel 60kms on a main dirt road.
This pic is from one of the night transport stages at the OBC. Even with the MT/Rs aired down to 18psi and the locker engaged we were slipping and sliding everywhere.
The first is of the storm that came across and rained us in for two days on a sheep station while spectating at the ARB Warn 4x4 Outback Challenge.
The second pic is on the way out after the storm. 4hrs to travel 60kms on a main dirt road.
This pic is from one of the night transport stages at the OBC. Even with the MT/Rs aired down to 18psi and the locker engaged we were slipping and sliding everywhere.
After the Outback Challenge we travelled through the Flinders Ranges.
And through to the Simpson Desert.
And through to the Simpson Desert.
More Simpson Desert.
The biggest sand dune in the Simpson is known as "Big Red". It takes a fair bit to get over it, especially when you are fully loaded with all your expedition gear. It took me about eight attempts before I managed to crest it. I had to let the tyres down to about 14psi and got a big run up. It only just did it. My mates in the Shorty GQ Patrol couldn't get over it. They took the bypass track around it.
While we were trying to get over a couple KTMs came along and had a bit of a play on the steeper sections of the dune. They made it look too easy. (now I want one
)
Cool sunrise picture in the desert.
While we were trying to get over a couple KTMs came along and had a bit of a play on the steeper sections of the dune. They made it look too easy. (now I want one
)
Cool sunrise picture in the desert.
wow, amazing pics! thanks! You need some swampers over there for that mud 
Mickldo, those pics are amazing! They definitely belong in the artistic cruiser pics thread.
Mick,
Those are some awesome pics. How 'bout some more from your trip?
Those are some awesome pics. How 'bout some more from your trip?
Tapage
Club 4X4 Panamá
This pic it's simple the best that I seen in a long time ..
jfz80
Cruisin’
here is one for the author....... who needs a locker ???
YES! You reminded me of this situation. Realizing at the TOP I never locked up. WHOA!!!! I made the dust bowl!
